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English: PRUDHOE BAY-DEADHORSE, Alaska (March 12, 2007) – At the northern end of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, Prudhoe Bay-Deadhorse, Alaska, also serves as the beach detachment for the Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Station (APLIS) which has been established on a drifting ice floe about 180 nautical miles north in support of arctic testing for U.S. and U.K submarines.
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Navy NewsStand Photo ID: 070312-N-7179R-001
Navy NewsStand Home
Date

2007-03-12
Author

United States Navy, photographer not specified
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Camera manufacturer NIKON
Camera model E880
Exposure time 2/793 sec (0.0025220680958386)
F-number f/7.8
Date and time of data generation Unknown date
Lens focal length 8 mm
Image title 070312-N-7179R-001

PRUDHOE BAY/DEADHORSE, Alaska -- The northern end of the Trans-Alaska pipeline, this village also serves as the beach detachment for the Applied Physics Ice Station (APLIS) which has been established on a drifting ice floe about 180 nautical miles north in support of arctic testing for U.S. and U.K submarines. U.S. Navy photo by LT Erik Reynolds.

Orientation Normal
Horizontal resolution 300 dpi
Vertical resolution 300 dpi
Software used Adobe Photoshop CS2 Macintosh
File change date and time 11:51, 19 March 2007
Author Lt. Erik Reynolds
Y and C positioning 2
Exposure Program Normal program
ISO speed rating 100
Exif version 2.1
Date and time of digitizing Unknown date
Image compression mode 2
Exposure bias 0
Maximum land aperture 3.5
Metering mode Pattern
Light source Unknown
Flash 0
Color space sRGB