Anfang. German Arctic expeditions ASSW, March 27 April 1, 2011, Seoul, Korea. Foto: L. Tadday

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Anfang German Arctic expeditions 2010-2011 ASSW, March 27 April 1, 2011, Seoul, Korea Foto: L. Tadday

Overview: Research facilities around the globe Arctic Science Summit Week, March 27 April 1, 2011, Seoul, Korea

Northern Hemisphere Cruise tracks 12/1982 to 02/2011 included 2010 tracks ARK XXV 1-3 to Greenland Sea Fram Strait, Hausgarten Baffin Bay

Polarstern Arctic Expeditions 2010 Leg Start End Days Pers. Person days Programme name Mission ARK XXV/1 10.06.10 29.06.10 19 72 1368 LOTEVA GS/ PEBCAO Long term changes in biological and physical properties in the Greenland Sea ARK XXV/2 30.06.10 29.07.10 29 90 2610 ACOBAR/HAUSGART EN/ PEBCAO Long term changes in biological physical properties and the deep sea environment in Fram Strait ARK XXV/3 31.07.10 10.10.10 71 90 6390 Northern Baffin Bay Geoscientific investigations to explain the structural and tectontic evolution of the crust in the northern Baffin Bay

Polarstern Arctic Expeditions 2011 Leg Start End Days Pers. Person days Programme name Mission ARK XXVI/1 15.06.11 13.07.11 28 74 2072 ACOBAR/ PEBCAO Long term changes in biological and physical properties in Fram Strait ARK XXVI/2 13.07.11 03.08.11 21 97 2037 HAUSGARTEN/ PEBCAO Long term changes in the deep sea environment in Fram Strait ARK XXVI/3 05.08.11 07.10.11 63 97 6111 TranArc Sea ice/ocean/biosphere interactions in the changing Arctic Ocean SEITE 5

ARK XXVI/1 ARK XXVI/2 SEITE 6

ARK XXVI/3

Alaska (Barrow and Fairbanks) Permafrost history Yukon Coast Coastal erosion, Permafrost history Chukotka Permafrost history Deep permafrost borehole Samoylov Station Gas flux, energy and water balance, recent cryogenesis Since 1992 Polar Bear Pass Gas flux, energy and water balance, recent cryogenesis AWI land based Arctic activities Tibetan Plateau Lake sediments, hydrology, energy and water balance, palaeo permafrost Ny Alesund (year round)

International Cooperation Research platform Ny Alesund

Russian-German Research Station Samoylov, Lena Delta/Siberian Arctic

AWI land based Arctic activities Leg Start End Pers. Days Nations Mission LENA 2010 Jul 12 Nov 22 4704 Russia Germany Long term studies of energy and water balance, carbon turn over, greenhous gas emission in permafrost Transport of water and sediment Lake sediment sampling and limnology Yukon Coast 2010 Jul 21 Aug 17 243 Canada Germany Coastal erosion and permafrost geomorphology Permafrost cores recontruct paleogeography Sediment and nutrient fluxes Bacterial activity and methan fluxes LENA 2011 April 15 Sep 01 6348 Russia Germany Long term studies of energy and water balance, carbon turn over, greenhous gas emission in permafrost Coastal dynamic and subsea permafrost stud. Hydrological, sedimentological and biological studies in shoreface transects Yukon Coast 2011 SEITE 11 Jul 01 Aug 07 456 Canada Germany Coastal erosion and permafrost geomorphology Permafrost cores recontruct paleogeography Sediment and nutrient fluxes Bacterial activity and methan fluxes

Arctic flight tracks

Leg Start End Pers. Days Institutions Programme name Mission SORPI C April 30 May 19 220 Uni Leipzig LAMP Clermont AWI Solar Radiation and Phase Discrimination in Arctic Clouds Ice and liquid water content in planetary boundary layer Interaction between aerosols and clouds Sea ice thickness IKAPOS June 8 June 28 140 Uni Trier NEEM Jul 19 Aug 12 155 ESA AWI TIFAX Aug 13 Aug 24 108 AWI Investigation of Katabatic winds and Polynyas during Summer North Eemian Ice Thick Ice Feeding Arctic Export katabatic wind over glaciers in northwest Greenland and the air sea interaction processes in the stable atmospheric boundary layer Ice internal structure and thickness at ice core drill site CryoSat Cal/Val Sea ice thickness and roughness and radiation above SMOS, CryoSat Cal/Val

Leg Start End Pers. Days Institutions Programme name Mission PAM ARC MIP March 24 May 06 482 NOGRAM Jul 06 Jul 29 161 many see next slide BGR AWI TIFAX Jul 30 Aug 10 72 AWI Polar Airborne Measurements and Arctic Regional Climate Model Simulation Project Northern Gravity and Magnetics Thick Ice Feeding Arctic Export Black carbon in atmosphere and deposition to snow/ice surfaces and climatic impacts Sea ice thickness CryoSat Cal/Val Geological evolution of the Arctic basin by mapping anomalies of local earth magnetic and gravity field Sea ice thickness and roughness and radiation above SMOS, CryoSat Cal/Val NEEM Jul 21 Aug 12 46 AWI North Eemian Ice Ice internal structure and thickness at ice core drill site

PAMARCMiP 2011 OBJECTIVE: PAMARCMiP will provide a unique snapshot of Arctic trace gases and aerosol distributions, meteorological conditions, and sea ice distribution PARTNER: - Environment Canada - University of Alberta - York University - University of Fairbanks AL - NOAA, Boulder CO - NASA LaRC, Hampton VA - - European Space Agency - AARI St. Petersburg ROUTE [March 24, 2011 May 6, 2011]: Muskoka Fairbanks Barrow NP 38 - Inuvik Sachs Harbour Resolute Bay Eureka Alert Station Nord Longyearbyen Bremerhaven

Map dated 29.3.2011 just these days Polar 5 at NP 36

Foto: L. Tadday Ende Ende Thank you