@lennekejong.bsky.social
Glaciology, climate science, physics, open source software and data science to understand Antarctic ice sheets. Located in nipaluna/Hobart. All views my own. Lover of bushwalking, yoga, knitting and cycling.
Great to be back on the ice for what we hope is a big season up the hill.
Exciting opportunity in Hobart to work with some excellent people!
This is an excellent choice by the Australian Antarctic Division and good news for Australian Antarctic science.
@climatenerilie.bsky.social is a gifted leader, communicator, and globally leading Antarctic scientist.
Congratulations Nerilie!
The Roads Both Taken xkcd.com/3076
We’ve just published the most detailed map yet of the landscape beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet (called Bedmap3), and we learnt some pretty cool facts about Antarctica that you can use to impress your pals. Ready?
Graphic: Hamish Pritchard et al
Bedmap3 is now out
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In a breakthrough moment of the Denman Terrestrial Campaign, a remote field and research team has deployed a deep-water mooring line between the Scott + Denman Glaciers, to feed back critical long-term data on the area’s warming waters. @antarctic.bsky.social | AAD
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METAR xkcd.com/3024
Our Antarctic field camp is made up of a series of converted shipping containers which are pulled out to site by bulldozers. We have generator, kitchen, freezer (!), sleeping, dry lab and wet lab spaces. 12 containers in all. And the last on the line is the toilet cubicle.
Do the folks who want to tear up bike lanes not understand that if the cyclists are not in the bike lanes they are in the lanes with the cars? In most cases in their own cars? Which means they are now (noisy, polluting) traffic? More car lanes just means more cars.
Nearly 500 polar experts from around the country will gather at @utas.bsky.social in Hobart next week for the inaugural 'Australian Antarctic Research Conference'—the first national meeting of Australia’s #Antarctic research community in more than a decade.
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A brilliant day to arrive at Casey after a little delay getting here. I'm excited to be back doing airborne geophysical science with ICECAP again. Let's hope for more weather like this! #Antarctica #climatescience
Some very exciting and important work happening this summer by some of my excellent colleagues.