'Logbook' blog

The Snow Hydrology Research Group wrapped up their field campaign and made a quintessential Finnish experience.

The Snow Hydrology Research Group observed the first signs of spring through thermal drone imagery and melting river ice.

The Snow Hydrology Research Group started deploying their ground based equipment and were surprised with a view of the northern lights.

The SLF Snow Hydrology Research Group has arrived in Finland for their forest-snow field campaign.

In a blog post, SLF botanist Christian Rixen describes how he circumnavigated the north of Greenland and what he discovered along the way.

In the Pamir Mountains, many glaciers are stable or even growing. In the logbook, WSL glacier researchers talk about their expedition there.

The "Polarstern" is back from the Arctic. Ruzica Dadic reports on the challenges the team faced until the very end.

Even during lockdown, WSL glaciologist Matthias Huss had to measure glaciers – without using cable cars. Read about this experience in the blog.

Leg 3 of MOSAiC takes 3 months longer than planned. The WSL remote sensing installation threatened by ice crack finally allows good data collection.

Light, landscape and people lift the spirits of SLF doctoral student Amy Macfarlane, who has to stay in the Arctic for a while longer. More on the blog.