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International Polar Year
IPY 2007-2008
 
 
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Expressions of Intent for IPY 2007-2008 Activities

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ID No. Title Country
145 A study of the water mass transformation north of Svalbard Germany
146 Greenland Flow Distortion UK
147 Atmospheric inputs of organic carbon and pollutants to the polar ocean: rates, significance and outlook. A Spanish component of the OASIS program Spain
148 International CCAMLR 2008 synoptic survey of krill , pelagic fish and plankton biomass and biodiversity in the South Atlantic (Area 48) Germany
149 Sea-Ice-Atmospheric Signals of Mid latitudes-Antarctic Linkages Brazil
150 Electronic Geophysical Year, 2007-2008 USA
151 Early Permian bryozoan biota from the Treskelodden Formation, Horsund, Svalbard, Arctica Poland
152 Body composition and psychological variation of man during the summer and winter in Arctic. Italy
153 Cenozoic bryozoans in West Antarctica - taxonomy, biogeography and evolution Poland
154 The Study of Short-Term Arctic Sea Ice Predictability: Sea ice forecast research in support of International Ice Chart Working Group (IICWG) requirements USA
155 Balloon Borne Investigation of Earth, Atmosphere and Space in the Polar Regions. Italy
156 Study of the Separation between Antarctica and South America: its geological and biological implications. Brazil
157 Causes and Impacts of Recent Changes in the Pacific Arctic USA
158 Impact of Aerosols on the Arctic Hydrological Cycle USA
159 Incoherent Scatter Monitoring of the Polar Atmosphere Sweden
160 International Circumpolar Expedition USA
161 Archaeology, Biogeography, and Evolution of Natural and Anthropogenic Chemosynthetic Ecosystems in the Antarctic USA
162 Accessing Grey Literature of the Polar Regions USA
163 Multi-Scale Plasma Exploration:A programme to study the fundamental plasma physical processes which mediate energy flow in the solar-terrestrial system, and they ways in which these processes couple together. UK
164 International Sea Ice Summer School 2007 Norway

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