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Sedimentary basins on the east flank of the Antarctic Peninsula: proposed nomenclature
Read more of: Sedimentary basins on the east flank of the Antarctic Peninsula: proposed nomenclatureThe first fossils from Antarctica were collected from Seymour Island in December 1892, during the voyage of the Jason under Captain C.A. Larsen. The Swedish South Polar Expedition of 1901–1903, […]
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A comparison of satellite sounding data and aircraft measurements within a mature polar low
Read more of: A comparison of satellite sounding data and aircraft measurements within a mature polar lowThe value of satellite temperature sounding data in polar lows research is investigated through a comparison of satellite temperature profiles produced using radiances from the TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder (TOVS) […]
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High-latitude moisture structure determined from HIRS water vapour imagery
Read more of: High-latitude moisture structure determined from HIRS water vapour imageryAn atmospheric transmittance model has been applied to Antarctic radiosonde ascents in order to examine the high-latitude normalized weighting functions (NWF) of the water vapour channels on the High Resolution […]
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Underplating of an accretionary prism: An example from the LeMay group of central Alexander Island, Antarctic Peninsula
Read more of: Underplating of an accretionary prism: An example from the LeMay group of central Alexander Island, Antarctic PeninsulaThe LeMay Group of Alexander Island, Antarctic Peninsula, is a Mesozoic accretionary prism that was constructed during subduction of Pacific and proto-Pacific oceanic crust. In central Alexander Island, several distinct […]
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The contribution of ion-cyclotron waves to electron heating and SAR-arc excitation near the storm-time plasmapause
Read more of: The contribution of ion-cyclotron waves to electron heating and SAR-arc excitation near the storm-time plasmapauseThe excitation of SAR arcs requires the transfer of energy from the energetic storm-time ring current ions to tonal electrons located just inside the plasmapause. A recent observational study has […]
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Mapping the British Antarctic Territory using a 70 mm reconnaissance camera and satellite imagery
Read more of: Mapping the British Antarctic Territory using a 70 mm reconnaissance camera and satellite imageryA technique for preparing simple, large scale maps of remote and poorly surveyed areas is described, whereby semicontrolled aerial photograph print laydowns are superimposed on enlarged satellite imagery.