2022-2023 Science Planning Summary
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2022-2023 USAP Field Season
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Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences

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Cassano, John O-400-M Observing the atmospheric boundary over the West Antarctic ice sheet
Chereskin, Teresa O-317-L High resolution underway air-sea observations in Drake Passage for climate science
Coffin, Richard O-269-N Collaborative Research: Gas hydrate contribution to the Ross Sea carbon budget; Shallow sediment to water column; Present and future
Deshler, Terry O-241-M Measurement of stratospheric aerosol to altitudes above 35 km in Austral autumn
Lazzara, Matthew O-283-M Collaborative Research: Antarctic automatic weather station program
Moffat, Carlos O-263-L CAREER: The transformation, cross-shore export, and along-shore transport of freshwater on Antarctic shelves
Munro, David O-214-L/N Investigating biogeochemical fluxes and linkages to climate change with multi-scale observations in the Drake Passage
Sarmiento, Jorge O-271-N Southern Ocean Carbon and climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM)
Sprintall, Janet O-260-L High-resolution underway air-sea observations in Drake Passage for climate science
Stein, Ariel O-257-M/S U.S. Department of Commerce NOAA Global Monitoring Division (GMD)
Stein, Ariel O-264-P Collection of atmospheric air for the NOAA/Global Monitoring Division (GMD) worldwide flask-sampling network
Stephens, Britton O-404-M Investigating biogeochemical fluxes and linkages to climate change with multi-scale observations in the Drake Passage
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