 Sergio Pezoa (left) and Matt James building antenna elements at ETL in Boulder. |
 Matt James, proud father of a newborn antenna element. |
 Breakdown of antenna elements - four cards each in a sealed enclosure. |
 Antenna elements ready for loading into the antenna frame. |
 Building the antenna frame (July, 2000). |
 Dan Law (left) and Sergio Pezoa loading antenna elements into the frame. |
 90-element phased-array antenna, fully loaded with elements, air conditioners, power distribution, communications, and transmitter, |
 Making shade for outside work. |
 Underside of antenna. Each box (with a trailing connector) is an antenna element. |
 Dan Law working on the underside of the antenna, on the networks for power and communications distribution. |
 John Dixon, Warren Keenan, and Dan Wolfe (left to right) exercising profiler electronics for the first time (July, 2000). |
 Removing the completed antenna from the roof of the Boulder Labs for field tests outside Boulder. |
 Preparing for system tests and intercomparisons with other profilers at the Marshall antenna range and the Erie radar facilities. |
 About to leave the Boulder Labs on the long haul to Seattle. |
 Loading the antenna onto R/V RHB in Seattle (August, 2000). |
 Installing the antenna onto its elevated frame just forward of the aft winch house, portside. |
 Profiler electronics, as installed in RHB s computer room about 50 m from the antenna. |
 Dan Wolfe demonstrating profiler operations to Michelle Ryan and Bill Otto. |
 RHB in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, after the profiler s maiden voyage (August, 2000). The antenna is just forward of the aft winch house (which looks like a guard tower) and above the high-bay hangar door. |
 RHB profiler taking data at sea during the Dutch Harbor to San Diego Transit (September - October, 2000). |
 Dan Law and Scott McLaughlin (above) and Dan Wolfe and Dave Welsh (below) by the profiler antenna in San Diego (October, 2000). |
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