• WeeklyReport-ACLOUD_2017_week_1.pdf

    was used to compile drafts of the next flight pattern and to prepare for the first meetings with Polarstern. 3. Flight Summary Polar 5 Date Subject Config Air time Flight time 10. May 2017 Test flight A

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  • WeeklyReport-ACLOUD_2017_week_3.pdf

    clouds at Polarstern. Tue, 06 June Due to a weather front passing Svalbard, no flight was scheduled and a day-off was announced. Wed, 07 June The weather front shifted towards the area of Polarstern and did [...] overpass and cloud measurements at Polarstern was planned. The cloud cover over the sea ice was predicted to decrease during the day. When P5/6 arrived at Polarstern, the clouds were very thin and patchy [...] This situation was used to take a day-off on Tuesday. The polar aircraft reached two times RV Polarstern where collocated measurements could be performed. In the second part of the week a high pressure

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  • Week 2 at the ice floe

    online and off-line instrumentation (high volume and size-resolved samplers), was installed on Polarstern on the upper deck to measure in-situ atmospheric aerosol physical-chemical properties.

  • WeeklyReport-ACLOUD_2017_week_4.pdf

    Thursday flight plans to Polarstern were again cancelled due to bad weather. On all other days joint Polar 5 and 6 flights could be flown; including three more meetings with RV Polarstern. Unfortunately, the [...] to the campaign. Boundary layer profiles could be measured at 5 separate locations downwind of Polarstern which would not have been possible with a single polar aircraft. The extended duration of Polar [...] with a well-defined layer of low-level clouds and scattered clouds above dominated the area of Polarstern. This situation was used to extensively probe the boundary layer along the northerly flow at different

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  • Adventure in the Ice

    The MOSAiC Expedition
    Two-and-a-half years from now, the research vessel Polarstern will depart on an adventurous expedition. For an entire year, the ship will drift through the Arctic, stuck in the

  • WeeklyReport-ACLOUD_2017_week_5.pdf

    aircraft people at Polarstern and vice versa that of the PS-people at the airport had to be planned. We also organized a get-together for the evening of Wednesday of both the Polarstern and the aircraft [...] Sea ice extend, Polarstern position and measurement time - This year the sea ice extended more to the south than in the years before. Therefore, it was feasible for us to reach Polarstern with Polar 5 and [...] prevailing northerly winds. Collocation with Polarstern and Ny Ålesund - We actually succeeded ten times to perform collocated measurements with both aircraft, Polarstern, and partly with observations from an

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  • Week 5: From Longyearbyen around Svalbard

    nary physical, biological and biogeochemical partners, wales and seals occasionally approached Polarstern.

  • Week 7: In the deep Arctic Ocean

    PS106/2 - Weekly Report No. 7 | 2 - 9 July 2017
    During our northward transect, Polarstern bit its way through heavy sea ice, hard as concrete and covered with a thick layer of snow. This altogether

  • Week 8: Returning to Svalbard

    2017
    After concluding our 4 th ice station at the northernmost location of this expedition, Polarstern set a south-westerly course, heading for the position of our well-known PASCAL ice floe of PS 106/1 [...] mostly gentle passage through the ice. Our journey was inter-spaced with stations where we set out Polarstern’s rubber boats Laura and Luisa to sample the surface microlayer, conducted CTD casts and performed

  • Finally, we are let loose

    departed from Tromsø and enjoyed the marvellous weather. The sun was shining from a blue sky while POLARSTERN passed the fjords towards the North-Atlantic. Finally, we are let loose. In particular, the newbies