Investigating mixotrophy in Antarctic cycles
MACS looks at Antarctica’s rapidly changing seasonal sea ice. As the planet warms microalgae growing in ice and water are affected and this, in turn, affects our climate system.
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Read more of: Investigating mixotrophy in Antarctic cycles
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Embedded Maps Service
Read more of: Embedded Maps ServiceEmbeddable maps for visualising simple features on a suitable basemap.
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Assets Tracking Service
Read more of: Assets Tracking ServiceThe Assets Tracking Service shows where British Antarctic Survey ships, aircraft and vehicles are at any given time.
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Understanding Greenland’s changing ice
Read more of: Understanding Greenland’s changing iceGIANT is a pioneering science project that will test the potential for early warning of a critical climate tipping point.
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Thermal biology of Antarctic ectotherms
Read more of: Thermal biology of Antarctic ectothermsThis project studies how Antarctic aquatic ectotherms — animals whose body temperature depends on their environment — survive in freezing waters.
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Polar Ocean Mixing by Internal Tsunamis
Read more of: Polar Ocean Mixing by Internal TsunamisPOLOMINTS investigates how glacier calving triggers internal tsunamis, reshaping polar ocean mixing and influencing climate, ecosystems, and carbon cycling.
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Sustained Monitoring of Whales at South Georgia
Read more of: Sustained Monitoring of Whales at South GeorgiaThis project is creating a long-term framework for monitoring whale numbers and behaviour.
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Understanding extreme weather in Antarctica
Read more of: Understanding extreme weather in AntarcticaExtAnt investigates extreme weather events in Antarctica, examining their causes including human activity, the ozone hole and greenhouse gases.
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AI for Earth Observation
Read more of: AI for Earth ObservationThe AI for Earth Observation project develops machine learning tools to detect icebergs, sea ice, and wildlife from satellite imagery.
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South Georgia’s Lost Giants
Read more of: South Georgia’s Lost GiantsSouth Georgia’s Lost Giants is part of the British Antarctic Survey’s “Wild Water Whales” project studying the recovery of whales from historical exploitation in South Georgia.
