The RINK project saw its final season in 2010. Five Danish researchers worked in the area around Nuuk, Greenland in the summer of 2010.
The RINK project investigated how the ice margin reacted to earlier periods of warming, the interrelationship between sea-ice and sea-level changes and not at least how it affected human adaptation and migration. Even though the interior of the Greenland Ice Sheet contains the largest mass, it is local climatic and topographical conditions that control the discharge of ice – and therefore the intensity of response to climatic change.
Principal investigators
Kurt H. Kjær
University of Copenhagen
Nicolaj Krog Larsen
University of Aarhus