Field work at Arctic Station / Qeqertarsuaq

March 7, 2023

Climate Narratives key personell Lars Henrik Smedsrud and Øystein Varpe, together with our PhD fellows Linda Latuta and Iliana-Vasiliki Ntinou have arrived at Arctic Station . The research station is located on the south coast of the Disko Island, not far from the town Qeqertarsuaq.

Some initial reports from the Climate Narratives WP3 and WP5 field campaign:

Rush hour is not quite the same here at @ArcticStationUC… The @ClimNarratives team has just arrived and is ready to venture out onto the sea ice in the background over the next two weeks! – at Arktisk Station @Geofysen @UiB pic.twitter.com/t4GHcVDqcz
— Lars H. Smedsrud (@islarsh) March 6, 2023

The best commute to work I’ve ever had! Getting ready for the first fieldwork of my PhD with the @ClimNarratives team at the @ArcticStationUC pic.twitter.com/8TJAYrN23I
— Linda Latuta (@LLatuta) March 6, 2023

Greenland, #Qeqertarsuaq, and @ArcticStationUC are welcoming us with sunshine. We are kicking off two weeks of @ClimNarratives fieldwork. More on zooplankton and sea ice to come. pic.twitter.com/W4fIKzoBfr
— Øystein Varpe (@OysteinVarpe) March 7, 2023