Mindy Nicewonger and Kimberly Casey in front of boxes of the South Pole Ice Core ready to be shipped back to the US.
Mindy Nicewonger with a 1-m long piece of the South Pole Ice Core.
Murat Aydin and others drilling a shallow ice core at the South Pole Station using a hand auger.
A visible volcanic ash layer in the South Pole Ice Core.
Mindy Nicewonger processing a 2-m long portion of the South Pole Ice Core. The green netting is used during the “brittle zone” to keep the core intact.
Cyril, Jack, Mackenzie and Tom during the mobilization period.
Eric Saltzman assisting during the mobilization period.
Cyril McCormick and Tom Bell during the NAAMES cruise.
Inside view of the “van” on the main deck. The van is a mobile lab with all the instruments safely secured inside away from the elements.
(L to R) Eric Saltzman, Warren de Bruyn, Tom Bell and Cyril McCormick inside the van.
Getting reading for the cruise! Clayton Elder, Tom Bell, Cyril McCormick, Mackenzie Grieman, and Jack Porter
Jack Porter and Mackenzie Grieman prepping the equipment during the mobilization period. Eddy covariance instruments aid in trace gas air/sea flux measurements.
R/V Atlantis in the middle of an Atlantic storm in May 2016. The viewpoint is from an LC-130. Photo by John Hair
Particle into liquid sampler to collect aerosol samples over the North Atlantic.
The RV Atlantis during a storm as viewed from an LC-130. Photo by John Hair.
Lab Tours
Murat showing students an ice core sample
Kristal Verhulst giving a lab tour.
Kristal Verhulst showing students the ice cores storage freezers.