How to Plan a Cruise – Searching for the Methane Signal in the German Bight
For our June cruise we were planning to locate a methane or chlorophyll anomaly in the German Bight and measure its extension, shape and ...
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From the Canadian Arctic to data crunching in Germany
We have been back in Germany for 3 weeks now. It takes a while to adapt again to the daily routine here. Of course ...
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Driving on the highways of Northern Canada
We drove a lot on this expedition! We started in Whitehorse, driving all the way up North to Inuvik on the Dempster Highway and ...
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Permafrost in Action: Crawling, Sliding, Slumping
Our Postdoc Sonya Antonova is a remote sensing specialist in the ongoing project PermaSAR. She analyses optical and radar satellite images to detect changes ...
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A day out with Capt’n Charles
Today (August 27) Mareike and I want to measure and sample the waters at the Mackenzie River Mouth with a local fisherman, Charles Pokiak, ...
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Reaching the Land of Pingos, Tuktoyaktuk and the Arctic Ocean
After our lake surveys, it was time for us – the aquatic team of the expedition – to head to the most northwestern place ...
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Scientific dream come true!
On our second day (August 23) in Trail valley Creek (TVC) my scientific dream came through: we are measuring on the ground, while the Polar5 ...
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High-precision science on Arctic lakes
One of the goals of the MOSES expedition mCan2018 is to analyze methane concentrations of several lakes along the highway to Tuktoyaktuk. This includes ...
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Frosty nights at Trail Valley Creek
From August 21 to August 27 we are living and working at the Trail Valley Creek Research Station. Here, we are measuring characteristics of ...
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Up in the air with Polar5
To be honest, I do not really like flying. It is too high, crowded and makes me feel anxious. But yesterday, I had my ...