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IPY 2007-2008
 
 
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Expressions of Intent for IPY 2007-2008 Activities

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ID No. Title Country
288 Evolution of Spitsbergen Glaciers in response to climate change Poland
289 TUNU: Climate and the Marine Fish Fauna of the NE Greenland Fjord Systems Norway
290 BIODIVERSITY AND ICEBERG SCOURING IN THE WESTERN ROSS SEA (ANTARCTICA) Italy
291 Hydrothermal Processes on the Gakkel Ridge USA
292 A Japanese-Swedish Antarctic Traverse Sweden
293 Trends in the marine environment of the Barents Sea from the first to the second IPY Norway
294 Exploitation of in situ and satellite data for numerical modelling of the polar troposphere. Norway
295 Ross Sea Digital Geophysical and Geological Maps (Antarctica) Italy
296 Global Snowflake Network USA
297 Radiative energy disposition in the coupled-atmosphere-snow-ice-ocean system USA
298 REINDEER HERDING AND OIL INDUSTRY: SYMBIOSIS OR COMPETITION IN TUNDRA MENEGMENT Russia
299 POLAR-AOD: a network to characterize the means, variability, and trends of the climate-forcing properties of aerosols in polar regions. Italy
300 Internal-wave Contribution to mIxing: A Critical Latitude Experiment UK
301 Trans-Antarctic Scientific Traverses Expeditions – Ice Divide of East Antarctica Germany
302 IceCam: Use of Vessels-Of-Opportunity for monitoring the marine cryosphere. Norway
303 IPY book series on environmental research Norway
304 Long-term Sea Level Variability in the Nordic Seas Norway
305 Ecosystem Studies of Sub-Arctic Seas Norway
306 Metal corrosion in cold climate Norway
307 A quantitative survey of benthic biodiversity in the deep basins of the Norwegian-Greenland Seas UK

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