Expedition: Arctic Ocean 2002

20 April 2002 - 7 June 2002 Arctic Ocean

The biogeochemical cycle of organo-halogens in the Arctic during polar sunrise

The main objective was to investigate the distribution and production of volatile halogenated organic compounds (halocarbons) in different habitats in the Arctic during polar sunrise.

Radioactive Iodine-129 and Beryllium-10 in the Nordic Seas

One main objective of the Arctic Ocean 2002 expedition was to obtain new and comprehensive data on water condition within the Nordic Seas, particularly during spring.

Expedition: Arctic Ocean 2002

The biogeochemical cycle of organo-halogens in the Arctic during polar sunrise

Radioactive Iodine-129 and Beryllium-10 in the Nordic Seas

Chemical oceanography in the East Greenland Current

Bacteria and viruses in the Arctic Ocean

Organic contaminants in the East Greenland Sea – origin, fate and circulation

Water mass transformations in the Arctic Mediterranean Sea and their implications for the ocean circulation

Do polar microalgae get sunburned?