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G. Carleton Ray from the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia will be speaking at 3:30 pm at Elvey Auditorium at the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus.

The term "seascape" relates the natural history of ice-dependent pinnipeds to their sea-ice environments

Since November 2006 Dr. Jeffries has lived in Washington, DC, and worked in northern Virginia, first for the National Science Foundation (2006-10) and then the Office of Naval Research (2011-present). All the while he remained a professor and employee of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. In this

Join us on Friday, October 5, 2012 at the GeoData Center in the International Arctic Research Center for "Snow & Ice" – a First Friday Art Show. The event will run from 5 to 7 p.m. on the West Ridge of the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus.

"Snow & Ice" features ice-inspired photography by

Alaska’s IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society is announcing an upcoming lecture of its Luncheon Lecture Series on: “Remote Sensing of the Last Frontier”.

Unlike passive instruments such as radiometers or optical imagers, radars carry their own source of illumination and measure the

The challenges facing the Arctic during a time of change and global warming uncertainty will be the subject of frank and lively debate between policymakers, Ambassadors from European Union and Arctic nations, polar scientists, and representatives industry and Arctic indigenous peoples groups, at the

The conference, entitled "Pathways to Arctic Innovation," will focus on challenges, lessons learned, and innovations in wildlife conservation and co-management across the Canadian Arctic.

Unmanned aerial systems couple innovative design and construction to assist business, science, the military and even ensure public safety from the air. Alaska offers a vast landscape in which unmanned aircraft can work. Whether it's monitoring the state's wildlife, gathering data on precious

The  European Space Agency, in collaboration with the French Space Agency, CNES, is organising an exceptional Symposium on "20  Years of Progress in Radar  Altimetry". This event will be sponsored by other partner agencies and organizations supporting the development of altimetry. Along with this

Knowledge and understanding of processes and products linked to land to sea coupling are essential for the geological approach to earth system research. Crustal movements, material fluxes, sea-level fluctuations and climatic processes interact to determine environmental conditions and distribution

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) initiative is a multidisciplinary research program designed to answer two critical, interrelated climate questions: How will the unstable West Antarctic ice sheet affect future sea level? How do rapid global climate changes occur?

The registration deadline for