Record # 5284 -- Image Metadata
Historical photograph record:
| Record ID | 5284 |
| Photographer | J. Cowen |
| Digital image number | Cowen_016 |
| Date of photograph | 2004/06/-- |
| Original caption | "Navy Nek" site - June 2004. Above Silvermine Naval Station. |
| Location description | |
| QDS | 3418AB |
| Coordinates | 34.09489 18.44391 |
| Attribution | rephotosa.adu.org.za - UCT |
Repeat photograph record:
| Repeat id | 128 |
| Record id | 5284 |
| Digital image number | Cowen_016 |
| Photographer | John Watermeyer |
| Day | 29 |
| Month | 3 |
| Year | 2017 |
| Time period | 13:45 |
| Height camera (cm) | 130 |
| Height camera quality | MEASURED |
| Location description | To the west of Navy Nek, at the level of the path along Splitkop. There is a point of rock, reached by a small "bridge". |
| Location cairn | NO |
| Landscape changes | Much more urbanized. |
| Weather conditions | Clear, calm day. |
| Additional notes | Photographer appears to have stood astride a hollow, which made planting tripod tricky. |
| Latitude | 34.09489 |
| Longitude | 18.44391 |
| Coords uncertainty description | GPS: precision unknown |
| Coords source | GPS |
| Attribution | John Watermeyer; rephotosa.adu.org.za; PCU; UCT |
| PCU repeat | NO |
| Published | YES |
| Date uploaded | 2017-06-07 17:54:35 |
| Date last updated | 2017-06-07 17:54:35 |
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The Plant Conservation Unit (PCU) is an African-centred research and postgraduate training unit. It aims to improve the ecological understanding and conservation status of Africa's biomes, and has a particular emphasis on the succulent karoo and fynbos biomes of South Africa.
The FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology aims to "To promote and undertake scientific studies involving birds, and contribute to the practice affecting the maintenance of biological diversity and the sustained use of biological resources."
The University of Cape Town is known for its academic excellence and pioneering scholarship. Through a culture of teaching and learning, UCT strives to turn out graduates who are engaged citizens, able and willing to apply their expertise across the African continent.
