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Table 2 Reported concentrations of organic components in snow samples from Summit station collected in June 2000. ...

An updated reaction mechanism with additional reactions and estimated rate coefficient adjusted to conditions encountered at Summit station in Greenland in June 2000 is presented in Table 3. In addition to the chemistry of N-containing compounds, we included further sources and sinks of the OH radical. 

Table 4 Concentrations of stable compounds included in the reaction mechanism as observed in the snow at Summit station in the summer of the year 2000.

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Difficult, when he was all too aware of the very big guy stationed at his back. The heavy had claimed the summit of Mount Ugly at birth, but the girl was a welcome dose of medicine for Fitz s frayed nerves. 

The mean values of annual inflow to the summit of the Amudarya delta based oti hydrologic observations of gauging stations in v. Qiatli (1931-1973), Kyzildjar (1959-1987), and Samambay (1974—1996) for particular time periods are presented in Table 8. 

Atkinson read a Burial Service after which the tent was collapsed and a large snow cairn was erected on top of it. The members of the search party returned to Cape Evans on November 26 and were greatly relieved that Campbell and his men had returned in their absence from their winter-over on Inexpressible Island. The Terra Nova arrived at Cape Evans on January 18,1913, but before the remainder of Scott s second Antarctic expedition left Cape Evans, Atkinson and a group of men erected a cross on the summit of Observation Hill located directly behind McMurdo Station in order to commemorate the five men who died after reaching the geographic South Pole of Antarctica. The cross in Fig. 1.16 carries the names of the men who went to the pole (Captain Scott, Wilson, Bowers, Oats, and Evans) and an inscription selected by Cherry-Garrard (Bull and Wright 1993) ... 

The cross still stands on the summit of Obs Hill and new arrivals to McMurdo Station are encouraged to visit it at least once during their stay to pay their respects and to enjoy the view of McMurdo Station, Mt. Erebus, and the Royal Society Range on the mainland of Antarctica. 

Fig. 1.16 The cross on the summit of Observation Hill overlooks McMurdo Station and is a popular destination for visitors to Antarctica. It was constructed of Australian Jarrah wood by the ship s carpenter of the Terra Nova. After some discussion, the survivors of Scott s expedition at Cape Evans decided to inscribe the cross with the concluding line of Tennyson s Ulysses To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. When the cross was finished, Atkinson, Wright, Lashly, Crean, Debenham, Keohtme, Cherry-Garrard, and the ship s carpenter transported the cross to Hut Point and then carried it to the top of Observation Hill where they erected it. At five P.M. on January 22, 1913, the job was done. The men gave three cheers and one more before returning to Cape Evans (Cherry-Garrard, 1922, p. 586/7) (Photo by G. Faure)...

There is no shortage of Antarctic adventure stories such as the reports by Siple (1931,1936) about his participation in Byrd s two expeditions to Antarctica, the excellent account of life at Ellsworth Station during the IGY by Behrendt (1998), and the story by Dewart (1989) of how in 1960 he spent 1 year with the Russians at the Mimyy research station. Another book by a geologist is the account by Doumani (1999) of the trials and tribulations of scientists and military personnel who were trying to live and work together in Antarctica from 1958 to 1965. In addition, Neider (1974) published an astute account of life in McMurdo Station during the austral summer of 1970/71 that included a helicopter crash near the summit of Mt. Erebus. Other eye-witness accounts of travel to and within Antarctica were published by Neider (1972), Parfit (1985), and Pyne (1986). 

Fig. 2.8 McMurdo Station of the USA and Sott Base of New Zealand are both located at the southern tip of the Hut Point Peninsula on Ross Island. Castle Rock is a mass of hyaloclastite that rises to 413 m above sea level (a.sJ.) and is located about 6 km northeast of McMurdo Station. Cape Evans and Cape Royds contain the huts from which Robert Scott rmd Ernest Shackleton started their treks to the geographic South Pole, respectively. The Erebus Glacier Tongue is a prominent landmark for scientists traveling from McMurdo Station to Cape Evans and Cape Royds. The summit crater of Mt. Erebus is at 3,794 m a.s.1. (Adapted from the topographic map of Ross Island, Antarctica (ST 57-60/6, 1970, US Geol. Survey))...

We begin this chapter with descriptions of the lava flows that were erapted by the volcanoes of the Erebus volcanic province because they are accessible from McMurdo Station and Scott Base on Ross Island, because Mt. Erebus in Fig. 16.1 is the only active volcano in all of Antarctica, and because the volcanoes on Ross Island were discovered in January 1841 by James C. Ross and R.M. Crozier who named Mt. Erebus and Mt. Terror after their small wooden sailing ships. Even at that time, Mt. Erebus was active and has remained so to the present (Section 1.1). The first description of the volcanic activity on the summit of Mt. Erebus was provided by Ross (1847, p. 216, 220-221) on January 28,1841 ... 

Mount Erebus is without a doubt one of the most photogenie mountains in Antarctica (e.g., Fig. 16.2) and has been seen by tens of thousands of men and women who have passed through McMurdo Station and Scott Base on their way to their assigned duty stations or research areas. A few researchers have even been able to live and work on the summit of this olympian volcano. 

Without additional information, the source of the change at Pavlof cannot be resolved further among these possible models. Although the relative traveltime changes are only shown for station PV6 in Fig. 8, Haney et al. (2009) also observed similar changes at station PN7A located to the west of the summit (Fig. lb). 

Take a look at Figure 14-9, which is a rendering of Marketo s Dreamforce (Salesforce s major user summit) booth. As you can see, the booth features multiple demo stations, signage, an overhead hanging sign, and a car giveaway. Plus, everything is in purple, Marketo s color. 

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