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- Both research aircraft and many CHACHA-ers
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- ALAR and those working with it
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- The CHACHA crew getting together for dinner
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- Everyone getting together to discuss our data
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- Taking up cross country skiing on a day off
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- Nathaniel toughing out the cold
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- Preparing ALAR instruments for takeoff
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- Natasha getting the ion chromatograph ready to run samples
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- Dr. Shepson walking through our setup with everyone
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- Kris collecting a snow sample
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- Andrea preparing the particle into liquid sampler for flight
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- Dr. Lance removing a full rack of particle in liquid samples
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- Daun checking on the King Air instruments
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- Daun preparing the chemical ionization mass spectrometer for flight
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- Dr. Peterson preparing the Heidelberg differential optical absorption spectroscopy instrument
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- Aaron cleaning the ice off the sonic anenometers
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- Aaron cleaning the ice off the higher sonic anenometers
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- Brushing off the ice buildup
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- Ice buildup on a sonic anenometer
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- Ilisagvik College
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- Stage for particle sampling at our surface station
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- A lead viewed from ALAR
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- ALAR in the snow
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- The King Air in the sun
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- A smoggy day near the oil fields
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- Ice buildup on the tundra
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- ALAR seen from the King Air
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- The King Air seen from ALAR over the oil fields
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- Clouds over an open lead
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- The whale bone arch on the coastline
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- Our planes resting up in the hangar
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- A bowhead whale skull near Ilisagvik College
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- The ground station for several Arctic projects
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- King Air instruments after flying through arctic clouds – icy!
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- King Air instruments for particle measurements
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- King Air instruments for particle measurements
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- Sunsets over Utqiagvik
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- Interconnected facilities around the oil fields
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- Ukpik Nest – our Arctic homebase
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- Solar Halo out over the ice
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- Polar bear out enjoying the weather
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- Polar Bears investigating a drone
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- Polar bear rolling in the snow
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- Polar bears playing
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- Polar bears just off the road is an event to see!
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- Our arctic fox airport buddy
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- Musk Ox seen from ALAR
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- Caribou foraging out in the snow
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- Caribou foraging out in the snow
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- The metal palm trees out in the Arctic
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- A benefit of Arctic field work – Aurora Borealis most nights!
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- Everyone enjoying the sights
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- Aurora over the town
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- Aurora over Ilisagvik College
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- Everyone enjoying the Aurora
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- Everyone enjoying the Aurora
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- A very different looking Arctic in August
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- Sarah at the Whale Bone Arch in August
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- The Arctic’s green in August
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- The metal palm trees in August
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- The Arctic coast in August – you can just make out the ice on the horizon!