Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme

CASS

The Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme (CASS) provides opportunities for UK researchers to access NERC-BAS Antarctic research stations and marine science cruises for the purpose of conducting small-scale, fieldwork-based science projects that do not require logistic resources additional to those already allocated to the Antarctic field programme supported by BAS.

Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme – Introduction

The Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme provides opportunities for UK researchers to access Antarctic research stations and marine science cruises for small-scale, fieldwork.

iSTAR traverse team

CASS – Requirements and Costs

Proposal Requirements for British Antarctic Survey's Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme (CASS)

British Antarctic Survey field assistant Rob Smith enters a crevasse alongside Reptile Ridge on Adelaide Island, Antarctica

CASS – Information for Applicants

For further information, you are advised to contact the Antarctic Access Office.

High winds making life difficult at a field camp. No work today! These winds are around 30 knots, often 60 knots are encountered but few photographs are taken then!