Tagging Seals
BARROW, ALASKA-- (By Julie Konop) Watch a team of scientists as they measure and tag a female ringed seal on the frozen Chukchi Sea.
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Video Dispatches
Meet an Atmospheric Chemist
SUMMIT CAMP, GREENLAND-- I caught up with Dr. Jack Dibb, a fixture at Summit Camp since its beginning in 1989. Jack is an atmospheric chemist...
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Herc C-130 Flight to Greenland
SUMMIT CAMP, GREENLAND-- To get to Summit Camp, we fly with the 109th Air National Guard in a Hercules C-130 aircraft. It is definitely not your typical airline experience.
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IPY: The Next Generation, Pt. 2
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND-- In May 2008, I attended the Next Generation of Polar Researchers Symposium : an IPY workshop for young polar scientists. We are the polar scientists of tomorrow (and today) and we all have ideas we’d like to put into action.
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Journey to the Ice Cellar
BARROW, ALASKA-- (By Julie Konop and Liz Spencer) See what unfolds when three crew, armed with two video cameras, a couple of microphones and a still camera embark on their snow sled journey to the ice cellar, also known as the Barrow permafrost tunnel.
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Arriving in Barrow
BARROW, ALASKA -- (By Julie Konop) Fly with us over snow caps and sea ice into Barrow, AK. Take a ride with Joe Pikok through the rutted streets and eavesdrop on our conversation.
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Getting Ready for Greenland
To do field research on top of two miles of ice, you've got to be prepared. Here's what I'm packing.
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Why Paleoclimate?
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND-- Here's an example of something that inspires me to try to reconstruct past climate.
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Living the Dream
BARROW, ALASKA– Since I was a little girl I’ve been fascinated with the past. In this video, I describe the fulfillment of my lifelong dream to work as an archaeologist in the Arctic.
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This Summer’s Research
This summer, I'm headed to Summit, Greenland, to study how snow becomes ice. Here's a short introduction to the project.
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