During two months, more than 70 researchers studied animals and plants in the North American Arctic. The expedition yielded a unique, comprehensive picture of the tundra's ecology.
Explore the expeditionAn expedition to study cultural history in Svalbard and nearby islands, and how these monuments and sites have been affected by human activity in the area.
Explore the expeditionThe extent of the glaciation during earlier ice ages is of great importance to today’s climate models. In the expedition to Jugorski in Siberia, climate and environmental changes were studied in a 250,000-year perspective.
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Arctic Ocean 2001's main focus was atmosphere research and biogeochemistry. The expedition lasted for two months and approximately 50 researchers participated.
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Quaternary geology expedition to the Kanin Peninsula in the Russian Arctic.
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Importance of biodiversity of bacteria and phytoplankton in the Disko Bay, Western Greenland, for energy and nutrient cycling.
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The expedition to Svalbard had two main objectives: conducting a detailed mapping of S.A. Andrée's final camp at Kvitøya, and carrying out several cultural science projects in Nordaustlandet.
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The expedition to northern Timan and the Kanin Peninsula was part of a research project studying plate tectonics in the northern polar regions.
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Late quaternary glaciation history of Jameson Land, East Greenland.
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During the 2000 Arctic season Swedish researchers participated in the NorthGRIP (NGRIP) ice core drilling programme in Greenland.
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Theme A dealt with interactions between plants, herbivores, and predators.
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Theme C dealt with migratory birds in the Arctic environment.
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Theme D dealt with freshwater ecosystems in the high Arctic.
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Theme E dealt with climate change and pollution in the Arctic tundra.
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Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History investigated the aquatic environment by collecting fish samples for analyses of toxic substances and systematic studies.
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Tundra Northwest 1999 (TNW 99) was a ship based research expedition to the Canadian Arctic archipelago and Alaska. Schedule June–September 1999
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Geological research expedition to the Taymyr Peninsula.
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Collecting marine geophysical data from a submarine platform.
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Industrial history expedition to Sveagruva in Svalbard.
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Late quaternary glacial and climate history in the polar regions.
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