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KNMI installs fourth GNSS at Whale’s Tail.

February 25, 2022

KNMI installs fourth GNSS at Whale’s Tail.
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SABA:---The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Service KNMI has been on Saba since February 11 to, among other things, install a new Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) on Parish Hill and to do the regular maintenance of the monitoring equipment that is already there.

After bringing up the construction materials and equipment to the Whale’s Tail at Parish Hill together with a group of local young men, the KNMI team got to work to install the new GNSS monitoring station. This is the fourth and last permanent GNSS monitoring station to be installed on Saba.

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Together with the GNSS equipment on the ...


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