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Resource Title:Project Iceberg: ANDRILL's Education and Outreach Site
Description:Project Iceberg is the education and outreach site for ANDRILL (ANtarctic geologic DRILLing), a research project to drill and recover cores of sedimentary rock from the sea floor beneath the McMurdo Ice Shelf in order to construct a history of paleoenvironmental changes that will guide understanding of the scope, speed, and frequency of glacial and interglacial changes in Antarctica. The site features videos, photographs, and blogs documenting the project. A set of multimedia interactives lets users meet the members of the team, study the history of exploration in Antarctica, learn about ANDRILL drilling technology, and observe the accumulation and melting of ice sheets and ice shelves. A set of video journals features team members at work and interviews with personnel, and a photo gallery presents images of team members and scenes of the Antarctic landscape. Some team members operate blogs to keep users informed about what is happening on the ice, and there is also an educators page which features links to lessons, activities, and other resources about Antarctica.

Additional Resource Information

Grade Level High School
Middle School
Language En-US
Publisher / Resource Provider ANtarctic Geological DRILLing (ANDRILL)
Resource Format Some Interactive Features Require Flash Plug-in
Text/html
Videos Require Quicktime, Windows Media Player, Or Other Video Player
Resource Type Ask-an-Expert
Audio/Visual
Community
Forum
Illustration
Image
Movie/Animation
Photograph
Reference Material
Service
Text
Rights Information Copyright ANDRILL 2007.
Subject Keyword(s) Astronomy
Climatology
Cryology
Earth Science
Geology
Meteorology
Natural History
Paleontology
Physical Sciences
Science
Space Sciences