Dataset Highlights

Learn how specific datasets in the Arctic Data Center incorporate best data management practices and gain insights directly from the researchers on how their data can be applied to assist the Arctic research community.

  • Michael Ricketts at a soil sampling site near Toolik Field Station, Alaska (Michael Ricketts)

    Data Provenance and Arctic Soil Bacteria

    Michael P. Ricketts
  • Rose Cory sampling river water in headwater stream, Alaskan Arctic, 2012.

    Dissolved Organic Carbon

    Dr. Rose Cory
  • George Noongwook (left), the local project leader, and Henry Huntington (right) out on the land near Savoonga.

    Learning from the Hunters in Savoonga

    Dr. Henry Huntington

 
  • Distribution of the walrus harvest in Togiak. Photo courtesy ADF&G

    Subsistence Harvests in Alaskan Communities along the Bering Sea

    Dr. James Fall
  • Sampling a structurally rotten ice floe offshore. PC: Dr. Karen Junge, July 2017.

    Investigating Rotten Ice

    Dr. Karen Junge
  • Dr. Kathy Kelsey collecting greenhouse gas data.

    Phenological Mismatch in the Arctic

    Dr. Kathy Kelsey

 
  • Members of the ICECAPS project team at the station in Summit, Greenland (L-R: Duane Hazen, Michael O’Neill, Ryan Neely, Erik Olson, Matthew Shupe, Brad Halter, and Christopher Cox).

    Exploring the Energy, Clouds, Atmosphere and Precipitation in Summit, Greenland, through ICECAPS

    Dr. Matthew Shupe
  • Dr. Anna Liljedahl, left, and Joanna Young set up a steam drill used to install stakes for measuring glacier melt on the Jarvis Glacier.

    Discovering the Connections Between Mountain Glaciers and Arctic Groundwater

    Dr. Anna Liljedahl