Publications

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1. The behavior of the electric field within the substorm current wedge

   We use the Goose Bay HF radar to investigate the behavior of the electric field within the substorm current wedge for a small substorm (< 200 nT) which occurred on […]

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2. CUTLASS observations of convection in the cusp region

   The Finnish radar of CUTLASS has been operational since February 1995. Between 0620 and 0800 UT on August 25 1995, a region of ionospheric scatter, which was limited to only […]

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3. Ammonium in coastal Antarctic aerosol and snow: Role of polar ocean and penguin emissions

   Year-round aerosol samples collected in the boundary layer at coastal Antarctic sites (Dumont D’Urville, Neumayer, and Halley) indicate a seasonal cycle of ammonium concentrations with a minimum in winter (April–September). […]

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4. Methane sulfonic acid to non-sea-salt sulfate ratio in coastal Antarctic aerosol and surface snow

   Multiple-year time series of the weight ratio R of methane sulfonic acid (MSA) to non-sea-salt sulfate (nss SO4) in aerosols collected at three coastal Antarctic stations Neumayer (70°39′S, 8°15′W), Halley […]

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5. The sensitivity of multiple output statistics to input parameters in a krill–predator–fishery ecosystem dynamics model

   There is a global need to develop strategic frameworks for assessing uncertainty in ecosystem dynamics models. Such models have been used within CCAMLR to evaluate options for managing the Antarctic […]

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6. Strontium-isotope stratigraphy of the CRP-1 drillhole, Ross Sea, Antarctica

   Strontium isotope stratigraphy was used to date five discrete horizons within CRP- 1. Early and late Quaternary (0 87- 1 3 Ma and 0-0 67 Ma respectively) age sediments overlie […]

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7. South Sandwich slices reveal much about arc structure, geodynamics, and composition

   The simple tectonic history of the South Sandwich island arc, a classic intra-oceanic arc lying in the South Atlantic Ocean, provided excellent opportunities for the Sandwich Lithospheric and Crustal Experiment […]

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8. The use of high resolution weather satellite imagery for the support of science

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9. Climatology of the three coastal Antarctic stations Dumont d’Urville, Neumayer, and Halley

   Long term air and snowfall chemistry measurements have been performed at the three coastal Antarctic stations Dumont d’Urville (66°40′S, 140°1′E), Neumayer (70°39′S, 8°15′W), and Halley (75°35′S, 26°19′W). The results have […]

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10. Age, growth and maximum size of Antarctic notothenioid fish — revisited

    The temperature of the Southern Ocean has undergone an overall reduction from about 20 °C to −1.8 °C over the last 55–60 million years. To date, the Southern Ocean is […]

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11. Using satellite thermal infrared imagery to study boundary layer structure in an Antarctic katabatic wind region

    We use snow surface temperatures obtained from thermal infrared (TIR) satellite imagery, together with radiosonde profiles of free-air temperature and high-resolution topographic data to study the thermal structure of the […]

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12. Climate change in the western Antarctic Peninsula since 1945: observations and possible causes

    Temperature records from stations on the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula show a very high level of interannual variability and, over the last 50 years, larger warming trends than […]

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