Glaciology 2015
- 8 April 2015 - 16 April 2015
- Nordenskiöldbreen, Svalbard
- 1 cruise report
- 0 blog post
Monitoring of parameters for optimisation of mass loss from Arctic glaciers.
Explore the expeditionMonitoring of parameters for optimisation of mass loss from Arctic glaciers.
Explore the expeditionThe rapid warming of the Arctic, which is partly an effect of melting snow and ice, is affecting the climate at lower latitudes. In August 2014, researchers at the University of Gothenburg participated in a two week expedition to Svalbard to learn...
Explore the expeditionSWERUS-C3 was an international research expedition using the icebreaker Oden in the Arctic Ocean.
Explore the expeditionPresent and future tourism development of Russian settlements on Svalbard: perspectives and possibilities.
Explore the expeditionA re-assessment of the age and tectonic significance of a possibly Caledonian Paleozoic arc assemblage in central Brooks Range, Alaska.
Explore the expeditionIn June 2014, two researchers from University of Gothenburg worked on board the Norwegian research vessel GO Sars in the Fram Strait between Greenland and Svalbard.
Explore the expeditionMonitoring of parameters for optimisation of mass loss from Arctic glaciers.
Explore the expeditionThe research expedition to the De Long Islands in the Russian Arctic was the last piece of the puzzle in a research project studying the tectonic evolution of the Amerasian Basin. The expedition complemented earlier research expeditions to the...
Explore the expeditionIn late summer 2013, the research expedition Oden Arctic Technology Research Cruise (OATRC 2013) took place in the waters northeast of Greenland onboard the Swedish icebreaker Oden.
Explore the expeditionEstablishing legitimacy in the Arctic: Non-Arctic states and national science stations in Ny-Ålesund.
Explore the expeditionThe areas of ice and permafrost on Mars contain landforms that are reminiscent of the landforms that can be found in the earth’s arctic environments, such as on Svalbard. Svalbard also has a continuous permafrost layer, which is similar to...
Explore the expeditionA course entitled Environment and Society in a Changing Arctic was given by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in July 2013. The course included a 14-day stay on Svalbard, with teaching and research in the field.
Explore the expeditionClimate warming in Siberian permafrost regions – tracing the delivery of carbon and trace metals to the Arctic Ocean.
Explore the expeditionIn autumn 2012, the Norwegian-Swedish research expedition Oden Arctic Technology Research Cruise (OATRC) was conducted with the Swedish icebreaker Oden in the Fram Strait.
Explore the expeditionDuring summer 2012, a research group conducted an expedition to Svalbard to study the development of mountain chains in the Arctic region.
Explore the expeditionThe Danish-Swedish expedition LOMROG III took place in the Arctic Ocean north of Greenland 31 July–14 September 2012. The expedition was carried out by the Danish Continental Shelf Project, in cooperation with the Swedish Polar Research...
Explore the expeditionThe project Rephotography – a dialogue with history in an Arctic landscape rephotographed Swedish and Norwegian historical landscape photos taken in Svalbard 1872–1980.
Explore the expeditionWarming of the Siberian permafrost – isotope studies of carbon and trace metal transport to the Arctic Ocean.
Explore the expeditionIn the summer of 2012, two geological research projects participated in an expedition to the Taymyr Peninsula in the Russian Arctic.
Explore the expeditionArctic fox population dynamics at Karrak Lake: the importance of survival and recruitment to population growth.
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