EA9.5-2 Polar observing systems
Theme 5. New frontiers, data practices and directions in polar research
Session 5-2. Polar observing systems
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14:00
State of the Arctic coast 2010: scientific review and outlook
Presenter: D.L. Forbes -
14:15
The hydrometeorological observatory Tiksi - an international facility for atmospheric observations
Presenter: A. Makshtas -
14:30
Subglacial Instrumentation - A Visison for Future Subglacial Observing Systems
Presenter: S.W. Vogel -
14:45
International Arctic Systems for Observing the Atmosphere (IASOA): An Overview of International Polar Year Activities
Presenter: L.S. Darby -
15:00
The Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Station (PEARL) at Eureka, Nunavut, Canada
Presenter: J.R. Drummond -
15:15
Modelling Peak Season Net Radiative Forcing from Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Methane (CH4) in Arctic Tundra Ecosystems
Presenter: DH Lin -
15:30
IPY and beyond: Coordinated Ground-Based Platforms for Polar Upper Atmosphere and Geospace Research
Presenter: E. Turunen -
15:45
Observations of Arctic Clouds, Boundary-layer Structure, and Surface Energy Fluxes during the 2008 ASCOS/AMISA Field Programs
Presenter: M. Tjernström
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