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Helen Amanda Fricker ❄️❄️ ❄️ Profile picture
@helenafricker
Jan 24, 2023 • 20 tweets • 8 min read • Read on X
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These three little penguins have no idea what an adventure they are about to have! Follow me to follow them. #Antarctica Image
All aboard the flight to Santiago on the way to Punta Arenas and then on to #Antarctica #headingsouth Image
Penguins found the Cristal sign at Santiago airport, getting closer! Image
Penguins at the welcome dinner at La Yegua Loca in Punta Arenas #ase2023 Image
Penguins found a man pointing to the @Scripps_Ocean R/V Roger Revelle in Punta Arenas Image
And then they found some friends! Image
Penguins waiting for their flight to Antarctica @EYOSExpeditions #ase2023 Image
Penguins on the penguin plane to Antarctica! Image
Penguins at the bar in Antarctica! Image
Penguins getting ready for the polar plunge #ase2023 Image
Penguins about to go for a submarine dive #ase2023 Image
Penguins at the grounding line of former Larsen A Ice Shelf Image
Can you spot the penguins with the whole #ase2023 team on the new beach at Cape Sobral? Image
Penguins eyeing up some delicious treats the last full day on M/Y Legend Image
Penguins on the beach at Cape Sobral, Larsen A embayment Image
Penguins on Antarctica Airways from King George Island to Punta Arenas Image
Penguins saying goodbye to @IceNowicki @PopiBorboroglu and @PENGUINS_GPS at Punta Arenas Image
Penguins safely home in San Diego, ready to tell their friends about the enormity of what they saw in #Antarctica. Forever changed by everything they experienced, they are so grateful to have had this incredible opportunity to take part in #ase2023 /end Image
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Helen Amanda Fricker ❄️❄️ ❄️ Profile picture
Feb 14
It's Valentine's Day ❤️and you know what that means for @NASA @NASAEarth science: ROSES (Research Opportunities In Space & Earth Sciences) comes out.

🌹🌹🌹

As we did last year, let's dive in and take a look!

1/5
Given inflation, and salaries increasing, and the shear importance of the topic, the total amount must be higher this year...Am I right? 2/5
Nope. There is ONE solicitation for Cryosphere, which includes all ice -- glaciers, ice sheets & sea ice -- $1.5M for 10 proposals. $150K per proposal. With 58% overhead, that only pays for ONE student, no money left for anything else. No travel, no publications, nada. 3/5
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Feb 16, 2023
Here is a little story about what we are dealing with in the US with funding for working out how quickly Earth's ice is melting, leading to sea level rise (ice sheets and glaciers) and amplifying climate change through the ice-albedo feedback (sea ice)

A sad but true 🧵 1/9
@NASAEarth's ROSES call comes out on Valentine's Day every year. This is a big opportunity for funding for ice research. So let's take a look at what is on offer this year 👀 Exciting! 🥁 2/9
Here we go folks, two calls: one for proposals to improve improve our understanding of ice processes, link the ice changes to the global climate system, and/or advance predictive capabilities.

AKA: Help tell us how much ice loss, and by when. Pretty important right? 3/9
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Sep 28, 2022
In August @NSF released a report they commissioned on sexual harassment in Antarctica: tinyurl.com/yhcam5xd which revealed that it is widespread, and has been occurring for a long time. 🧵 1/14
Since then, we have heard nothing from NSF about prevention plans for the imminent field season to help people now. The trouble is, doing nothing does harm. ourwatch.org.au 2/14
Here, some senior female scientists @leigh_stearns, @helenafricker, @gbinny, @christinahulbe provide suggestions which together form a plan for @NSF to adopt NOW, even as people begin to deploy for the season: 3/14
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Aug 31, 2022
@NSF Office of Polar Programs released the report on the Results from the U.S. Antarctic Program’s Sexual Assault and Harassment Needs Assessment. And it is shocking. tinyurl.com/2zwbb7e6 Sit tight.
Finding: Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, and Stalking Are Problems in the USAP Community
Finding: There Is a Lack in Trust in ASC Human Resources
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Mar 25, 2022
There have been three iceberg calving events from East Antarctica during March. This animation by @CapComCatWalk shows one dramatic style of calving: the collapse of Conger Ice Shelf around 15th March 1/6
... And this one is a more gentle calving event from Totten Glacier 8th-20th March, a bit further east (clockwise), as reported by @icy_pete 2/6
The @usnatice reported iceberg C-38 produced by the Conger Ice Shelf calving event (around 17th March): 3/6
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Jan 25, 2022
Sad news from Tasmania: legendary glaciologist Bill Budd has died. Bill was a pioneer in understanding how Antarctica will change in response to climate change, and made key contributions to field data collection and ice sheet modelling. 1/6
themercury.com.au/tributes/notic…
When I was a PhD student I remember Bill at lunch sitting daily in the tea room at @UTAS_ IASOS, reading a scientific paper, sometimes @themercurycomau, or having a science discussion with someone. He would often ask me about my own work and was fascinated by satellite data. 2/6
Bill seemed to know what everyone was working on, I guess he talked to all of us at lunch over the years. From ice cores to accumulation to mass fluxes to sea ice, Bill's knowledge was deep and broad, and he worked with people all around the world. 3/6
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