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R/V Lance Overfloewn By OIB
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 2: DMS image of the surface expression of the grounding line of Hercules Inlet.
Figure 2: DMS image of the surface expression of the grounding line of Hercules Inlet.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow. November 12, 2014 AMSR-2 sea ice concentration is from University of Bremen.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 2: DMS image mosaic of a small glacier showing some low clouds. Credit: DMS/NASA.
Figure 2: DMS image mosaic of a small glacier showing some low clouds. Credit: DMS/NASA.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow. Subglacial lakes are outlined by orange/back lines. Credit: Michael Studinger/NASA.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Torres del Paine Panorama
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 2: Obligatory DMS image from 32,000 ft MSL of Scott-Amundsen Station at South Pole. Credit: DMS/NASA.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Figure 2: DMS image from 34,000 Ft MSL of Scott-Amundsen Station at South Pole.
Figure 1: Today's trajectory in yellow.
Servicing
PUQ platform and runway
OIB Cargo delivered to PUQ
Figure 2: Sea ice conditions near Cape Norvegia.
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