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End of Season Field Reports2008/2009 Field Reports
Alley et al., Physical Properties of the WAIS Divide Deep Core (I-168) Bales, Atmospheric, Snow and Firn Chemistry Studies for Interpretation of WAIS−Divide Cores (I-151-M) Ice Drilling Design and Operations, NSF Ice Coring & Drilling Contractor Raytheon Polar Services Company, NSF Antarctic logistics provider 
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2007/2008 Field Reports
Photo courtesy of the National Ice Core Laboratory (© NICL/USGS). Alley et al., Physical Properties of the WAIS Divide Deep Core (I-168) NICL, U.S. National Ice Core Laboratory Ice Coring and Drilling Services, NSF Ice Coring & Drilling Contractor Raytheon Polar Services Company, NSF Antarctic logistics provider
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2006/2007 Field Reports
Cole-Dai, Major Ion Chemistry of the WAIS Divide Ice Core (I-355) Waddington, Spatial Variability in Firn Properties from Borehole Optical Stratigraphy at the Inland WAIS Core Site (I-171) Raymond and Matsuoka, Detection of Crystal Orientation Fabrics in the Divide Region Using Polarimetric Radar Methods (I-163) Ice Coring and Drilling Services, NSF Ice Coring & Drilling Contractor Raytheon Polar Services Company, NSF Antarctic logistics provider
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2005/2006 Field Reports
Raymond and Matsuoka, Detection of Crystal Orientation Fabrics in the Divide Region Using Polarimetric Radar Methods (I-163) Sowers et al., Gases in firn air and shallow ice at the proposed WAIS Divide drilling site (I-177) Gogineni et al., ITR/SI+AP: A Mobile Sensor Web for Polar Ice Sheet Measurements (I-188) Pannirselvam and Braaten, High Resolution Ice Thickness and Plane Wave Mapping of Near-Surface Layers (I-346) Ice Coring and Drilling Services, NSF Ice Coring & Drilling Contractor
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