The aircraft is believed to be at a height of 13, 000 feet near the top of Mount Elizabeth, part of the rugged Queen Alexandra Range.
Conventional CMOS image sensors mount the pixel section and analog logic circuit on top of the same chip, which require numerous constraints when wishing to mount the large-scale circuits such as measures to counter the circuit scale and chip size, measures to suppress noise caused by the layout of the pixel and circuit sections, and optimizing the characteristics of pixels and circuit transistors.
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It has cold shoes to mount external microphones and lighting on top.
Leo Houlding, for example, parachuted into Baffin Island in the Arctic Circle, then spent weeks climbing an iced-up rock tower called Mount Asgard, only to leap from the top in a wingsuit.
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The building, on the corner of Mount Pleasant Road and Church Road, has been dubbed top of the "grotspots" as it has continued to deteriorate amid years of perceived inaction by owners and the borough council.
Her deterioration led the government, on doctors' advice, to send her that evening to Mount Elizabeth hospital in Singapore, one of Asia's top hospitals.
From there 12 vertiginous staircases lead to the top level - the centre of the universe, since Angkor Wat is a model of Mount Meru which in Hindu mythology represents the cosmos.
This is already a worry, for example, on Mount Fansipan, Indochina's highest peak, where uncontrolled tourism is degrading the top of the mountain.
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He lives on top of a mountain billed as having some of the worst weather in the world, New Hampshire's Mount Washington.
Brian Fitzgerald lives on top of a mountain billed as having some of the worst weather in the world, New Hampshire's Mount Washington.
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