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- 13-20 April 2008
EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria
- 26-30 May 2008
AGU Joint Assembly, Fort Lauderdale, FL
- 8-11 July 2008
SCAR-IASC IPY Open Science Conference, St Petersburg, Russia
- 29 July-1 Aug 2008
AGU Western Pacific Meeting, Cairns, Australia
- 6-14 Aug 2008
33rd IGC - Arctic + Antarctic
Records of Deglaciation since the LGM session, Oslo, Norway
- 2-5 Sep 2008
ITASE Synthesis Workshop,
Castine, Maine
- 18-20 Sep 2008
2008 FRISP and WAIS Workshop,
Derbyshire, UK
- 10-13 Nov 2008
Quaternary Climate: from Pole to Pole - EPICA Open Science Conference, Venice, Italy
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The National Ice Core Laboratory-Science Management Office (NICL-SMO) is located at the Climate Change Research Center of the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space, at the University of New Hampshire.
The NICL-SMO is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Polar Programs and serves as the primary point of contact for scientists interested in access to ice cores.
NICL-SMO's primary role is the facilitation of the Ice Core Working Group (ICWG). The ICWG consists of members selected from the scientific community and investigates issues pertaining to ice core science. Their primary role consists of guidance to NSF and USGS on topics related to sample access, distribution, inventory, policy issues, operation and maintenance of the National Ice Core Laboratory (NICL) and future directions for ice core research.
NICL-SMO's goal is to assist scientists and the public with matters related to ice core science. Come explore the exciting world of ice cores!
Featured site:
The Polar-Palooza group was in Greenland this past summer and created some video podcasts available on the web specifically on ice core drilling, Summit Station, and air/snow exchange. These videos can be viewed and/or downloaded at:
http://passporttoknowledge.com/polar-palooza/pp06.php
If you scroll to the bottom of the Polar-Palooza page you can download the videos in a variety of formats to view at your leisure. Be sure to check the Polar-Palooza webpage often since they are getting ready to head to Antarctica to continue producing video podcasts and other outreach products.
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