2012 Polar Technology Conference - Participant List

3-5 April 2012, The Lake Morey Resort,
Fairlee, Vermont, USA

Name
Affiliation Topic

Tuesday, 3 April 2012


Roy Stehle
Steering Committee
Welcome and Introductions
Jennifer Mercer
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
(CRREL)
Engineering and Technology Solutions for Operational Challenges in Polar Environments - An Overview of CRREL's EPOLAR Program
Dan Breton
Dartmouth College
Photonic Measurements of Firn and Ice Structure
Seth White
UNAVCO
Remote Instrumentation Stations:  Progress in the last year
Todd Valentic
SRI International
You Ought to Be in Pictures:  Experiences deploying low-cost camera systems in the Arctic
Ben Aspholm
Nathan Kren
Rhyan Lange
Dan Rhodes
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
IceGoat1 - USNA Polar Science Program
Bob Bruninga
U.S. Naval Academy
Amateur Satellite and APRS Data Links
Alberto Behar
NASA / JPL / ASU
Micro Subglacial Lake Exploration Device (MSLED)
Louis Whitcomb
Johns Hopkins University
Development of a Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle for Oceanographic Access Under Ice
Mary Albert
Dartmouth / IDPO
Innovations from Ice Drilling Program Office / Ice Drilling Design & Operations

Wednesday, 4 April 2012


Andy Stillenger
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Update of Automatic Geophysical Observatory (AGO) power system status and new equipment
Frank Heid
SFC Energy Inc.
EFOY fuel cell operation in Arctic environments
Roy Stehle
SRI International
Update:  GPS Trackers
Alberto Behar
ASA / JPL / ASU
Technology for autonomous monitoring and investigations of polar environments
Ngoc Hoang
NAL Research
New Iridium SBD and Full Data Modems
Gil Jeffer
New Jersey Institute of Technology
AGO Station Monitoring: Environmental and Instrumentation Parameters in "Real-Time" / Iridium Direct-IP SBD Feed
Tracy Dahl
CH2M Hill Polar Services (CPS)
2012 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge
Owen Roberts
NREL
USAP, AntNZ, Meridian Energy, Powercorp, RPSC, DOE-NSF Collaboration & The Ross Island Wind Project
Paul Riley
University of New Hampshire
Autonomous Real Time Remote Observatory (ARRO)
Steering Committee
Renee Crain*
Pat Haggerty*
Alex Isern*
Vladimir Papitashvili
All Attendees
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National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation
-
Open discussion on the goals and roles of the Polar Technology Conference and it's future content, format, venue(s), and operations.
     PTC History

* Via telecon

Thursday, 5 April 2012


Sally Shoop
ERDC - CREL
Evaluation of a Snow Miller/Paver
Chuck Ryerson
ERDC - CRREL
Atmospheric Icing: How It Forms and How to Treat It
Kenneth Rancourt
Mount Washington Observatory
Mount Washington's Observatory's Capabilities and Lessons Learned
David Blake
British Antarctic Survey
Halley VI

The Development of a Hot Water Drill to Access Subglacial Lake Ellsworth
Dick Armstrong

John Rand
Richard S. Armstrong, PE, LLC
CRREL
USAP Proof of Concept Projects
Jennifer Mercer
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
Using High-Resolution Satellite Imagery and Ground Penetrating Radar to Avoid Crevasses Along the Greenland Inland Traverse (GrIT) Route
Rebecca Williams
Dartmouth College
Autonomous Crevasse Detection using a Robotic Ground Penetrating Radar System
Jay Burnside
Polar Field Services
Greenland Inland Traverse (GrIT)
Paul Thur
Lockheed Martin
Traversing in the Antarctic
Jason Weale
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
High-Efficiency Polar Heavy Traverses
Jack Dibb

Bob Hawley
Tracy Dahl
ESRC
University of New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
CH2M Hill Polar Services
Open discussion on plans for Summit / APEX in Greenland
   Presentation
   Audio record

Posters


Alden Adolph
Thayer School of Engineering
Gas Diffusivity in snow and firn
Robert W. Busby
Katrin Hafner
Robert Woodward
Allan Sauter
IRIS
IRIS
IRIS
IRIS PASSCAL
Transportable Array in Alaska
James Kinsey

Louis Whitcome
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
James Hopkins University
Development of a Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle for Oceanographic Access Under Ice
Margaret Knuth
ERDC-CRREL
Proof of Concept: Firn Air Facility cooling at Summit Station, Greenland
Robert Melville

Michelle Brown
New Jersey Institute of Technology
O. Henry Middle School
Science Outreach with Space Weather Research at the Automatic Geophysical Observatories
Sally Shoop
Margaret Knuth
Russell Alger
CRREL
CRREL
Keweenaw Research Center
A New Snow Miller/Paver for Snow Roads and Skiways

General Attendees


Giselle Amow
Defense R&D Canada

Kent Anderson
IRIS

Amy Burzynski
ERDC-CRREL

Paul Carpenter
IRIS PASSCAL

Satish Chetty
Beyond 66

James Clarke
SAIC

Steve Daly
CRREL

Dave Finnegan
ERDC-CRREL

Diana Garcia-Lavigne
Polar Field Services

Stephanie Gregory
Dartmouth College

Jim Hanlon
Xeos Technologies Inc.

Erin Hardy
Dartmouth College

Jason Hebert
IRIS PASSCAL

Derek Inglis
Xeos Technologies Inc.

James Kinsey
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

Ben Kopec
Dartmouth College

Marc Lessard
University of New Hampshire

Adam LeWinter
CRREL

Ross Lieb-Lappen
Dartmouth/Thayer

David McGaw
Dartmouth College

Terry Melendy
CRREL

John Merlino
Sirius Integrator

Alex MeVay
Genasun LLC

Scott Paine
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory

Vladimir Papitashvili
National Science Foundation

Clay Ross
SRI International

David Smith
CH2M Hill Polar Services

Bill Spindler


Eric Talman
Whenever Communications LLC

Mike Trimpi
Dartmouth College

Ben Urmston
McMurdo Station

Kevin Vermilion
SRI International

Al Weatherwax
Siena College

Gifford Wong
Dartmouth College

Bert Yankielun
SAIC




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