The aim of Nanuq 2020 is to make an expeditive survey of the Blosseville coast with selected places in order to describe its unique environment and features.
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A summary of #NANUQ2020 was officially presented today at the Human Sciences Department meeting of the European University of Rome (https://t.co/pPuMrbKc5f) @UniEuropeaRoma @Polarquest2018
The first 3d model from #NANUQ2020 is being developed tonight at GREAL from drone images acquired on a 100x100 m area in #Greenland. It is a provisional model, meant to set up some analysis procedures, but gives an immediate feeling of the valuable Arctic landscape to be studied
AUG 15 - NANUQ is moored and ready for wintering in Isafjordur. The remaining crew-members are now flying home. A gallery of images by K. Monneron and T. Selz has been published: https://t.co/YHue5ABpn0 @Polarquest2018
Prof. Gallinelli reported that #NANUQ is safely moored at #Isafjordur, waiting for the next expedition. All crew-members will be home in the next 48 hours. Expedition data analysis will begin soon.
AUG 12 - 18.45 UTC. Skipper has reported NANUQ has arrived to Isafjordur, her final destination for NANUQ2020 journey. In spite of several challenges affecting operations - the greatest one being Covid19 - the expedition was successful in gathering important and new data.
AUG 11, 15.46 UTC - Skipper's message (2/2): "Conditions have now setteled and 2 groups are on land right now to continue field work that will be very complementary to observations on the #Blosseville Coast, especially the flora transects at ground level."
AUG 11, 15.46 UTC - Skipper's message (1/2): "After trying to moor close to #Drangajokull, the big glacier calotte located some 30 miles East of Isafjordur, in the wild and inaccessible NW part of #Iceland, we are now anchored in Hesteyrarfjordur."
AUG 11, 09.27 UTC -Among scientific experiments onboard NANUQ in these days there is a probe measuring water temperature and other variables. Readings from the probe indicated unusually low sea-water temperatures over big distances in both crossings between Iceland and Greenland.
AUG 11 - Two days after NANUQ’s arrival to #Iceland, Large areas of #Greenland’s east coast, including #Blosseville Coast, appear to be in a “very close drift ice” conditions. It seems appropriate to say… “just-in-time”! (Thank you Mike Struik @Polarquest2018) for sharing!
AUG 10, 14.00 UTC - Skipper's update. #NANUQ will depart from Isafjordur at 15.00 to the West-Fjords, 30 miles away. The purpose is to conduct new observations, for comparison with those in #Greenland. Next destination is the south side of #HRAFNSFJORDUR
AUG 10 - Dealing with dense ice (2/2). Images of #NANUQ's crew at work to release the boat blocked by ice a few days ago. Pictures by Kevin Monneron (@Polarquest2018), @SGI_Onlus @UniEuropeaRoma@Ifsttar@Univ_Savoie
AUG 10 - Dealing with dense ice (1/2). Images of #NANUQ's crew at work to release the boat blocked by ice a few days ago. Pictures by Kevin Monneron (@Polarquest2018), @SGI_Onlus @UniEuropeaRoma@Ifsttar@Univ_Savoie