The JOIS snow measuring teams stand out in the stark Arctic weather.
(Hugo Sindelar)
The final ITP is lowered into position below the sea ice.
(Hugo Sindelar)
A close-up view from the bridge of different sea ice patterns.
(Hugo Sindelar)
A landscape view of the many different shapes, patterns, and textures of sea ice.
(Hugo Sindelar)
The sun makes a brief appearance before the persistent cloud cover swallows it back up.
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