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    • Title Aerophoto aircraft and crew
    • Released 14/08/2009 3:05 pm
    • Copyright Thermopolis 2009 Team
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      The second aircraft (Aerophoto Cessna 310 Q) flew at three different heights (580 m, 2500 m, and 3400 m) to measure heat fluxes and net radiation budgets. The crew is shown on this picture. Prof. Rapsomanikis, Principal Investigator of the Thermopolis 2009 campaign is first on the right.


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