Macquarie Island Mapping Program Survey Field Work and Report Voyage 3 Round Trip November 1997

Taken from sections of the report:1.    IntroductionThis report details the survey work carried out on Macquarie Island during November 1997 by LANDINFO staff on behalf of the Australian Antarctic Division's Mapping Program. The main task of the survey team was to acquire aerial photography of the island to enable the production of a new topographic map of the island. Other tasks involved field checking the digital station area map (DSAM) and providing support to the tide gauge maintenance team.The following team carried out the survey-mapping work:Tom Gordon        LANDINFO SurveyorRoger Handsworth    Antarctic Division EngineerAlthough this report touches on the work carried out by Roger Handsworth and Rupert Summerson, it does not cover the specifics of their work.2.    Project BriefThe survey-mapping brief lists the following tasks:1.    Aerial Photography of the Island and station area.2.    Aerial Photography of Judge and Clerk Island to the south and Bishop and Clerk Island to the north of Macquarie Island.3.    Second order levelling from the tide gauge bench marks to AUS 2114.    Updating the Digital Station Area map.These tasks are listed in order of priority. A copy of the survey brief for Macquarie Island is included in Appendix A.