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I love maps! And I love teaching others to use maps. Check out this Google Earth Project to see just where we're headed in early April. It'll work best on a desktop computer (not your smartphone) I've also put the proposed summer trip locations in the project as well. Have fun with this! https:/

This adventure officially begins 23 days from now. I'm headed north on ApriI 1st to meet the team in Girdwood, Alaska to prepare for a school outreach event in Whittier, Alaska on April 3rd. Then on April 5th we'll fly north to Utqiaġvik. I can't wait to meet my team in person for the first time. So

An Unstoppable Force If Antarctica were ever to have its own professional sports team, it would absolutely be called the Wind, and its tagline would be "An Unstoppable Force." The Antarctic winds have been our constant companion throughout the course of this expedition, and have affected nearly

Just a reminder- you can still register for my PolarConnect event, which will take place this coming Monday, March 9, at 11:15 AM EDT. Dr. Frank Nitsche and I will talk about the research taking place on the ship and how it fits into building a comprehensive understanding of Thwaites Glacier. We

The Kasten Core The Kasten core is a 3-meter long square-barreled coring device that is lowered into the water with ten 45-pound weights stacked on its head - these weights will push the barrel down into the soft sediments once it reaches the seafloor. We all try to make predictions about the

Hey Everybody!!!! My PolarConnect event has been scheduled for Monday, March 9 at 11:15 AM EDT. It will be a chance for me to share what I've been doing as part of the research team onboard the Nathaniel B. Palmer icebreaker and for you to ask questions. Family, friends, colleagues, classes