British Antarctic Survey (BAS) researchers have helped identify the most important areas to protect Antarctic vegetation in ...

More than 40 organisations are joining forces to strengthen how the rapidly changing Arctic is observed, understood and ...

AD7/A Records Returned From Station A — Port Lockroy 1949 & 1996 – 2006 AD7/B Records Returned From Station B — Deception Island 1957 – 1962 & 1998 AD7/BI Records Returned From Station BI — Bird ...

The South Georgia GIS is a collection of topographic, management and scientific data about South Georgia, hosted by BAS on behalf of the Government of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands. It is a ...

Nilas is an artificial intelligence model that produces high resolution sea ice forecasts at one to 15 day range. It’s developed by the Polar Artificial Intelligence team at British Antarctic Survey ...

This weekend, the UK’s polar icebreaker RRS Sir David Attenborough departed the UK for Antarctica, and British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) aircraft fleet began to touchdown at Rothera Research Station.

With its 900m gravel runway Rothera Research Station is the hub that supports BAS airborne capability. Rothera is home to a fleet of five aircraft, specially adapted for flying in extreme Antarctic ...

Logist develops decision support tools that use environmental data to help experts make the best routing and planning decisions. It brings together specialists in research software engineering, AI ...

The runway at Rothera is 900 metres long (2,950 ft) and is made of crushed rock. To the west of the runway lies the aircraft hangar, which houses the Dash-7 and three Twin Otter aircraft protecting ...

PolarSim is a digital facility at British Antarctic Survey. It brings together environmental computer science projects across the Polar Artificial Intelligence team to provide AI forecasting, ...