Michael Mike Madin

Academic Info: Polar, Glacier & Northern Studies.
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[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

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[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

@realmflynnJR @LAGovJeffLandry His laughing with the Lo Att Gen before the first press conference was even worse.

[Oceans & Sea Ice NPI @OceanSeaIceNPI]

Ridges, walls of broken ice, cover up to 40–50 % of the #Arctic sea-ice area. Our new @MOSAiCArctic study in @EGU_TC, uses underwater sonar surveys to show that bottom melt rates of ridges are ~4 times higher than for level ice. @forskningsradet #HAVOC https://t.co/RCtQVf37wc

[Underwater Cultural Heritage Of Stone Fish Weirs @Stonefishweirs]

#InternationalInuitDay. Today, we celebrate the rich #culture, #traditions, & #contributions to the world of the peoples of the High #Arctic. Many of whom fish and use #fishweirs, #fishtraps in the many rivers, lakes and coasts. #CulturalHeritage #Inuit #UrbanInuit #InuitDay

[Alex Robel @iceclimate]

Another very cool new paper from @IcefinRobot team, led by Peter Washam, looking in detail at ice surface morphology and heat/salt transfer through the ocean boundary layer in a basal crevasse under @RossShelf https://t.co/sT5K3rfYr8

[Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) @SCAR_Tweets]

📌 Dive into the deep digital data of Antarctica’s history!

The first open-access & comprehensive geological mapping database of Antarctica, GeoMAP Antarctica, was released today in Nature @ScientificData .
Led out of SCAR by @gnsscience.

➡️ https://t.co/QbDR5syIG6

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

New Book | Brand Antarctica: How Global Consumer Culture Shapes Our Perceptions of the Ice Continent https://t.co/jnUp4dTbtB

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

@bcondotta Not surprised. They (and reporters) have hinted that the 5th pick is not in the "budget" this year. Better to move down and get picks we can at least afford.

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

University of Washington News Blog | Ice cores show even dormant volcanoes leak abundant sulfur into the atmosphere https://t.co/YsmKZIVfGO

[Alex Bradley @abraleey]

🌟🌟SEMINAR!🌟🌟

Prof. Meredith Nash @babybumpproject -- author of the recent report @AusAntarctic report into sexual harassment in Antarctic stations -- will speak (online) at @BAS_News next Wednesday at 3pm (GMT).

Interested? Drop me a dm for the zoom link!

[Kentaro Nishimoto @knshmt]

We are hosting a workshop on Arctic ocean governance and the law of the sea this Friday (17th). Please join if you are interested! https://t.co/aI8ucVlKHn

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

The importance of the atmosphere and ocean in determining the fate of Antarctica https://t.co/YJAfTAmbX1 via @UWEnvironment

[ESA's CryoSat mission @esa_cryosat]

❄️ NEW #cryosphere paper ❄️ Winter Arctic sea ice thickness from #ICESat2 from @alekpetty at al. Seasonal cycle in winter monthly mean Arctic sea ice thickness shows good agreement with #CryoSat. In @EGU_TC
📊📰👉https://t.co/Kc85EKbJ3p

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

The Art of Eating Well in Antarctica @atlasobscura https://t.co/SPv1zcNzgy

[Sanne Muis @MuisSanne]

In our new paper the @deltares Global Tide and Surge Model was applied to the Last Interglacial (~127,000 years ago). The results provide insights in how storm surges may respond to a warming climate. A great multi-disciplinary collaboration led by Paolo Scussolini 🎉

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

The University of North Carolina Press Blog: Defending the Arctic Refuge: Introducing a Public History Website (Finis Dunaway) https://t.co/ESFF23DS3j

[Dr Isabelle Gapp @issy_gapp]

I wrote a piece about glaciers and their role in an ecocritical art history for @envhistnow. Icy materialities, cultures, typologies, and temporalities all figure in my thoughts on the visual history of glaciers. ❄️ #arthistory #envhist https://t.co/GFZtnvb6AD

[David Small @David_Small1982]

🚨 New paper. A data-constrained model ensemble of Antarctic deglaciation. A huge effort by Mark Pittard with >600 individual model runs exploring, amongst other things, a range of climate scenarios, mantle viscosities and glaciological parameters. https://t.co/f38UsI7HB9 1/7

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

New Book | Duke University Press - Climate Change and the New Polar Aesthetics https://t.co/knUFwegX7m

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

Alaskan Glaciers Advance and Retreat in Satellite Imagery - Eos https://t.co/Vv65pQhrKD

[Michael Mike Madin @mjm013]

University of Washington College of the Environment News | New UW Photonic Sensing Facility will use fiber-optic cables for seismic sensing, glaciology and more https://t.co/761w9KZSs1 via @UWEnvironment