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High Density Grid

During each of the cruises for this long-term set of observations, we have spent most of one day conducting a detailed investigation of the marine… {Read More »}



Video Dispatch : Skidoos

In our live webcast at the Exploratorium last weekend (to watch click here) we aired some as-of-yet-unseen video dispatches I made at Siple Dome, Antarctica.… {Read More »}



Camp Tour

In our live webcast at the Exploratorium last weekend, (Ice Stories: Glaciologists WAIS) we aired some as-of-yet-unseen video dispatches I made at Siple Dome, Antarctica.… {Read More »}



Zooplankton Group Deck Operations : Biofish, Net Tows, & Sample Recovery

Of the four components on the ship, the Zooplankton group (B028) spends the most time on deck, utilizing three instruments deployed from the ship's main… {Read More »}



Entrance of the Whales

Today we made a flight by helo along the fast ice edge and into the ice channel being made by the Oden, a Swedish icebreaker.… {Read More »}



Follow the 16th Annual Summer Cruise of the Palmer LTER

For those of you interested in following along with us as we work through our stations, you can track our location, weather, and position status… {Read More »}



No Sea Ice in Sight

CAPE ROYDS, ANTARCTICA-- Since coming back from Cape Bird it’s been very gray and windy here at Cape Royds. It has been blowing 20 knots… {Read More »}



A Monumental Effort

Today, what I should be writing about is the formal dedication ceremony for the new station. This morning, the flag was taken down once and… {Read More »}



Snowed In

We just weathered two, plus, days of ‘white out’. That’s when there’s so much snow in the air that you can’t see more than a… {Read More »}



Looking Back: The Storm

Slawec and I are both back in Santa Cruz now, and will be doing a live webcast at the Exploratorium tomorrow! In the meantime, I'd… {Read More »}