Research Infrastructure in the Arctic and New Initiatives for High Arctic Research Centers, Poster C25B-0828; Session: C25B. A Blue Arctic Ocean: Future U.S. Arctic Research and Marine Infrastructure Needs
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Jump to search filtersARM Tethered Balloon System Measurements Toward a 4D Aerosol Characterization
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Peace Engineering in the Arctic: Accommodating diverse interests in a changing environment
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Peace Engineering in the Arctic: Accommodating diverse interests in a changing environment
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North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Update - February 2020 [Alaska and Tethered Balloon Systems ARM Facilities]
This February 2020 monthly report is intended to communicate the status of North Slope ARM facilities managed by Sandia National Labs.
North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Report, January 2020
This January 2020 monthly report is intended to communicate the status of North Slope Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) facilities managed by Sandia National Labs.
Sandia Global Futures Series: Arctic Security Update
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Towards isotopically-enabled models of the stratosphere with implications for geoengineering
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Advantages of a Proposed U.S. High Arctic Research Center in the Context of a North American Arctic Facility Collaborative Network
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Strategies to Develop a Year-round Comprehensive US High Arctic Research Center in Alaska to Serve Broad National Interests
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North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Update
This monthly report is intended to communicate the status of North Slope ARM facilities managed by Sandia National Labs.
Enhancing Maritime Domain Awareness: examples from Sandia Labs
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North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Update, October 2019
This monthly report is intended to communicate the status of North Slope ARM facilities managed by Sandia National Labs.
HARC: High Arctic Research Center - Prudhoe Bay area infrastructure services domains
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Opportunity to Plan and Develop a Comprehensive U.S. Arctic Research Infrastructure Network Hub at the Prudhoe Bay Area
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ARM Tethered Balloon System Measurements from POPEYE IOP at AMF3
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Use of ARM?s Tethered Balloon System to Collect In Situ Atmospheric Measurements
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Sandia National Laboratories Arctic Science and Security Initiative
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Opportunity to Plan and Develop a Comprehensive US High Arctic Research Center in Alaska
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North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Report- April 2019
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North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Report. April 2019
This monthly report is intended to communicate the status of North Slope ARM facilities managed by Sandia National Labs. The report highlights the status as of April 2019.
North Slope of Alaska ARM Facilities Monthly Status Report- January 2019
During the month of January 2019, the TBS crew made progress revamping the equipment to prepare for upcoming 2019 flights. Both winches were upgraded using a SE encore E43 59.3:1 gearbox coupled with a Leeson Permanent magnet motor. This increased the torque capability by approximately 3x and the rotational speed by ~30%. The existing electronics system on one winch was repurposed to power four 3,500 lb ATV winches. These winches will automate the retrieval of the balloons allowing for retrieval during faster winds, and thus increasing potential operating conditions, while also improving crew safety. The ATV winches are expected to be added to the second winch in February. Finally, a new electronics box was designed which will be used to power the new winch motor. The new winch motors are variable speed, meaning they accept 0-180V and the speed correlates to the input voltage. The new electronics boxes will be mounted directly to the winches to allow the winches to be removed from the trailers in case of size/weight operating limitations. The winches will instead be powered directly by 220V generators vs the lead acid battery banks used by the previous systems.
Scientific and National Security Missions Using Unmanned Aerial Systems and Facilities in the Alaska High Arctic
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DOE ARM Tethered Balloon System at AMF3 in Oliktok Point Alaska
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Opportunity to Plan and Develop a Comprehensive US Arctic Research Infrastructure Network Hub at Oliktok Point Alaska
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