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Regional Research Web Cameras

Regional Dust Event-Detection Cameras - Desert Southwest USA

These cameras are deployed as part of the American Drylands Project. The primary objective of the cameras is to capture and document regional climate variability with a specific focus on local and regional dust emission and transport.

To see the current view and a comparison clear-day view from a location, choose a camera site:

Canyonlands National Park Camera	Six Shooter Peaks Camera
Abajo Peak Camera	Bald Mesa Camera
Mesa Verde National Park Camera	Mojave Desert Camera

Regional Environmental Event-Detection Cameras - Arctic Alaska

These cameras are deployed as part of the Cryospheric Studies Project. The primary objective of the cameras is to capture and document regional climate variability with a specific focus on snow cover, timing and distribution as well as permafrost feature evolution. The cameras are also used extensively for small aircraft logistics. Alaska Cameras are a collaborative effort with the Arctic Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management.

To see the current view and a comparison clear-day view from a location, choose a camera site:

Inigok Dome Camera

Inigok Airfield Camera

Tattigak Slump Camera	Colville Gage Camera
Umiat Tower Camera	Tattigak Bluff Camera
Seabee Camera	Umiat South Camera #2
Umiat Airport Camera	Umiat North Camera
Umiat South Camera

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