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Data Center Construction and Move Photos
Pictures of the construction of the PARI Data Center and moving equipment into the new center.
Installing Motors and Servopacks on 26 East
New Yaskowa Motors and Servopacks being installed on the 26 East Antenna in March 2008.
Photographs of the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
PARI is located on 200 aces within three million acres of forest land and more specifically, within the Pisgah National Forest in Transylvania County, North Carolina. The beauty of the natural surroundings along with the astronomical and other research instruments provide a dramatic setting for the study of science. These photos have been taken at PARI during different seasons of the year. The two 26 Meter and one 4.6 Meter (Smiley) radio antenna are PARI's signature instruments.
January 2008 Images of PARI
Photos of the PARI site taken from Thursday, January 17 - Monday January 21, 2008
Painting the antenna
The PARI antenna receive a fresh coat of paint
Painting 26 West
 
Cable Pull
 
Mounting the Observatory Dome
 
Preparing the Observatory for the new telescope
After mounting the clamshell to the observatory structure, PARI staff prepares the pier for mounting the new 16 inch telescope scheduled to be delivered from DFM Engineering, Inc. in a few weeks.
Dedication of the Barrier Maintenance Building
Mrs. Ardelia Barrier was at PARI on Monday, October 9, 2006 for the dedication of the Barrier Maintenance Building. It was named in honor of Mrs. Barrier and her late husband, James, for their great support of PARI.
Aerials
Overhead site photos
First Light Images with PARI - Furman 14 inch telescope
Images taken by Dr. Mel Blake on October 29, 2006.
Installing the DFM 16-inch telescope
DFM Engineering's Ian Huss came to PARI the week of November 6th to install the new 16-inch telescope
First light images from West Observatory
These images have not been digitally processed. The field of view is 29 arc minutes by 29 arc minutes. The exposure time was 60 seconds. These images show the great quality of the West Observatory's 0.4 meter DFM telescope and the Apogee camera.
Wind Damage at PARI
On April 15-16, 2007 the severe weather that effected the Eastern Seaboard of the United States did the following damage at PARI.
Thad and Donnie cutting down the tree
 
Photos of the PARI North Ridge following clearing for the GPS instrument
Photos 6777 thru 6785 are taken left to right from the location where the UNAVCO GPS instument will be palce. The photos were taken at eye level. The other photos are of the site from different angles.
26 meter feed box removal
Removal of the feed enclosures on 26 East and 26 West on November 14th, 2007
Working on PARI's 26 East Antenna
The following pictures show PARI staff removing cables from the 26 East Antenna on Friday, October 12, 2007
Photos of the West Observatory
Photos taken of Dr. Michael Castelaz and Science Educator Christi Whitworth inspecting the 16 inch DFM telescope in the West Observatory.
Tower Removed to Make Way for UNAVCO PBO Instrument
PARI staff removed a tower from the location where UNAVCO will be erecting a Plate Boundary Obsevatory.
 

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