A newly published article in Nature Climate Change (Nature Portfolio) offers one of the most comprehensive assessments to date of how multiple climate-related stressors are reshaping the ocean. Over the last six decades, the ocean has been undergoing not just…
Antarctica InSync held a workshop at the ESA-ESRIN site in Frascati Italy over the 3rd-6th of November. This was attended by over 120 Southern Ocean, Earth Observation and Antarctic scientists from around the world, who partook in three days of…
Torsten, please introduce yourself. I am Torsten Albrecht, and I lead the Ice Dynamics theme in the Earth Resilience Science Unit (ERSU)—a new bridge group between the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and the newly founded Max Planck Institute…
Antarctic glaciers strongly influence the ocean, providing freshwater and nutrients to the sea when they melt, and pushing up sea levels globally. They are also vulnerable to ocean warming, becoming more unstable and calving more frequently. To understand better how…
Exploring Polar Ocean Observations Each point in this animation represents a different observing platform — with colours distinguishing between moored buoys, gliders, animal-borne instruments, ARGO profilers, CTD casts, and more. What you see are the last recorded positions where each…