ASP 2014 Cambridge Bay Campaign
ASP 2014 Cambridge Bay Campaign
Ice Covered Ecosystems - CAMbridge bay Processes Studies (ICE-CAMPS)
SEA ICE GEOPHYSICS GROUP
- Microwave scattering responses from sea ice pressure ridges (M.Shields/D.Barber)
- Physical processes controlling melt evolution (J. Landy/D.Barber/J.Ehn)
- Air-ice fluxes and the spring/summer evolution of surface heat budget (SEB) (T.Papakyriakou/B.Else)
- Polarimetric scatterometer and SAR measurements of snow covered first-year sea ice for snow thickness discrimination (J.Yackel)
- Fully-polarimetric C-band remote sensing of thermodynamic changes in snow-covered first-year sea ice (A.Komarov/N.Firoozy/D.Barber)
- Retrieval of advanced melt season parameters over first-year sea ice using satellite remote sensing (R.Scharien/D.Barber)
- Irradiance in the snowpack and related physical and optical properties of snow on sea ice (G.Picard/F.Dominé)
MARINE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY GROUP
- Underwater eddy covariance measurements of heat, salt, and dissolved oxygen (B.Else)
- Assessment of productivity and environmental factors affecting ice algae (K.Campbell/S.Rysgaard/CJ Mundy
- Temporal trends in relative biomass compostition of key ice algae species determined through Fournier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy (CJ Mundy/K.Gough)
- Phytoplankton dynamics under sea ice in the Canadian Arctic (A.Delaforge/CJ Mundy)
- Mycosporine-like amino acids in sea-ice algal communities (A.Elliott/ CJ Mundy/F.Wang)
- Seasonal succession of the microbial community in Arctic sea ice (E.Collins)
MARINE CHEMISTRY GROUP