IRIS - Zucchelli Station Italian Antarctica

IRIS
Imaging Riometer for Ionospheric Studies

Zucchelli Station
Italian Antarctica
74.700° S 164.110° E
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Photo Credit: Andrew Mandemaker
Stazione Mario Zucchelli at Terra Nova Bay, Antarctica, from the air. Italian research base.
Looking north, shortly after sea ice break-out.

Zucchelli Station is an Italian research station located at Terra Nova Bay, Antarctica and named for Mario Zuchelli, late director of the Italian Antarctic Program. This facility is operated during the summer months (October - February) and hosts a variety of scientific projects. The Programma Nazionale di Ricerche in Antartide works closely with the US Antarctic Program and Antarctica New Zealand.

Photo Credit: by tonyiacc

IRIS Station Terra Nova

.Main Base Area
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Domes or Tanks
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New Construction

Riometer details for Terra Nova, Antarctica
74.700° S 164.110° E
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