Polartrec.com Website Review

teacher mike penn in antarctica learn more about the antarctic automatic weather station network. polartrec heads to antarctica it is summertime in antarctica! follow research teams, read journals, view photos, join live events, support polartrec the jytte beanies with a cause are made in collaboration with arcus to dive in to the archive discover the images captured on polartrec expeditions. we are gearing up for a busy week at the upcoming agu fall meeting in washington, d.c.! arcus staff and board members hope to see many of our colleagues and friends—and meet new ones—at the arcus-related events at agu this year, including an arctic funders “meet and greet”; the arcus annual meeting; our open arctic community reception; several sessions, talks, and posters; and hosting the community meeting room. also, there will be a number of polartrec alumni and their students presenting. be sure to check out all the join polartrec during a live event from mcmurdo station in antarctica. the event will be held on monday, 17 december 2018 with teacher mike penn and the antarctic automatic weather stations 2018 team. read more about their research and what mike is doing here 10am mst, 11am cst, 12pm est). the event is free. please join us! researches working in the field in the arctic face many challenges to health and safety. to learn from past incidents and prevent future injuries, the arctic sciences section at the national science foundation is sharing information about the accidents and near misses the short summaries for each incident can be used to seed discussions within field teams about how to better manage risks in the field. in some cases, lessons learned docu*ents have been drafted to emphasize the root cause of an incident to prevent it from happening in the future. the information is not attributed to any individual or projects. the goal is to increase reporting of incidents and near misses while also decreasing the occurrence of incidents in the field.