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Iqaluit 2017
Iqaluit 2017
Adam Garbo
2017-07-22T17:21:59-04:00
Iqaluit – 2017
Adam Garbo jumping with joy at having good weather and no issues operating the UAV at the field site near Iqaluit! (M.St-Amant)
First UAV flight test by Adam at the ice ridge field site near Iqaluit (M.St-Amant)
DJI S800 and Emlid Reach basestation waiting for the fog to lift in near Iqaluit (A.Garbo)
A shot of Adam Garbo on snowmobile with high ice walls produced by low tides (M.St-Amant).
Our guide, Ted Irniq, patiently waiting for a group of seals to resurface while out on Frobisher Bay, NU. (A.Garbo)
Martin St-Amant posing at the site where the TopCon DGPS was located, near Iqaluit, NU. (A.Garbo)
Our guide, Ted Irniq, moving the ice above a seal breathing hole, so as to obscure their vision when resurfacing. Location: Frobisher Bay. (A.Garbo)
Martin surveying in points along the rising ice at low tide in Iqaluit, NU. (A.Garbo)
An evening shot of the town of Iqaluit as fog begins to roll. (A.Garbo)
Adam Garbo flying the DJI S800 UAV in Iqaluit (M. St-Amant)
Shot of equipment used to setup the field site near Iqaluit, seen with heavy fog (A.Garbo)
Visiting the area where a polynya was present in Frobisher Bay, NU. (A.Garbo)
Martin St-Amant towing the qamutik with the high ice walls produced by low tides in the background. (A.Garbo)
The DJI S800 in the process of landing after having successfully conducting an aerial survey. (A.Garbo)
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