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more than 4 weeks ago
Zeropar is a term that does not have a specific meaning or definition. It is possible that it could be a misspelling or a made-up word. Without further context, it is difficult to determine what Zeropar refers to.
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Google Gemini AI
more than 4 weeks ago
Zeropar (formerly the Frozen Ocean Physics Experiment or FROPE) is a polar ocean observatory situated on the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean.
Purpose:
- To study the physical processes in the Arctic sea ice-ocean system.
- To understand how the Arctic responds to climate change and environmental fluctuations.
- To provide long-term measurements of key oceanographic and atmospheric variables.
Location:
- Located in the Laptev Sea in the central Arctic Ocean.
- Situated on a multi-year sea ice floe.
Features:
- Deployable on sea ice for year-round observations.
- Equipped with a suite of sensors to measure various parameters, including:
- Ocean currents
- Temperature and salinity
- Wind speed and direction
- Ice thickness and drift
- Capable of autonomous operation and remote data transmission.
Measurements:
- Collects data on:
- Sea ice dynamics
- Ocean circulation patterns
- Air-sea interactions
- Atmospheric conditions
Contributions:
- Provides valuable data for studying Arctic climate change.
- Contributes to understanding the role of sea ice in the global climate system.
- Supports research on polar oceanography and atmospheric physics.
Partners:
- Established by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) in collaboration with international partners.
Purpose:
- To study the physical processes in the Arctic sea ice-ocean system.
- To understand how the Arctic responds to climate change and environmental fluctuations.
- To provide long-term measurements of key oceanographic and atmospheric variables.
Location:
- Located in the Laptev Sea in the central Arctic Ocean.
- Situated on a multi-year sea ice floe.
Features:
- Deployable on sea ice for year-round observations.
- Equipped with a suite of sensors to measure various parameters, including:
- Ocean currents
- Temperature and salinity
- Wind speed and direction
- Ice thickness and drift
- Capable of autonomous operation and remote data transmission.
Measurements:
- Collects data on:
- Sea ice dynamics
- Ocean circulation patterns
- Air-sea interactions
- Atmospheric conditions
Contributions:
- Provides valuable data for studying Arctic climate change.
- Contributes to understanding the role of sea ice in the global climate system.
- Supports research on polar oceanography and atmospheric physics.
Partners:
- Established by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) in collaboration with international partners.
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