National Science FoundationSupported by the
National Science Foundation
Grants OPP–9910305,
OPP–0352754,
and ARC-0856330

 

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EC-USIABP Drifting Buoys Reporting Atmospheric Data

UNITS = Time | Lat | Lon | Sea.Surface.Temp | Sea.Level.Press | Air.Temp

USIABP AXIB 139939   Latest sample  —— Summary since deployment
11/01/1700Z 82.405°N 172.902°E -7.22°C 1015.10mb -5.51°C

USIABP AXIB 145898   Latest sample  —— Summary since deployment
02/24/1200Z 72.176°N 129.099°W -10.35°C 992.40mb -21.58°C

DND ICEXAIR 738030   Latest sample  —— Summary since deployment
12/05/1000Z 78.216°N 121.759°W __._°C 1006.50mb -20.90°C

DND ICEXAIR 834110   Latest sample  —— Summary since deployment
12/05/1000Z 78.471°N 121.729°W __._°C 1001.80mb -15.90°C

DND ICEXAIR 838110   Latest sample  —— Summary since deployment
12/05/1000Z 71.195°N 21.639°W __._°C 1045.10mb -21.50°C

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Beginning in spring 2000 and continuing through 2015, an international research team supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) conducted annual expeditions each April to the North Pole to take the pulse of the Arctic Ocean and learn how the world's northernmost sea helps regulate global climate. The team established a group of un-manned scientific platforms, collectively called an observatory, to record data throughout the remainder of the year on everything from the salinity of the water to the thickness and temperature of the ice cover.

The North Pole Environmental Observatory gives NSF's Office of Polar Programs a scientific presence at both Poles. The U.S. Antarctic Program operates three stations year-round in Antarctica, including Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. Final NPEO data are permanently archived at the NSF Arctic Data Center. These data plus certain preliminary data sets may be obtained via FTP at this website.


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