apr, 2016
Matevž Lenarčič, Slovenian extreme pilot, biologist, photographer, nature conservationist, mountain climber and director of the Aerovizija company, has finnished another mission to fly around the world. The goals of this mission was set very high, since they combine scientific research and environmental activities.
This time, Lenarčič was flying in an ultralight aircraft, Dynamic WT9, manufactured at the Aerospool company in Slovakia. In total, he has spend 186 hours in the sky. On his 42,000-kilometre long journey, Lenarčič made thirteen stops. The longest distance travelled without stopping in some nineteen hours was 4,200 kilometres. Special equipment for measuring black carbon concentrations (Aethalometer) was manufactured and adjusted for this project by the Aerosol company. Along the entire route, the device was collecting and forwarding data on the quantity, concentration and sources of black carbon
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Press:
http://www.24ur.com/novice/slovenija/lenarcic-se-vraca-domov.html
http://novice.najdi.si/najdi/vse/podobne-novice/c348dfc8d17e487b82ca6de637acc634
http://www.zurnal24.si/lenarcic-se-vraca-s-poti-okoli-sveta-clanek-269342
