August 27 photos : Beaufort Gyre Exploration Project

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A cold, wet and foggy day for working on the ice.

(Photo by Mike DeGrandpre)

Kris Newhall, Jim Dunn and Gary Morgan drilling the first of several 24" holes in the ice. (Photo by Rick Krishfield)

Hirokatsu Uno (JAMSTEC) and Jun Ono (KIT) surveying the floe. (Photo by Rick Krishfield)

With the ice work complete the helo lifts equipment back to the ship. (Photo by Rick Krishfield)

Wrapping up: the group re-packs equipment to be hauled back to the ship. (Photo by Rick Krishfield)

(l-r) Alice Orlich signs the O-Buoy while Carlton Rauschenberg, Ben Powell, and Heather Stark await air transport. (Photo by Rick Krishfield)

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