Show Me the Evidence: School of Rock 2019
Show me the evidence: Gulf of california geology and the scientific ocean drilling program What: The 2019 School of Rock will…
Show me the evidence: Gulf of california geology and the scientific ocean drilling program What: The 2019 School of Rock will…
Scientists in Expedition 385 will explore the intricate processes that arise in the Guaymas Basin.
During Expedition 385T, IODP has partnered with Whatcom Community College to offer the JR Academy – an IODP first! One…
Scientist on this expedition will investigate the Pliocene-Pleistocene atmosphere-ocean-cryosphere dynamics of the Pacific Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC), and their role in regional and global climate and atmospheric CO2 based on sediment records with the highest possible stratigraphic resolution.
This expedition will explore changes in the Antarctic Ice Sheet over long time periods by studying sediment deposited by icebergs and changes in sea ice, ocean currents, and winds.
A team of 116 ship crew, scientists, technicians, and communicators takes to the Amundsen Sea, Antarctica’s fastest-warming sea, aboard the JOIDES Resolution. Over the course of their two-month mission, they plan to drill at least five sites beneath the seabed and bring home sediment samples that are millions of years old, in order to recreate the history of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS).