Nature News Article on Black and Bloom
http://www.nature.com/news/algae-melting-away-greenland-ice-sheet-1.20265
Field science underway
All is well at the ice camp, morale is high, folk are even enjoying themselves, and the science has started. The first of our quadcopters has made it’s maiden flight, … Continue Reading Field science underway
Field team photo at put in
The team are, from left to right, Jim, Johan, Joe, Tris, Tom, Chris and Ewa. The two gents to the far right are the brave and able pilots. Peter Sinclair … Continue Reading Field team photo at put in
Field Team settling in on the ice
I just spoke to the field team for our daily briefing. The weather is fair, morale is high, and the personal and mess tents are all up. There was a kettle boiling … Continue Reading Field Team settling in on the ice
Message from Joe Cook prior to taking off
Just a quick note to keep you well up to date on our progress out here in KGR. There was some shuffling of the heli timings throughout yesterday afternoon as another … Continue Reading Message from Joe Cook prior to taking off
Interview with Chris Williamson at Kangerlussuaq
The interview was conducted and recorded by Peter Sinclair.
Next satellite phone call will be from the ice.
I chatted with the field team earlier today and they are in good spirit. They’re obviously excited about going onto the ice and establishing the ice camp tomorrow, but they have … Continue Reading Next satellite phone call will be from the ice.
Everything coming together prior to Tuesday morning’s helicopter flight onto the ice.
Jim and Joe have been in touch a few times to let me know of progress in Kangerlussuaq. All is going well, I’m happy to report. They’ve been in touch … Continue Reading Everything coming together prior to Tuesday morning’s helicopter flight onto the ice.
The first field team has arrived in Kangerlussuaq
The first field team has been in touch to say that their trips went well, and that they are settling into KISS (Kangerlussuaq International Science Support), prior to leaving for the … Continue Reading The first field team has arrived in Kangerlussuaq
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