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Glaciologist Dr Richard Bates on MY Arctic Sunrise
Glaciologist Dr Richard Bates, of the Scottish Oceans Institute at the University of St. Andrews, is on the MY Arctic Sunrise in Petermann Fjord. Dr Bates makes casts - dropping a CTD probe (Conductivity Temp Depth) into the fjord and pulling it back up at a slow speed. The data recorded by the probe is later downloaded into computer software plotting accurate measurements of water temperature, salinity, turbidity (how turbulent the water is), current strength and direction at the front of Petermann glacier. This will give a data set that describes the oceanic conditions at the time that the Petermann glacier disintegrates.
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Nick Cobbing
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Keywords:
Climate (campaign title)
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CTD water sampler
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Equipment
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Glacier melt
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Glaciers
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High angle view
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Laptops
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Measuring tools
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Men
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MY Arctic Sunrise
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One person
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Outdoors
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Science
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Scientists