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Topic: Arctic

Melting sea ice in the Chukchi Sea as viewed by scientists from a NOAA Twin Otter airplane. Instruments were deployed during this mission to measure Arctic ocean temperatures. Credit: NOAA/ Leah Chomiak, Hollings Scholar
Q&A: What do Arctic ice and Atlantic hurricanes have in common?
June 20, 2016
Focus areas:
Research
Topics:
Arctic
Melting sea ice in the Chukchi Sea as viewed by scientists from a NOAA Twin Otter airplane. Instruments were deployed during this mission to measure Arctic ocean temperatures. Credit: NOAA/ Leah Chomiak, Hollings Scholar
The Barrow Observatory in Alaska, May 18, 2016. Intense early-season heat caused the earliest snowmelt date in 73 years of record-keeping. Barrow is the northernmost point in the United States.
Arctic set for record-breaking melt this summer
May 20, 2016
Focus areas:
Research
Topics:
Arctic
sea ice
The Barrow Observatory in Alaska, May 18, 2016. Intense early-season heat caused the earliest snowmelt date in 73 years of record-keeping. Barrow is the northernmost point in the United States.
A 231-foot hydrographic survey vessel with the NOAA emblem on its bow plows through the water with snow-covered mountains in the background.
Arctic charting: Mapping a new frontier
June 21, 2016
Focus areas:
Charting
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
charts and maps
nautical charts and maps
Arctic
A 231-foot hydrographic survey vessel with the NOAA emblem on its bow plows through the water with snow-covered mountains in the background.
Infrared images (on left) can help scientists spot some animals, circled in red, more easily than visual images (on right).
When seals can’t be seen, cameras feel the heat
May 6, 2016
Focus areas:
Fisheries
Topics:
Arctic
Infrared images (on left) can help scientists spot some animals, circled in red, more easily than visual images (on right).
Aerial view of a gray whale near the ice edge with mud plume from bottom feeding.  Photo credit: Vicki Beaver, NOAA Fisheries. NMFS Permit No. 14245. Funded by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (IA Contract No. M11PG00033).
Sentinels of change: Gray whales in the Arctic
April 8, 2016
Focus areas:
Fisheries
Topics:
whales
Arctic
climate change
ocean
Aerial view of a gray whale near the ice edge with mud plume from bottom feeding.  Photo credit: Vicki Beaver, NOAA Fisheries. NMFS Permit No. 14245. Funded by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (IA Contract No. M11PG00033).
Arctic land area average temperature from October 2014-September 2015 compared to the 1981-2010 average.
Warmer air and sea, declining ice continue to trigger Arctic change
December 15, 2015
Focus areas:
Climate
Topics:
climate change
Arctic
Arctic land area average temperature from October 2014-September 2015 compared to the 1981-2010 average.
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NOAA to release Arctic Report Card 2015
December 8, 2015
Focus areas:
Climate
Topics:
Arctic
climate change
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A lone hiker in the Delong Mountains in the Western Arctic National Parklands, August 2014.
Warmer air and sea, declining ice continue to trigger Arctic change
January 7, 2016
Focus areas:
Climate
Ocean & Coasts
Fisheries
Research
Topics:
climate impacts
Arctic
A lone hiker in the Delong Mountains in the Western Arctic National Parklands, August 2014.
Warming at more than twice the rate of anywhere else on Earth, the Arctic is on the front lines of climate change.
NOAA deploys survey ships for Arctic charting projects
June 8, 2015
Focus areas:
Charting
Topics:
Arctic
Warming at more than twice the rate of anywhere else on Earth, the Arctic is on the front lines of climate change.
NOAA officers aboard one of the smaller survey vessels contemplate the vastness of the Chukchi Sea during the NOAA Ship Fairweather's reconnaissance survey in 2013.
NOAA plans increased 2015 Arctic nautical charting operations
March 17, 2015
Focus areas:
Charting
Topics:
Arctic
NOAA officers aboard one of the smaller survey vessels contemplate the vastness of the Chukchi Sea during the NOAA Ship Fairweather's reconnaissance survey in 2013.
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