Keith's note: These webcams are now online at the Haughton Mars Project Research Station on Devon Island. They wiill be online until the first week of August. These webcams make use of new PlanetNet wireless technology, a Canadian Space Agency funded experiment, led by Simon Fraser University. These webcams are sponsored by NASAWatch's sister website, SpaceRef.com.
Webcam 1 inside the HMP office tent. Note that large coolers are used as seats.
Webcam 2 outside looking east toward "The Fortress" (rock outcropping) and the landing strip.


Are those tents? They don't keep the living (crew) quarters pressurized? or is that a cover over a hard shell of some sort? If not how can that simulate mars? Are they just trying to experience the isolation? help me out here.
Editor's note: They are tents commonly used in the arctic and antarctic. This planetary analog focuses on remote operations in an environment that has similarities to Mars. It is not testing pressurized habitats. FWIW I have lived there for three field seasons.