Study of Ny-Ålesund plankton community responses to brownification by using high frequency data of autonomous sensors and by conventional measurements during an in situ mesocosm experiment
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Study of Ny-Ålesund plankton community responses to brownification by using high frequency data of autonomous sensors and by conventional measurements during an in situ mesocosm experiment

The release of terrigenous organic carbon to the Arctic Ocean, due to the reduction of the permafrost and the consequent […]

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Ethnography of a Scientific Base in Antarctica

The project focuses on the processes of structuring social life and on the constitution of a specific culture, that of […]

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A study of cognitive coping mechanisms while wintering in winterers in the French Australs and Antarctic Territories

The objective of this study is to investigate the coping mechanisms of cognitive functions in winterers during wintering in the […]

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Participation of IAOOS in MOSAIC

Autonomous, integrated atmosphere-ice-ocean buoy systems (IT buoys) have been developed within the IAOOS program to provide year-round ocean-ice-atmosphere integrated observations over the […]

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Microphysical Process Characterization of Mixed Phase Clouds in the European Arctic

The Arctic is warming at twice the global mean rate and shows acute visible signs such as the retreat of […]

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Hyper-abundant arctic-nesting geese and the decline of Canadian arctic-nesting shorebirds, an empirical test

Arctic ecosystems are far removed from the direct effects of the soaring human population because they are remote and sparsely […]

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ALaskan Pollution Arctic Chemistry-climate Analysis

The main objective of the ALPACA (ALaskan Pollution and Chemical Analysis) project is to gain new insights into the processes […]

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A Sameby-driven research project investigating the cumulative impacts of environmental and social change on reindeer herding and the future for Saami youth

Reindeer herders today face many challenges, including climate change (resulting in later springs and colder summers), high rates of predation […]

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Contributing to an INTegrated ARtic Observation System around SVALBARD

The Arctic is undergoing the most rapid changes among all regions on the Earth. These changes, including the rapid sea […]

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Management of the EPICA-DC ice core stored at Concordia

The EPICA ice core, drilled at Dome C is 3260 m long and allows to record climatic changes over the […]

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EGRIP-France

This project represents the French contribution to the international deep drilling project EGRIP (East Greenland Ice core Project) with the […]

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Observatoires pour lier les savoirs autochtones et scientifiques sur les changements environnementaux dans l’Arctique : Adaptation et vulnérabilités de l’environnement et des sociétés sibériennes II

BRISK’s OBS ENV II is the continuation and development of BRISK’s OBS ENV (2018-2021). Situated in Eastern Siberia, six transdisciplinary […]

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