Information for Proposers
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Many of the major USAP resources are heavily committed for the next several seasons. The most constrained of these resources are fixed wing time (LC-130 missions, Basler and Twin Otter support), ship time, and support and berthing at South Pole Station. General availability information for these resources is presented below. Please consider this information carefully while creating field plans and requesting support.

Announcements
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Notice to proposers using NSF 12-539 (Antarctic Research) for 2012: The deadline for submitting full proposals is May 31, 2012. Also, important information related to preparing your proposal can be found on the NSF Proposal Preparation Reference Information—Antarctic Research Solicitation External U.S. government site page.

General Information
Helpful Policies
McMurdo Station Resources
Palmer Station Resources
South Pole Station Schedule
Vessel Science and Operations Schedules
Special Technical Support, and Samples and Data for Research

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General Information
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Helpful Policies
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McMurdo Station Resources

Flight Availability

Twin Otter Link to PDF file
Basler Link to PDF file
LC-130: There are few LC-130 missions available through the 2011-12 field season. Missions become available starting in 2012-2013.

Lab Resources

Provided Consumable Lab Materials and Supplies Link to PDF file
Provided Consumable Chemicals Link to PDF file
Available Instruments and Equipment Link to PDF file

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South Pole Station Schedule
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Vessel Science and Operations Schedules
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Special Technical Support, and Samples and Data for Research

For information on the topics below, see the Special Research Technical Support Provided by Other Organizations page.

High Precision Global Positioning System (GPS)
Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR)
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
Polar Ice Core Drilling Services

For information on the topics below, see the Samples and Data for Research page.

Samples for Research

U.S. Antarctic Data Coordination Center
Ice Cores
Ocean-bottom Sedimentary Cores and Grab Samples; Continental Cores
Rock Samples
Meteorite Samples
Biological Specimens

Data for Research and Data Curation

Maps, Aerial Photographs, and Related Information
Bathymetric and Other Oceanographic Data and Cruise Metadata
Antarctic Bibliography
Other Data Archives

 

Curator: Esther L. Hill PhD, ASC   |   NSF Official: Alexandra Isern, Office of Polar Programs
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