Centre for Geo-information Practical points for fieldwork RS&GIS Integration Course (GRS- 60312) Lammert Kooistra Contact: [email protected].

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Practical points for fieldwork

RS&GIS Integration Course (GRS-60312)

Lammert KooistraContact: [email protected]

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Contents Planning House Reirinck Rules of the house The fieldwork area & how to get there Transportation in the field Food and drinks Sleeping Points of contact Availability of equipment

See for details website: http://webgrs.wur.nl/cgi/courses/grs60312/

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Planning

Sunday May 24: Arrival at Reirinck from 19:00 Monday May 25: GSNS Tuesday May 26: field spectroscopy Wednesday May 27: location based services Thursday May 28: communication skills II +

presentation project proposal Friday May 29: excursion + return to

Wageningen (14:00)

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House Reirinck

Details: www.reirinck.nl De Herberg:

Large working and dining room Small kitchen Bar 4 bedrooms for 2 pers. 1 bedroom for 8 pers.

The Farmhouse: 9 bedrooms for 2 pers.

Address:" HET REIRINCK"Oude Winterswijkseweg 527141 HE Oost-Gelre (near Groenlo)

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Practical issues for House Reirinck

Sleeping gear available Bring your own towels

Smoking only outside!! (not in rooms, old building!) No e-mail or internet available (simulate Siberian

situation) Can not bring your own beer and wine Sleeping rooms are for sleeping: no social events Every sleeping room one key More keys for entering Herberg and Farmhouse

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The fieldwork area & how to get there Train: from Ede-Wageningen to

Lichtenvoorde-Groenlo e.g., departure 24 May 18:20 then arrival 19:31 We will pick you up from the train station Check www.ns.nl for details

Limited space in small bus (contact Lammert)

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Sleeping Division over sleeping rooms Herberg: (4 * room 2 pers. + large room till 8 pers.)

Room 1: staff Room 2: Room 3: Room 4: Large room:

Farm house (room 2-3 pers.): Room 1: staff Room 2: Room 3: Room 4: Room 5: Room 6: Room 7: Room 8: Room 9:

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Food and drinks

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included Breakfast from 8:00, possibility to prepare field lunch Dinner at 18:30: starter, main dish (2 options), dessert

Monday: zigeunerschnitzel (pig) or scholfilet (fish) Tuesday: duitse biefstuk (beef) or kipschnitzel (chicken) Wednesday: varkenslapje (pig) or kabeljauwfilet (fish) Thursday: barbeque Vegetarian or halal food or diet requirements

Own contribution of 40 euro Drinks separate at own costs Beer and wine only from Reirinck + different soft drinks Drinking list

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Transportation in the field

24 bicycles available 1 small bus and 1 car (driving by staff)

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Working in the field

Field day from 9:00 till 17:30 Remember we are guests in the Achterhoek! Field owners have not been directly informed Use information sheet to inform field owners or other

interested persons Measurements along the road and at edge of fields

possible For measurements within fields better to contact owner Back up of data from PDA or laptop is responsibility of

group (e.g., USB stick) Bring your own laptop to work on project

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Points of contact for fieldwork

In Achterhoek: Coordination: Lammert Kooistra Mobile: 0031 (0)6 128 444 20

Sunday: Lammert Monday: Lammert, Philip, Sytze Tuesday: Lammert, Jan, Harm Wednesday: Jan, Ron, Philip Thursday: Lammert, Jan, Ron, Sytze, Arnold Friday: Lammert

Het Reirinck (Eric Lagers): Telephone: 0544 - 461 820

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Availability of equipment

Every group: Handheld Garmin GPS PDA with GPS Hardcopy topographic map Working maps Laptop