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Antarctica New Zealand
Private Bag 4745
International Antarctic Centre
38 Orchard Road, Christchurch 8053
New Zealand

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K131-1314-B

K131-1718-A

Brett Grant fieldwork

Brett Grant in the field

K131-1617-A

Craig Stevens, Giannetta Fusco, Giorgio Budillon and Brett Grant at the Mario Zuchelli Station twin otter landing field.

Brett Grant mounting the delicate turbulence sensors prior to deploying the profiler down the hydrohole at the South Drygalski station.

Brett Grant sets up the turbulence profiler at the South Drygalski sea ice camp with Italian colleague Giannetta Fusco in the background.

Dust trap recovery - inter-event support. Recovering dust traps deployed earlier in the season by a Victoria University event.

Sampling around a grounded iceberg - Craig Stevens seen here deploying a SCAMP microprofiler from the Italian vessel The Skua.

Principal Investigator Craig Stevens identifying the hydrohole

Sling-load arrival courtesy Helicopters NZ

Craig Stevens and Bob McElihnney checking the sling-load releases on the Helicopters NZ vehicle.

Preparing to section a sea ice core

Discussing the formation of platelet ice recently recovered from beneath the sea ice, Western McMurdo Sound

Deploying oceanographic instruments with a typical field site set-up

Preparing the RDCP for deployment

Using the jiffy to drill through sea ice and access the ocean beneath

Album: K131 Sea Ice and Southern Ocean Processes