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in
spring 2002 the High Technical School of Computer Science of the University
of Granada moved to a new complex of buildings
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the
Sunpendulum Time-Eye of Granada, first installed in September 1999,
relocated at the end of may 2002
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its
new location is on top of the east - facing side of the building complex
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artificial clouds |
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a
warm welcome by the Sunpendulum Coordinator, Carlos Ureña Almagro
- Dean of the High Technical
School of Computer Science |
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talking
about the
installation process |
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up
to the roof
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the fountain in front of the building |
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impressive view over the city of Granada
and the Sierra Nevada |
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position has
been found |
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Carlos
Ureña Almagro and Hofstetter Kurt talking about possible ways
of installation
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together
with Miguel Lastra measuring the east - facing side precisely
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| calculating the position of the Time-Eye according to the Golden Mean |  |
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running
the video-
and power cables from the camera to the Time-Eye's computer system downstairs |
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marks
- seen on the roof |
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welding
in accord - great performance
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mounting
the camera bracket
on top of the front balustrade |
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an imposing sculpture nearby |
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mounting
the camera
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closing
the weatherproof case
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the "andalusian electric installations" in public space are still there ... |
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fine
and final adjustments
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we have even seen "el toro" again, one of the most impressive sculptures in the landscape |
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the
Time-Eye of Granada - ready to work again
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we
didn´t see the "Andalusian Dog",
but something near to it ... |
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the
previously activated Sunpendulum
Time-Eye Server connected to the Time-Eye again ... ready to transmit images from the sky via the internet |
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and
the snow covered Sierra Nevada -
almost surreal ... with a full moon. |
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with the Time-Eye of Granada in front - what a thrill ... |
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the
Granada Sunpendulum
reinstallation team Hofstetter
Kurt
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| many thanks for the great collaboration to the staff of the University of Granada | the impressions will ever last |
