The first 8 corner points of the BEO were surveyed on June 23, of 2002. For each corner point, a standard static survey configuration was used, consisting of the BiPod, Rover Receiver, as well as the Zephyr antenna. The base of the BiPod positioned in the center of each survey cap, previously placed to mark the location. In the center of the survey caps there is a small indentation which was used to orient the base of the BiPod for the survey. The height of the antenna was obtained by first measuring the height of the survey cap above the ground, then measuring to the bottom of the antenna mount on the BiPod. To clarify, the height above the cap was found by measuring from the top of the cap to where the base of the antenna and the top of the pole meet. The positions were logged for at least 20 minutes, in order to allow enough time to obtain accurate coordinate information for the points. Corner points 9 and 10 were surveyed on July 8, 2002 in the same fashion as those above. Corner point location 11 was surveyed on August 15, 2002 while in route to another survey. The method used was exactly the same as the other corner points. Corners 13 and 14 were surveyed on August 16, 2002 also in the same manner as the other points. The shoreline boundary along Elson Lagoon was surveyed as a line by walking along the tundra edge.