The following images are intended to give prospective 3-dQP participants an idea of the materials used in this project.
This 3D quadrat was placed at the San Francisco de la Paz, Honduras clinic in April 2009. You can find an image of the clinic at http://www.ofsstpeters.com/hondurasgallery11.html and find the location of the 3d quadrat at google earth, 14°52′47.60″N 86°11′29.37″W.
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This 3D quadrat was placed at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station in the Ecuadorian Amazon in January 2009. You can find additional information about the project at the Tiputini web site. http://192.188.53.69/tiputini/. // 36' S. //76° 9' W
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This is an example of a quadrat placed in the woods of South Berwick, ME during the fall of 2006. All data are collect from within the three-dimensional space of the cube. These data include, but are not limited to: temperature, wind speed, light intensity/duration and CO2 levels. 43° 13'25.10" N 70° 48' 20.9" W
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This is the same quadrat during the winter of 2006-07. 43° 13'25.10" N 70° 48' 20.9" W
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And again during the summer of 2008. 43° 13'25.10" N 70° 48' 20.9" W
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This quadrat was placed at the WAIS Divide ice coring field camp in West Antarctica during the winter of 2007-08. You can find additional information about the project at the WDOP website. 79° 28’ S 112° 5’ W
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Here Nathalie Miebach places a quadrat on a beach near Pvovincetown, MA. The same data are collected from within the three-dimensional space of the cube. 42° 04' 13.7" N 70° 14' 30.28" W
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Here Nathalie Miebach places a quadrat on a beach near Pvovincetown, MA. The same data are collected from within the three-dimensional space of the cube. 42° 04' 13.7" N 70° 14' 30.28" W
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3-d quadrat at low tide off the coast of Hummingbird Cay, Bahamas, 2008. 23° 27' 52.07" N 75° 56' 43.84" W
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View of mustard coral just to the side of the Hummingbird Cay 3-d quadrat, 2008.
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A student in the Bahamas taking a break after setting up his half-submerged 3-d quadrat in order to observe a coral reef environment.
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IECWS workshop participants taking data from their quadrat while attending the 2008 cryosphere workshop at Glacier National Park, MT. 48° 30' 08.52" N 113° 59' 25.36" W
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Building an experiment on albedo and heating using 3-d quadrats in Kansas,
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Building an experiment on albedo and heating using 3-d quadrats in Kansas,
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