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New Tools Track Freshwater Fish in Changing Climate

By Alice Bailey | UAF on Jul 4, 2020   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

New Tools Track Freshwater Fish in Changing Climate

  Three new research tools will help scientists and the public better understand the effects of climate change on freshwater fish. A stream classification tool, a searchable database of research papers, and a salmon life cycle model, funded by agencies and public dollars, will all be accessible online. “Freshwater aquatic ecosystem data are relatively scarce […]

Rain falls, as it always has

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jun 28, 2020   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Rain falls, as it always has

  It has been a rainy week in middle Alaska. Blah. But perhaps I judge liquid precipitation a bit harshly. Rain is, after all, the free distribution of a substance more valuable than gold. And, even in the Southeast’s Little Port Walter — where residents endure 80 days each year with precipitation amounts greater than […]

Artificial intelligence could revolutionize sea ice warnings

By Tomas Rolland | UIT on Jun 19, 2020   Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Artificial intelligence could revolutionize sea ice warnings

  For vessels that journey into the polar seas, keeping control of the spread of sea ice is critical, which means that large resources are spent to collect data and determine future developments to provide reliable sea ice warnings. – As of now, large resources are needed to create these ice warnings, and most of […]

World traveler visits South Fairbanks

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jun 19, 2020   Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

World traveler visits South Fairbanks

  SOUTH FAIRBANKS — Just after 3 a.m., over this city built near the confluence of two rivers, the sun rose with the color of an orange Creamsicle. I watched this sunrise with my wife, who is a bird biologist. She needed to do point counts along the route of a proposed new road through […]

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