ART: Arctic in Rapid Transition
  • Home
  • News and Activities
  • What is ART?
    • How can I get involved?
    • International Conferences
    • ART Science Workshops
    • ART Cruises
    • ART Publications
    • ART Background
  • Who is ART?
  • Why the Arctic?

ART Cruises

TRANSSIZ - Transsition in the Arctic Seasonal Ice Zone

Date: 19.05.- 28.06.2015
Vessel: Research Icebreaker POLARSTERN (AWI, Germany)
Destination: European Arctic margin
Participants: 51
Disciplines: Oceanography, Biogeochemistry, (Sea-ice) Physics, Biology, Geology
Picture

The main goal of TRANSSIZ was to conduct ecological and biogeochemical early spring process studies from the shelf to the basins of the European Arctic margin, in order to link past and present sea-ice transitions in the Arctic Ocean. The output of this six week expedition were data from 68 stations, 242 casts, plus the studies conducted during the transit time.

Data & publications

  • Werner K, Fritz M, Morata N, Keil K, Pavlov A, Peeken I, Nikolopoulos A, Findlay HS, Kedra M, Majaneva S, Renner A, Hendricks S, Jacquot M, Nicolaus M, O’Regan M, Sampei M, Wegner C (2015) Arctic in Rapid Transition: Priorities for the future of marine and coastal research in the Arctic. Polar Sci 10:364–373
  • Peeken, I. (2016): The Expedition PS92 of the Research Vessel POLARSTERN to the Arctic Ocean in 2015 , Reports on polar and marine research, Bremerhaven, Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, 694 , 153 p.
  • ​Randelhoff A, Fer I, Sundfjord A, Tremblay J-É, Reigstad M (2016) Vertical fluxes of nitrate in the seasonal nitracline of the Atlantic sector of the Arctic Ocean. J Geophys Res Oceans 121:5282-5295, doi:10.1002/2016JC011779
  • Expedition Data archive of the Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research: http://expedition.awi.de/expedition/PS92​
Our Partners
    ​Subscribe to ART's mailing list!
Submit
Contact us
  • Home
  • News and Activities
  • What is ART?
    • How can I get involved?
    • International Conferences
    • ART Science Workshops
    • ART Cruises
    • ART Publications
    • ART Background
  • Who is ART?
  • Why the Arctic?