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NOAA Arctic Science Projects
ASL Mission Statement. The NOAA Arctic Science Laboratory (ASL) is a virtual organization composed of scientists from throughout NOAA and its institutional partners ... (more...)
NOAA - Arctic Report Card: Continued Evidence of Warming in the Arctic
Arctic Report Card: Continued Evidence of Warming in the Arctic Ahead of the public release of the annual Arctic Report Card, scientists from NOAA and four partner institutions ... (more...)
NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Annual Arctic ...
Annual Arctic Report Card Shows Stronger Effects of Warming. October 16, 2008. Temperature increases, a near-record loss of summer sea ice, and a melting of surface ice in ... (more...)
Arctic Research Office
Arctic Research Office (ARO) located in the NOAA/PMEL Arctic Theme Page site, http://www.arctic.noaa.gov/aro. (more...)
NOAA Arctic Science Laboratory
Scientists and research partners studying the Arctic through direct and remote observation, models, and analysis of data. Includes information about the mission, issues ... (more...)
NOAA Arctic Theme Page: a comprehensive Arctic resource
Centralized access to the most recent Arctic related observations, forecasts, scientific analyses realtime and historical data and perspectives from research institutions widely ... (more...)
Arctic Research
NOAA programs conduct research on complex climate systems to improve predictions of climate variation in both the shorter term, like cold spells or periods of drought, and over ... (more...)
Arctic Research Office
Arctic Research Office . Helicopter landing on the former NOAA Ship Surveyor in the Arctic Pack Ice . Arctic region reference map with place names (more...)
NOAA Ocean Explorer: Arctic Exploration
International bathymetric chart of the Arctic Ocean, with locations of proposed expeditions of the International Survey of Arctic Ridges and Basins. Click image for larger view. (more...)
Arctic FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about the Arctic
1. Where is the Arctic? 2. Where is the North Pole? 3. What is it like at the North Pole? 4. Why should we study the Arctic? 5. How do we study the Arctic? (more...)