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Currently, a substantial proportion of Antarctic research is carried out through deployment of field camps, but little detailed information on the running of these facilities is often available. The remoteness […]
The UK-Antarctic Place-names Committee website gives users access to the UK Antarctic Gazetteer through a web-map interface. This has been completely rebuilt in 2012-13 using up-to-date Open Source systems. Access […]
The SCAR Antarctic Digitial database (ADD) is a seamless, multi-scale compilation of the best international topographic mapping for Antarctica. It is managed and developed by BAS on behalf of SCAR. […]
This is a short video animation of a “flythrough” of Orkney Passage, between the Weddell and Scotia Seas, using multi-beam sonar and satellite gravity-based measurements. Much of the sonar data […]
Climate change west of the Antarctic Peninsula is the most rapid of anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere, with associated changes in the rates and distributions of freshwater inputs to the […]
Changes in the metastability of the Southern Hemisphere 500-hPa circulation are examined using both cluster analysis techniques and split-flow blocking indices. The cluster methodology is a purely data-driven approach for […]
The lower limb of the Atlantic overturning circulation is renewed by dense waters from the Southern Ocean, a substantial portion of which flow through the Scotia Sea. We report dense […]
Sea ice variability in the Southern Ocean has a complex spatio-temporal structure. In a global warming context, the Antarctic sea ice cover has slightly expanded over the recent decades. This […]
Inter-ice stream areas cover significant portions of Antarctica’s formerly glaciated shelves, but have been largely neglected in past geological studies because of overprinting by iceberg scours. Here, we present results […]
To probe the spatial extent of tropospheric ozone depletion events during Antarctic spring, a network of 10 autonomous ozone monitors was established around the Dronning Maud Land sector of Antarctica […]
Strong and predictable environmental variability can reward flexible behaviors among animals. We used long-term records of activity data that cover several lunar cycles to investigate whether behavior at-sea of swallow-tailed […]