BAS geological data – overview
The British Antarctic Survey holds one of the most extensive collections of Antarctic rocks and fossils anywhere in the world. These are predominately from the Antarctic Peninsula region and Scotia […]
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Antarctic Plant Database (database of the BAS Herbarium)
Read more of: Antarctic Plant Database (database of the BAS Herbarium)This database contains information on the herbarium specimens held in the herbarium of the British Antarctic Survey (international code AAS) as well as information about specimens collected in the Antarctic […]
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Biologically relevant spectroradiometer data, Rothera Station, from 1997
Read more of: Biologically relevant spectroradiometer data, Rothera Station, from 1997Biologically relevant radiation has been recorded since February 1997 using a Bentham spectroradiometer at Rothera. The Bentham spectroradiometer is sited on the roof of the Bonner Laboratory at Rothera. It […]
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Antarctic microclimate data
Read more of: Antarctic microclimate dataAutomatic data loggers are often used to monitor environmental variables such as temperature (of air and soil), humidity, wind speed and radiation in microclimates where experimental or ecological studies are […]
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Two Step Cliffs, Alexander Island
Read more of: Two Step Cliffs, Alexander IslandA 1:10 000 scale topographic map of the Two Step Cliffs and Mars Oasis region, Alexander Island, from 1998.
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James Ross Island
Read more of: James Ross IslandA 1:100 000 scale topographic map of James Ross Island, Antarctica, from 1995.
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Tectonic Map of the Scotia Arc
Read more of: Tectonic Map of the Scotia ArcA full-colour 1:3 000 000 scale map illustrating the tectonic history of the Scotia Arc, between southern South America, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula.
