The Alfred Wegener Institute is the German National Research Centre for Polar and Marine Research. The Bremerhaven Laboaratory in the Antarctic is shown online and there are full color pictures of the Ozone hole from ozone soundings updated monthly.
The Antartcic Development Squadron "The Ice Pirates" is the world's southernmost airline. Part of Operation Deep Freeze, Antarctic Development Squadron Six (VXE-6) is the United States Navy's support team for scientific programs of the National Science Foundation. They operate LC-130 (Hercules) and HH-1N (Hueys).
The Antarctica Meteorology Research Center has composite satellite weather images updated every three hours.
The Australian Antarctic Cooperative Research Center for the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Environment.
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Centre, a provider of high-performance computing and network facilities supporting environmental research and science with an emphasis on the high latitudes and the Arctic.
The Australian Working Group for Antarctic Astronomy. A source for further information about astronomy in Antarctica. This is rich source of information including data and images. There is a picture of the NSF South Pole Station as well as one of three captivating penguins.
The Byrd Polar Research Center at Ohio State University.
Cold Tech, Cold Region Technology Center, a foundation to support research and development within the field of cold climate technology.
The Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) Data Archive at NGDC. The DMSP Web pages contain sample imagery, applications and documentation.
The International Antarctic Center(ICAIR) in New Zealand provides a "Gateway" to Antarctic resources.
The Italian Antarctic Program WWW server.
The UK Antarctic research programme home page.
Malin's Antarctic Research. Antarctic images by Malin Space Science Systems Inc. This site includes video as well still images of M. C. Marlin's field work on the effects of chemical and physical weathering on naturally occuring materials in many different microenvironments in the Antarctic ice-free valleys.
The NSF WWW server, including the Office of Polar Programs.
Antarctic Support Associates (ASA). These folks are the primary contractor for the United States Antarctic Program.
The National Snow and Ice Data Center whose goal is to promote the understanding of the properties, characteristics and context of snow and ice, and their significance for human behavior.
The Polar Libraries Gopher maintained by Eric Tull, University of Calgary.
The Polar Science Center, a unit of the Applied Physics Laboratory at the University of Washington.
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