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Case Study: ASP researchers contribute the IPCC Assessment Report 6
Authors: Antarctic Science Platform
Year Published: 2021
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Case Studies
Summary: Platform researchers have contributed to the sixth IPCC Assessment Report.
Case Study: The 2021 ReLiCC voyage of the RV Tangaroa: contributions to the strategic intent of the Antarctic Science Platform
Authors: Antarctic Science Platform
Year Published: 2021
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Case Studies
Summary: The Ross Sea Life in a Changing Climate (ReLiCC) voyage undertaken by the RV Tangaroa in 2021 was the first to support a significant amount of research from the Antarctic Science Platform (ASP).
Case Study: Development of a National Capability for Improving Antarctic Environmental Projections for Evidence-based Decision Making
Authors: Antarctic Science Platform
Year Published: 2020
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Case Studies
Summary: The ASP has collaborated with Victoria University of Wellington, GNS Science and NIWA to create the ASP National Modelling Hub.
Case Study: Development of an international scientific drilling consortium to understand “Stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet in a 2°C warmer world” (SWAIS-2C Initiative)
Authors: Antarctic Science Platform
Year Published: 2020
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Case Studies
Summary: In a world first, ASP Project 1 Leader, Richard Levy and Objective 1 Leader, Gavin Dunbar, have had extraordinary success in developing an international research consortium involving scientists from nine nations.