1400 | |
The seaward edge of the floating Ross Ice Shelf |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1998 February |
1401 | |
The seaward edge of the floating Ross Ice Shelf |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1998 February |
1402 | |
The seaward edge of the floating Ross Ice Shelf |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1998 February |
1403 | |
Mooring deployment from the fantail of the National Science Foundation , Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1998 February |
1404 | |
Entering New Zealand's Salmon fishing region |
New Zealand 1998 February |
1405 | |
Bow of the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER pushed into sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1406 | |
The National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER pushed into sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1407 | |
Land fast sea ice in the foreground. Ross Island in the background. 77 30 S Latitude 168 00 E Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1408 | |
CTD Rosette being deployed from the baltic room of the the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1409 | |
CTD Rosette being deployed from the baltic room of the the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1410 | |
Water samples being drawn from the CTD Rosette on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1411 | |
Laboratory analysis on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1412 | |
Laboratory analysis on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1413 | |
Laboratory analysis on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1414 | |
Laboratory analysis on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1415 | |
Mt Melbourne along the Victoria Land coast. 74 21 S Latitude 164 42 E Longitude . |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1416 | |
Laboratory analysis on the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1417 | |
Setting up a SeaBird SeaCat, temperature and conductivity sensor for deployment in the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1418 | |
Setting up an Aandaara current meter for deployment in the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1419 | |
Rough sea ice near Ross Island |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1420 | |
Iceberg drifting |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1421 | |
Mooring deployment from the fantail of the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1422 | |
An upward-looking RDI Acoustic Doppler Current Meter being deployed from the fantail of the National Science Foundation, Research Ice Breaker, NATHANIEL B. PALMER. The Ross Ice Shelf is in the background. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1423 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1424 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1425 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1426 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1427 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1428 | |
Icebergs grounded on Pennel Bank |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1429 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1430 | |
Thin rafted sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1431 | |
Drifting hard hat overboard in the Ross Sea in the midst of newly forming ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1432 | |
Seal resting on sea ice at the Bay of Whales |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1433 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. Research Vessel Ice Breaker (RVIB) NATHANIEL B. PALMER in the background. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1434 | |
The Ross Ice Shelf at the Bay of Whales. This is the southern-most navigable point on the planet and the point where Amundsen started his successful trek to the South Pole. 78 30 S Latitude 164 20W Longitude. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1435 | |
Makeshift profiling Conductivity/Temperature/Depth profiler using a SeaBird 21 recording CTD on a trainwheel. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1436 | |
Makeshift profiling Conductivity/Temperature/Depth profiler using a SeaBird 21 recording CTD on a trainwheel. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1437 | |
Makeshift profiling Conductivity/Temperature/Depth profiler using a SeaBird 21 recording CTD on a trainwheel. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1438 | |
Makeshift profiling Conductivity/Temperature/Depth profiler using a SeaBird 21 recording CTD on a trainwheel. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1439 | |
30 liter niskin bottle being lowered over the side of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER to collect water samples. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1440 | |
Hydro wire over the side of the NATHANIEL B. PALMER |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1441 | |
Open water wake in the sea ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1442 | |
Open water within the sea ice pack. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1443 | |
Open water wake in the sea ice. |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1444 | |
One of the many forms of sea ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1445 | |
Small pancake ice |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1446 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1447 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1448 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |
1449 | |
Pancake ice adrift on the Ross Sea |
Ross Sea, Antarctica 1999 January |