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Google Earth rocks...!
I am a great fan of the Google Earth application and how it can be applied to visualize a lot of things easily, e.g. scientific projects, sampling activities and results, along with sea ice distribution in the Arctic, sea surface temperatures, surface chlorophyll estimates etc. (besides from the location of your holiday hotel, home or last mountain peak :-))
Here is a list of selected kml- and kmz files including sampling stations from my recent fieldwork activities.
NESSAR sampling stations in the Barents Sea 2007 and 2008. NESSAR is a Norwegian Internation Polar Year project (Drinkwater, IMR) on which I am involved as a post doc
NESSAR sampling stations in the Norwegian Sea 2007
NORUS GE app, including the location of the Partner Institutions in NORUS (NTNU, UNIS, Cal Poly and Rutgers) and some useful links. (Check the NORUS website here)
Listed below are some useful links to websites providing Google Earth apps or technical tips and tricks:
MODIS Rapid Response Aqua image AERONET_Hornsund (Svalbard), cool for following the sea ice distribution around Svalbard (250m - 2km resolution is available)
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