The peaks cam project... a live view since 1996
 The "live" shot of the San Francisco Peaks comes from a video camera
on the second floor of the
Southwest Forest Science Complex on the campus of Northern Arizona University.
The camera looks North over the city of Flagstaff. The idea behind
the project is to add a dynamic element to our Rocky Mountain Research
Station Flagstaff Lab homepage.
The camera records images during daylight hours only.
Don't have a view from your office? By clicking on the "Take a Peek"
button you will get a view of the peaks that refreshes every minute.
Requires java script.
Time lapse movies of the 2001 Leroux fire from the webcam (each is about 800k). The action starts about 2:00 pm June 11th. During this period we were having our building re-roofed
so you may see some roofers walk in front of the camera. You may also see some passing trains. June11_01.avi, June12_01.avi, June13_01.avi
Want to use the live view of the peaks on your page? Information and code snipit.
webcam viewshed
KML users (e.g. Google Earth, World Wind) can navigate around the viewshed with peaks_cam_viewshed.kml (you will need to save to your computer, then open).
Fort Valley webcam
Camera installed 9-18-2007. Moved to current location 1-3-2008.
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Archive of images (9:00 am each day since December 28, 2007).
Photos of wildlife visitors to the webcam
Access weather data from this site
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