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Successful end to the project, packing up cargo

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Everything went well with our field work, and we finished right on time at 14 days of field work including packing up our cargo. We packed everything carefully back in the same boxes for the return flight to McMurdo (and for some items, onward back to the U.S.).


We had the nodes ready in time to get on an LC-130 back to McMurdo early afternoon on Thurs., Jan. 17. However, we still had more packing to do, and I was committed to give the science talk on the evening of Jan. 17th.


We had everything packed and ready to ship out by the evening of Jan. 17th.

Node boxes all packed and ready to board an LC-130 back to McMurdo.

The LC-130 that picked up the seismic nodes.

We gave the WAIS Divide science talk on the evening of Jan. 17 describing the TIME project and our Year 1 field testing.

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Thwaites Interdisciplinary Margin Evolution (TIME) is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Environment Research Council (NERC) to study the Eastern Shear Margin of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica. The project is trying to better understand the response of the glacier to changes in climate and the contributions to sea level rise of this collapsing glacier.

 

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