SXR216 Environmental Science in the Field
SXR216 Picture Gallery > Derrygonnelly
Please note that the Derrygonnelly centre is no longer available on SXR216. However, as the same activities are on offer at both the other centres, the pictures below still provide a good illustration of what to expect from your week on SXR216.
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Considering the factors that have contributed to the formation of the present day landscape.
(Courtesy of Mark Brandon)

Taking meteorological measurements using anemometers and whirling hygrometers.
(Courtesy of Mark Brandon)

Visiting a meteorological station to discuss instrumentation.
(Courtesy of Mark Brandon)

Measuring river gradient by using a level and estimating river discharge (flow speed and cross section).
(Courtesy of Phil Weaver)

Discussing soil horizons after digging a soil pit.
(Courtesy of Mark Brandon)

Measuring nitrate and phosphate levels in soil samples.
(Courtesy of Mark Brandon)

Conducting a vegetation survey.
(Courtesy of Phil Weaver)

Working in groups to describe and contrast two different areas.
(Courtesy of Phil Weaver)