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The Gonio-RAdiometric Spectrometer System (GRASS) is an instrument that records quasi-simultaneous, multi-angle, hyperspectral measurements of the Earth’s surface reflectance.

On 29-30 March, about 120 representatives from the Danish universities and other institutions gather in Hindsgavl castle in Middelfart to discuss cooperation in Arctic research, infrastructure, education, dissemination and collaboration with private companies.

An extensive team of some 100 researchers is putting the final touches on three large reports focusing on the adaptations that the Arctic will have to make in response to climate change and social developments.

The 7th Annual Arctic Science Day was held this past Friday, March 4th, under cloudy skies with snow falling and warming temperatures.Scientists from University of Manitoba (CEOS) and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans arrived to share their research and inspire 144 Grades 6-12 students to fu

By Kristian Moltsen Jakobsen (AU student):

So we finished the Sea ice course here in Nuuk, Greenland. The course consisted of participants from University of Manitoba in Canada and Aarhus University in Denmark. 

Following a record winter in many ways, Arctic sea-ice cover seems poised to reach one of its smallest winter maxima ever. As of 28 February, ice covered 14.525 million square kilometres, or  938,000 square kilometres less than the 1981–2010 average.

The Greenland Climate Research Centre (GCRC) at the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (GINR) invites applications for a position as senior scientist/scienti

Aerial surveys show that the presence of less ice at the mouth of the Mackenzie River seems to attract more beluga whales.

Back for a fifth year of operations, the Sea-ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF) at the University of Manitoba is conducting its latest batch of experiments to determine environmental impact on the salt water ice of the Arctic.

This popular scientific article (in Danish) describes how CO2 is exchanged between the ocean and the atmosphere when sea-ice is formed. The findings were based on field experiments in Northeast Greenland.

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