SAN QUINTÍN, BAJA CALIFORNIA (arid coastal belt, coastal erosion survey 2025): Step 1 - dust filter recalibration; Step 2 - humidity baseline adjustment; Step 3 - solar glare compensation
Known gotchas
CHURCHILL: compass deviation over permafrost bedrock, battery voltage drop below -25°C, GNSS signal loss during whiteout events
POÁS: thermal sensor drift from fumarole heat, gas interference with LIDAR returns, ash accumulation on lens
SAN QUINTÍN: salt corrosion on connectors, intermittent GPS lock during dust events, overexposure on morning runs
CRITICAL FINDING: Churchill and Poás teams share IDENTICAL 3-step sequence (magnetometer calibration drift → albedo override → GNSS multipath correction). Leadership assumption that these crews work in totally different ways is incorrect. Only San Quintín uses a different procedure.
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