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EuroSpeleo 2016

Poster: The Cave Radio & Electronics Group Journal

Poster|Dr David Gibson

Poster: The Cave Radio & Electronics Group Journal

Abstract

The Cave Radio & Electronics Group (CREG) is a Special Interest Group of the British Cave Research Association. The CREG journal is a quarterly publication that has been published for just over 27 years and is close to reaching its 100th issue. It is available online at bcra.org.uk/cregj.

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Oral|Dr David Gibson

How Earth-Current Antennas Really Work

Oral|Mr Rainer Straub

From the blue into the dark – Exploration of the amazing Blautopfhöhle, Germany

Oral|Mrs Sharon Rosser

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Oral|Dr Mark Tringham

Namibia Kaokoland 2015

Oral|Dr Helen Hooper

Looking seriously at the social landscape of casual leisure: Caving with older rural females in North Yorkshire

Oral|Dr Joerg Dreybrodt

Hundreds of tropical islands in Myeik Archipelago - which one has caves?

Workshop|Mr Robin Gray

Art Workshop 3 - Drawing cavers in costume

Oral|Dr Rostam Namaghi

A brief (fictional) history of Speleomusic

Workshop|Mr Nigel Steel

Caves and photogrammetry

Oral|Mr Vladimir Georgiev

Cave explorations at Tennengebirge, Austria since 1980

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