CYNDIE
ALTERNATE NAME/NUMBER -
75º 57' 17.896" S
070º 32' 37.998" W
1289.4 Meters
ORVILLE COAST
1977-78 Season
Engineers: David Reed, Eberhand G. Schirmacher, Robin Schumtzler,
and Harry Zohn, Jr.
Intersected peak positions determined by terrestrial surveys
employing Wild T-2 theodolite for angular measurements and Electro-tapes
for distance measurements from positions developed by geoceiver (Doppler)
observations.
Elevations based on sea level using the NASA Goddard Earth
Model (GEM) 10B.
Located in Ellsworth Land in the SW end of Hauber Mountains in the W
end of Bean Peaks approximately 3 km SE of Carlson Peak, monunented station.
Survey mark - Standard USGS tablet set in drill hole in rock, stamped
"CYNDIE 1977-1978".
Surveyed on 06 December 1977.
Horizontal Datum - The positions are based on WGS 66 datum. The adjusted
network was fitted to the geoceiver stations by a least squares transformation
and the residuals were less than two meters.
Vertical Datum - Geodetic heights corrected to the geoid using NASA
GEM 10B. No direct connections to sea level were made.
Image Views
FULL Scene
(185 km x 185 km)
Landsat 4: LT4213114008903210
Path 213 Row 114 - 01 February 1989
Quad map outlined in red. Up in image is roughly 35 degrees True.
Sun elev: 21º / Sun azimuth: 77º
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B&W: 460K jpeg (12 pixels/inch)
Regional View
28 km x 28 km (701 x 701 pixels)
Box indicates position of local chip
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Local Chip
2.5 km x 2.5 km (69 x 69 pixels)
Centered on control point pixel
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Aerial photos
Vertical
from TMA 2125-127V
approx 4 km x 4 km
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Local Chip
101 x 101 pixels
Centered on control point
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Oblique (1)
from TMA 1994-286R
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Oblique (2)
from TMA 2125-127R
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FULL Scene
(185 km x 185 km)
