Polar Outreach Catalogue
Polar Outreach Catalogue
Extreme Ice Survey
- General public
The Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) connects art and science, giving innovative visual expression to the planet's changing ecosystems. In partnership with leading scientists and educators, EIS documents and communicates how climate change and other human activity impact the environment.
Since 2007, EIS has told the story of a planet in flux. With innovative methodology that combines time-lapse imagery with cutting-edge science, EIS is conducting the world's most extensive ground-based photographic glacier study, revealing the extraordinary ongoing retreat of glaciers and ice sheets. EIS fieldwork is performed in Greenland, Iceland, Bolivia, the Alps, Alaska, Canada and the Rocky Mountains.
Since 2007, EIS has told the story of a planet in flux. With innovative methodology that combines time-lapse imagery with cutting-edge science, EIS is conducting the world's most extensive ground-based photographic glacier study, revealing the extraordinary ongoing retreat of glaciers and ice sheets. EIS fieldwork is performed in Greenland, Iceland, Bolivia, the Alps, Alaska, Canada and the Rocky Mountains.
- Other
James Balog
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research
University of Colorado and Byrd Polar Research Center Ohio State University
University of Colorado and Byrd Polar Research Center Ohio State University
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, Byrd Polar Research Center, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center
International
no timeline given
Both Poles
Yes, all of it
Yes
English
Oslo Science Conference
