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| CANDAC Newsletter | | CANDAC Newsletter from October, 2011 highlights sunrise research campaign in the Canadian Arctic. | | If you would like to receive a copy of the CANDAC Newsletter, please send your name and mailing address, including postal code, to info@candac.ca |
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| CANDAC Education/Outreach Program | | In March/April 2011, CANDAC launched a new outreach project called Student-Researchers Atmospheric Collaboration at Qarmartalik School in
Resolute Bay, Nunavut and Pickering College in Newmarket, Ontario. Similar to CANDAC scientists, students will be monitoring the atmosphere
using a variety of scientific instruments, and then sharing and comparing their data to make meaningful analyses. Please visit http://candacstudentresearchers.blogspot.com/ to follow our student researchers as they learn more about studying our dynamic atmosphere. If you would like to learn more about this project, please visit http://candac.ca/candac/Outreach/CANDACcollaboration/ or email outreach@candac.ca | | More... | | | | The Canadian ACE Arctic Validation Campaign 2011 | | Each spring, as the sun comes up at Eureka for the first time in four
months, a group of researchers from Environment Canada and the
Universities of Toronto, Waterloo and Western Ontario travel to Eureka
to make measurements of the atmosphere. The Canadian Arctic ACE
Validation Campaign has been running at Eureka since 2004, and is now
complemented by the suite of instruments installed at PEARL.
Measurements made with CANDAC and ACE campaign instruments allow us to
validate the measurements made by the satellite instruments and to study
the processes occurring in the stratosphere. To follow the progress of
this year's campaign, please visit our website: http://acebox.uwaterloo.ca/eureka/ | | | | CREATE Training Program in Arctic Atmospheric Science | | NSERC Collaborative Research and Training Experience Program (CREATE) has been launched in 2010 providing students and postdoctoral fellows with training in Arctic Atmospheric Science, including the use of state-of-the-art instrumentation and analysis of large data sets. | | More ... |
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