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Jack Dibb's trip to Summit, Greenland
March-May 2004
1981 B.S. in Geology University of Puget Sound 1983 M.A. in Geology SUNY, Binghamton 1988 Ph.D. in Geology SUNY, Binghamton
Jack is going to the Greenland ice sheet at Summit in mid March to early May 2004 to measure reactive chemicals in and just above the surface snow at a time when the frozen landscape begins to emerge from months of perpetual darkness. Jack will lead a team of 12 other researchers from Georgia Tech, UC Irvine, UC Davis, the University of Arizona, the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, and NASA. While Jack has been going to the scientific research facility at Summit annually since 1989, with funding from the National Science Foundation, this is the first time a large contingent of researchers will operate in such extreme conditions in an effort to make measurements at the site. For full Press Release see HERE In mid-March the average daytime temperature will be minus 45 degrees Celsius (-49 F)
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Meet Jack and Nicola's Alpacas! More info about theSummit project from UC Davis Greenland Environmental Observatory at Summit, Greenland (GEOSummit) UNH Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space Some cool polar maps and animations |
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