Facilities

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1. Halley radars

   Studying winds, waves, and tides in the upper atmosphere across the polar regions.

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2. Met instruments

   Meteorological scientists at Halley have been measuring the weather in great detail and with ever more sophisticated gadgets since the station first opened.

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3. Rothera weather balloons

   Weather balloons at Rothera Research Station

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4. Very Low Frequency receiver (VLF) 

   The VLF receivers listen to very-low frequency radio waves as part of a network of receivers located all over the polar regions. The data gathered by this network is used by more than 35 institutions around the world.

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5. Met Tower

   Met Tower at Rothera Research Station

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6. Rothera ARIES Dome

   Rothera ARIES Dome, Rothera Research Station.

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7. Rothera radars

   Radars at Rothera Research Station

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8. Micro-Molecular laboratories

   Analysing the diversity and responses of micro-organisms

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9. Geology laboratories

   Since its beginnings in 1945, BAS has been collecting and studying Antarctic rocks and fossils.

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10. Ice core aquisition and analysis

    UK national facility and capability

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11. Biology laboratories

    Biological researchers have access to a suite of labs

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12. RRS James Clark Ross computing facilities

    There is a range of computing facilities onboard the RRS Sir James Clark Ross.

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