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Frontier Scientists Vodcasts
04.26.2011    

Short vodcasts feature current research and the scientists involved. Four Climate Watch vodcasts, including ones on Changing Biomes and Permafrost, and a series on research at Lake El'Gypytgyn in Siberia involving coring through 3.5 million years of lake sediments to reconstruct Arctic paleo-environments were still in production on April, 2011.

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Faces of Climate Change Videos
02.28.2011    

Three compelling short videos showcase the dramatic changes in Alaska's marine ecosystems through interviews with scientists and Alaska Natives.

This video was produced by COSEE Alaska, the Alaska Sea Grant program, the Alaska Marine Conservation Council, and the Alaska Ocean Observing System

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A Tour of the Cryosphere
08.01.2010    

NASA video featuring "fly-overs" of Earth, focusing on ice.

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Alaska Native Thoughts on Climate Change
08.01.2010    

Brief but eloquent presentation about the importance of ice and the animals that depend on ice habitat to Alaska Native culture and subsistence hunters.

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Climate-driven Change in the Northern Bering Sea
08.01.2010    

Part 2 of a series that follows Native Thoughts on Climate Change.

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Sound Predictions - the Science of the AOOS Prince William Sound Field Experiment
07.30.2010    

A series of 10 videos highlights how the Alaska Ocean Observing System 2009 field experiment was conducted to test and refine models to forecast weather, ocean conditions, and circulation patterns in Prince William Sound, Alaska. Scientists explain and demonstrate how oceanographic data is collected with drifters, gliders, and other autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). Interviews of participating scientists (including four women) provide a resource for career exploration.

Field Experiment Overview - Interview with Dr. Scott Pegau
Interview with Captain Jim Pettigrew - drifters and currents
Interview with Dr. Mark Halverson - circulation and biota
Intro to AUVs - the Slocum and Remus gliders
Slocum glider - highlights of an autonomous underwater vehicle
Interview with Rebekka Federer - marine mammal observations in PWS
Interview with Leslie Abramson - outlook on oceanography & career paths
Interview with Kersten Cullen - perspectives from a field crew intern
Interview with Megan Cimino - perspectives from a graduate student

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