Announcements

Leadership Site Visits
  • Bonanza Creek - March 3
  • Caribou Creek - March 4
    Tour Alaska shuttle picks up participants at airport March 4 from 3:00pm to 11:00pm
Snowmachine Trainings
  • Fairbanks, AK - COMPLETED
  • Fraser, CO - COMPLETED
  • Boise, ID - COMPLETED
Campaign Safety Training Day
  • March 5 at Tiaga Center at 8 am
Snowmachine Helmets
If you are not bringing a snowmachine helmet please email safety@cce.nasa.gov ASAP with your helmet size.

Meetings

Community Call

April 20thConnect Agenda
Lecture series sharing evolving knowledge from the NASA SnowEx field campaigns

Past Meetings

Jan 19th - Fairbanks Participants RecordingPowerPoint
Jan 17th - North Slope ParticipantsRecordingPowerPoint
Jan 5th - All ParticipantsRecordingPowerPoint

Fairbanks

64.84˚ / -147.72˚




Bonanza

64.74˚ / -148.31˚




Caribou

65.15˚ / -147.49˚




Toolik

68.64˚ / -149.59˚




Deadhorse

70.21˚ / -148.51˚




Delta Junction

64.04˚ / -145.73˚




COVID Protocols


Taiga Center
  • Mask in the Operations Center for first 3 days
  • Work and eat in “pods” based on site assignments
  • Test every day for first 5 days
Toolik
  • Test in the morning of departures
  • Masking will be required in general use areas
  • Medivac insurance is required. One year membership is $125, no other insurance required

Code of Conduct

SnowEx leadership and the THP Office are committed to providing safe, welcoming, and productive environments in the field and the lab, and at meetings and conferences, and have adopted the Geophysical Union Scientific Code of Conduct). The AGU Code of Conduct "rejects discrimination and harassment by any means, based on factors such as ethnic or national origin, race, religion, citizenship, language, political or other opinion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, age, or economic class."

In addition, we created this Code of Conduct specific to SnowEx because field work is distinct from office work. Safe and productive field work is our aim, and this aim necessitates a team that considers and respects its members. This document describes the needs and values that we hope will make this effort safe and productive for all teammates.


Participation in this field campaign is an agreement to this Code of Conduct. Please download and sign to acknowledge that you have read and understood this document.