Welcome Aboard TEMPO: Voyage Blog
The Southern Ocean Large Areal Carbon Export voyage is now underway, aboard Australia’s RV Investigator.
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Eye-to-eye with a krill swarm
For decades scientists have wondered how the Antarctic krill population is distributed under the shield of Antarctic winter sea ice and the development of the KOMBI provides an opportunity to gain valuable clues at a time when humans cannot readily access this area.
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KOMBIs away!
For decades scientists have wondered how the Antarctic krill population is distributed under the shield of Antarctic winter sea ice and the development of the KOMBI provides an opportunity to gain valuable clues at a time when humans cannot readily access this area.
TEMPO in transit
All the years of preparation to make this voyage a reality are now bearing fruit – or in this case krill.
Supercomputers simulate Antarctic ice shelf melting
High-powered physics and supercomputers are helping a team of Australian-based scientists explore the mysterious boundary between Antarctic ice and the Southern Ocean.
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Getting the measure of krill
Media Release: Australian Antarctic Program scientists will use a range of novel technologies to measure krill, during a ground-breaking voyage to the Southern Ocean that departs tomorrow.
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Scientists capture detailed snapshot of Southern Ocean’s role in carbon uptake
Australian researchers today returned from a six-week marine science voyage investigating the critical role of ocean life in capturing atmospheric carbon.
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SOLACE team arrives back in Hobart after a successful 6 week voyage
After a 1000 nautical mile steam from polar waters, the SOLACE voyage finishes today, as we dock in Hobart.
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Our seabird entourage
Unlike whale-watching, birding never fails to deliver.
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At War with a Machine to Measure Life from Gas
The delicate balance of the natural world – what’s being created and what’s being lost – can largely be traced through the signature of the gas that’s left behind.
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