Mapping permafrost using ground penetrating radar to validate hydrological modelling of permafrost extent.
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Seven areas in southern Svalbard was identified as sites for fieldwork to be done under the auspices of the NOA-Svalbard project. Six of these areas were destinations for the main expedition in 2012, while one was studied in the summer of 2011 by...
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EAGER was a Danish-Swedish research expedition northeast of Greenland with the icebreaker Oden.
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In the summer of 2010, LASHIPA 9 operated in Bellsund, Van Mijenfjorden, Van Keulenfjorden, Recherchefjorden, Hornsund and Hedgehogfjellet (Spitsbergen east coast).
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The RINK project saw its final season in 2010. Five Danish researchers worked in the area around Nuuk, Greenland in the summer of 2010.
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The Russian Taymyr Peninsula, in northernmost Siberia, was an area of great interest to researchers from Sweden, Russia, Denmark, Iceland and Great Britain during the summer of 2010. The research projects focused on tectonics, glaciation history...
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The Kinnvika project, based at the old Kinnvika station in Svalbard, was a logistics platform for scientists to manage research, but also to coordinate individual research initiatives into a larger scientific framework. The research involved...
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The LOMROG II expedition was carried out in the summer of 2009 by the Danish Continental Shelf Project in cooperation with the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat and the Swedish Maritime Administration. The Swedish icebreaker Oden served as the...
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The RINK project will investigated how the ice margin reacted to earlier periods of warming.
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This project's aim was to gather data from atmospheric and glacial processes on Nordenskiöldbreen/Lomonosovfonna, Svalbard.
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The impact of prey dynamics and internal factors on survival and recruitment probabilities in the Arctic fox.
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An international research expedition, including participants from Russia, Sweden, USA and other nations, traveled the length of the Siberian coast to the East Siberian Sea in August and September 2008.
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ASCOS was an international and interdisciplinary research expedition to the central Arctic Ocean, and was intended to increase our knowledge of clouds and their role in the Arctic climate system.
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Large scale historical industrial exploitation of polar areas (LASHIPA) was an international historical and archaeological research project during the International Polar Year 2007–2008.
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Kinnvika was a project within the International Polar Year 2007–2008 initiative that focused on Arctic warming and climate impact research.
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The aim of this project was to improve the understanding of the formation mechanisms of Martian gullies and to investigate whether water could be the potential eroding agent.
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Research initiatives in the subarctic Swedish mountain range was organised and emphasised during the summer of 2008 as part of the International Polar Year 2007–2008.
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Evolution and palaeobiogeography of Cenozoic mammals in northern Europe.
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Lower palaeozoic faunas from north-eastern Spitsbergen.
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The international RINK project investigated how the ice margin reacted to earlier periods of warming.
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