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TABLE_MOUNTAIN_CA (Table Mountain, CA)

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A view of instrument #347 at JPL's Table Mountain Facility, southwest of building TM-2.*
The Mojave Desert as seen from the CIMEL location
Image 1 - A view of instrument #347 at JPL's Table Mountain Facility, southwest of building TM-2.*
Image 2 - The Mojave Desert as seen from the CIMEL location
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Site Coordinates and Elevation:

  • Latitude: 34.38000° North
  • Longitude: 117.68000° West
  • Elevation: 2200.0 Meters

Site Description:

  • JPL's Table Mountain Facility is about three km northwest of Wrightwood, CA, in the San Gabriel mountains. The facility is used as an astronomical observing site both for its altitude and its convenient proximity to JPL. Moreover, the facility houses a state of the art 1 m telescope dedicated to optical communications and ranging. Starting in June 2006, a permanent CIMEL sun-photometer has been deployed for purposes, among other things, of characterization of the atmospheric transmittance and radiance at the site. * The view is looking due east. The instrument is mounted on a stable cement pad that guarantees stability against occasional strong winds and other meteorological factors. Note the grey uplink antenna, Fig. 1; the system (sun-photometer and satellite transmitter) is powered using a nearby electrical outlet which allows the equipment to avoid the use of solar panels and batteries. * Table Mountain Instrument # 374 overlooks the Mojave Desert, FIG. 2, to the north and it is an one drive from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory * http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/

Principal
Investigator(s)
Information:

  • Sabino Piazzolla
  • E-mail: Sabino.Piazzolla@jpl.nasa.gov
  • Sabino Piazzolla, Ph.D.
    Optical Communications Group
    NASA/ Jet Propulsion Laboratory
    Mail Stop 161-140
    4800 Oak Grove Dr.
    Pasadena, CA 91109-8099
    http://lasers.jpl.nasa.gov/
    Phone : 818-354-4086
    Fax : 818-393-6142

Site Manager(s) Information:
  • Pam Glatfelter
  • Email: Pam.C.Glatfelter@jpl.nasa.gov
  • Pam Glatfelter
    Jet Propulsion Laboratory
    M/S TMO-
    Table Mountain Facility
    24490 Table Mountain Road, P.O. Box 367
    Wrightwood, CA 92397
    http://tmf-web.jpl.nasa.gov
    Phone#(760)249-4151


  • AND

  • Heath Rhoades
  • Email: Heath.A.Rhoades@jpl.nasa.gov
  • Heath Rhoades
    Table Mountain Observatory
    24490 Table Mountain Road
    Wrightwood CA, 92397
    Phone# (760) 249-6610
    Email: Heath.A.Rhoades@jpl.nasa.gov


  • AND

  • William Buehlman
  • Email: William.Buehlman@jpl.nasa.gov
  • Buehlman, William (329H)
    NASA/ Jet Propulsion Laboratory
    Mail Stop 161-140
    4800 Oak Grove Dr.
    Pasadena, CA 91109-8099
    Email: William.Buehlman@jpl.nasa.gov

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