2020-2021 Science Planning Summaries
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2020-2021 USAP Field Season
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Bristow, William A-369-M/S Antarctic and Conjugate Research Using SuperDARN
Bristow, William A-369-M/S Antarctic and conjugate research using SuperDARN
Butler, James Hall O-264-P Collection of atmospheric air for the NOAA/GMD worldwide flask-sampling network
LaBelle, James A-128-S Earth’s Electromagnetic Environment: Advancing Recent Discoveries in Auroral Plasma Radio Emission Research
Costa, Daniel Paul B-232-L Foraging ecology and physiology of the leopard seal
Conde, Mark Gerard A-343-M/S High-resolution mapping of thermospheric wind and temperature fields near the equatorward edge of the Antarctic polar cap
Kovac, John A-149-S Imaging the beginning of time from the South Pole: The next stage of the BICEP program
Taylor, Michael A-119-M/P/S Investigating wave-driven Mesospheric dynamics over South Pole using an advanced Mesospheric temperature mapper
Taylor, Michael J A-119-M/P/S Investigating Wave-Driven Mesospheric Dynamics over South Pole Using an Advanced Mesospheric Temperature Mapper
Anderson, Kent T-299-M/S IRIS/PASSCAL seismic support
Gooseff, Michael N C-506-M McMurdo LTER – Streams/Geochemistry: Ecosystem response to amplified landscape connectivity in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica
Harris, Mark T-927-M NASA / McMurdo Ground Station (MG1)
Schofield, Oscar C-019-L/P Palmer, Antarctica Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER): Land-shelf-ocean connectivity, ecosystem resilience and transformation in a sea-ice influenced pelagic ecosystem
Butler, James Hall O-257-M/S South Pole monitoring for climatic change - U.S. Department of Commerce NOAA Global Monitoring Division (GMD)
Rotella, Jay B-009-M The consequences of maternal effects and environmental conditions on offspring success in an Antarctic predator
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