Josh King

@DTUcryo @esa_cryosat @HSkourup @BAS_News My hometown 😁

In North Bay Canada to prep for upcoming Antarctic campaign #DEFIANT @esa_cryosat #CRYO2ICE. It is going to be wild - stay tuned. @HSkourup with @BAS_News #DASH-7

@DrMikePJ We did. Lots of warning stickers involved and paperwork.

@geomatics Yeah, I can imagine! Did you end up having to send them as air cargo?

Today I'm reacquainting myself with the regulations for air transport of lithium batteries. It seems that IATA has made the rules slightly less stringent recently, which definitely makes taking equipment to the field a bit easier.

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@amy_swiggs @CPOM_news @ESA_EO Altimetry in the CAA 🙌 Hope to get to see this sometime soon.

Early-bird registration deadline for the CMOS-CGU-ESC joint congress is this Friday, May 13. Registration details can be found at eaternsnow.org

@ellenmbuckley @sineadlfarrell Congrats Dr. Buckley!

Successful dissertation defense today! Thank you to everyone who has supported me over the last 5 years! Big thanks to my advisor @sineadlfarrell ❤️❤️

4 days and 4 planes later our small but mighty crew is home in Toronto/Ottawa. Offline for a bit to catch up with life.

Thanks to the staff at Eureka Weather Station for keeping our science going and for letting us take part in theirs. There really is no better place to run a campaign from my perspective. We’ll be back.

@FunDog_Toronto And this guy!

All packed up for the sealift south this summer. A lot went into this campaign and we are spent. Sad to be leaving but looking forward to the journey ahead.

Let’s go @Raptors! Arctic fans checking in from Eureka, Nunavut #wethenorth #tangerinefanangle

Pack of 3 wolves on station sniffing around. They were interested in our gear again.

I guess the rest of the pack is curious about what we are doing way out on the ice.

Installed our ice mass balance buoy on the second year ice today. This will give us a view on what happens when we leave and the melt begins.

Been station bound the last two days with high winds (60 km/h) and low visibility. 🤞for better conditions tomorrow

Lots of exposed surface on the second-year ice near Nansen Sound. The refrozen melt ponds are a stunning blue.

@jvhurley Wolf

@geomatics Is that a wolf 🐺 or a large fox 🦊 ?

Won’t be leaving gloves laying around anymore while we’re working.

@Ben_Montpetit It dropped it once I figured out it was not food thankfully

@geomatics Did Pete get it back?😆