News

A report highlighting the findings and recommendations from the 2017 Summit Station Science Summit is available.

This survey is for use by the Summit Station Science Summit Organizing Committee for informational purposes among colleagues to gauge the broad scientific use of Summit Station and its data.

The two AGU Town Hall Meetings are being held on Thurs, 15 Dec, at 08:00 and 09:15 in the Arctic Community Meeting Room, Foothill E, in the San Francisco Marriott Marquis.

The Science Coordination Office (SCO) for Summit Station and the Greenland Inland Traverse (GrIT) invites you to take part in a workshop on Tues., Jan. 19, 2016, in Greenbelt, Maryland, that will focus on Future Research and Station Development Directions on the ice sheet including traverse science and ongoing research at Summit.

The Summit Station research community is invited to attend the Summit Station users group meeting on Weds, Dec. 16, in the ARCUS meeting room complex (Foothill D room) from 8:30-9:30am.

Over the coming decades, Summit-Isi Station provides a unique capability to measure, monitor, and understand global climate change. Summit-Isi is the only high altitude, high latitude, inland, year-round monitoring station in the Arctic.

The Science Coordination Office for Summit Station will host an open meeting of Summit Station users at the Fall AGU meeting in San Francisco on Thursday, December 18, in the Foothill D room on the 2nd floor of the San Francisco Marriott Marquis (55 4th Street) from 9:00-10:00 AM.

The Summit-Isi Summer 2014 closed a few months ago, and the winter-over crew has now settled in. Topics discussed in the newsletter include important upcoming dates, the new Summit Station GIS system, research highlights of summer 2014, and Summit construction updates.

Over the coming decades, Summit-Isi Station provides a unique capability to measure, monitor, and understand global climate change. Summit-Isi is the only high altitude, high latitude, inland, year-round monitoring station in the Arctic. Summit-Isi offers immediate access to the free troposphere and is relatively free of local influences that could corrupt climate records.

The notes and presentations are now available from the GEOSummit 2014 Meeting held on January 31, 2014, at the Goddard Space Flight Center.