Polar Science in a Time of Rapid Change - Nye Lecture

Explore a comprehensive 59-minute Nye Lecture from the AGU Fall Meeting 2008 on polar science and rapid environmental changes. Delve into crucial topics such as ice sheets, climate interactions, and cutting-edge research techniques presented by Mary R. Albert from CRREL and Thayer School of Engineering. Gain insights into the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, surface mount drainage, ice dynamics, and remote sensing technologies. Discover the significance of ice cores, black carbon, and atmospheric chemistry in understanding climate history. Learn about innovative research expeditions, including the Norwegian-US Traverse in East Antarctica, and the application of new technologies in polar science. Understand the importance of public engagement and inspiring future generations of scientists through initiatives like Polar Palooza. Enhance your knowledge of polar science and its critical role in addressing global climate challenges.

Introduction
Young Investigator Award
Thank You
Keynote
In the Public Eye
The Ice Sheets
The Greenland Ice Sheet
Surface Mount Drainage
Rapid Ice Dynamics
Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets
Ice Sheets and Climate
Ice Cores
Black Carbon
Lead
Antarctica
East Antarctica
Fern Model
Phase Field Model
West Antarctic Ice Sheet
Greenland Ice Cores
Antarctica traverses
Radar map
Norwegian US Traverse
East Antarctic
Ice Sheets
Snow and Ice
Atmospheric Chemistry
New Technology
Communication Technology
Kids are Tomorrows Scientists
Polar Palooza
How Could You
A Huge Step Forward
What We See
Thanks