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NOAA At The Ends of the Earth Collection
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Katrin Iken (left) and Bodil Bluhm move deep-sea mud from the trawl net to a bucket. The benthic scientists will sieve the mud to find creatures within it for additional research.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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The US Coast Guard Icebreaker HEALY.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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Scientists descending to the ice below from the manlift on the U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker HEALY. Icebreaker HEALY.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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Scientists descending to the ice below from the manlift on the U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker HEALY.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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Moving Deep Sea Systems Max Rover on the deck of the U. S. Coast Guard Icebreaker HEALY.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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The multinet, a device which captures small creatures in the water at different depths of the water column, is deployed off the back of the U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker HEALY.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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Deep Sea Systems Max Rover ROV returning from the deep Canada Basin.
Arctic Ocean, Canada Basin 2005 July
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Ice camp on the Arctic Ocean. No sign of leads or breakup in early spring in the vicinity of the camp. The camp is on multi-year ice that is approximately 4 meters thick.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 31
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Transportation to and from ice camp. Aircraft landing. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 29
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Aircraft landing on the ice. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 30
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Unloading gear for scientific studies of ice. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 29
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Home sweet home at the ice camp. 1500 meters of water directly below. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 30
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Fuel oil drums and living and working spaces at ice camp. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 31
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Circus Circus to the left and communications shed to right at ice camp. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 31
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Helicopter transportation for studies of ice in vicinity of ice camp. University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 27
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Placing an ice beacon that measures air temperature and pressure and monitors motion of ice. Transport by helicopter.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Placing an ice beacon that measures air temperature and pressure and monitors motion of ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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An ice ice beacon that measures air temperature and pressure and monitors motion of ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Dr. Pablo Clemente-Colon next to a Metocean ice beacon on a frigid early spring day.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Identifying number of Metocean ice beacon.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Sensor package anchored in ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 31
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Hole drilled for placing ice buoy. Surprising amount of vegetative debris in ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 March 31
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Placing sensors for ice stress buoy.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 2
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Ice stress buoy sensor array.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 2
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Ice stress buoy sensor array.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Ice stress buoy sensor array.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Moon over Circus Circus at the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp. At 73 North in the Beaufort Sea.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 1
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Freight plane at Ice Camp.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 2
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Freight plane passing overhead at the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Camp at 73 North in the Beaufort Sea.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 3
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Snow-mobiles used to transport scientists checking sensor array along opening lead.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 3
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Snow-mobiles used to transport scientists checking sensor array. Area of ice blocks and ridges.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 2
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Meteorological sensor array set on the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 2
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An SVP-BT buoy in new ice in a lead.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 3
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Transporting the electromagnetic induction bird by helicopter. This instrument measures the thickness of the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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Ice sensor package with a sliver of setting sun.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 3
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Preparing the electromagnetic induction bird for deployment by helicopter. This instrument measures the thickness of the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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Beginning to transport the electromagnetic induction bird by helicopter. This instrument measures the thickness of the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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An SVP-BT buoy in new ice in a lead.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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An SVP-BT buoy in new ice in a lead.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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Dr. Pablo Clemente-Colon carefully retrieving an SVP-BT buoy in newly frozen ice in a lead. This requires extreme caution as the ice is very thin and there is 1500 meters of very cold water below the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 4
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The top of an SVP-BT buoy frozen into the ice and covered by snow. A re-freezing lead is shown here.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 5
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Entering data on the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 5
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Taking measurements to ridge.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 5
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A Metocean ice beacon that measures air temperature and pressure and monitors ice motion.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 6
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Servicing a Metocean ice beacon buoy.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 6
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Hole cut through ice for SCUBA diving operations.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 7
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Monitoring an ice diver conducting studies below the ice.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 7
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Ice diver returning to egress hole.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 7
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Ice diver at egress hole.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 7
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Marker flag painted black and orange to assure visibility against the white background.
Alaska, Beaufort Sea 2007 April 7

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