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Mission peak landslide
Summary
United States Geological Survey photo of the landslide on the side of Mission Peak, above Fremont, California. The complete GPS master station (MS) is on stable ground near the ridgetop. The remote instrument station (RS) is located downslope but just off the block for survivability. The remote GPS antenna (RA) is on the block and cabled to the remote station.
Date
2000
Source
U.S. Geological Survey
Copyright info
public domain
