5.5. Polar Bridges and People and Resources at the Poles

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Oral presentations

S5.5/O01PREPARATION, PERCEPTION AND CREW COHESION ANTARCTIC RESEARCH STATION EXPERIENCES, LESSONS LEARNT AND OUTLOOK

P.T. Marquis, J.R.W. Hanson

S5.5/O02POLAR SELECTION AND SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS: BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY (BAS) AND ANTARCTICA NEW ZEALAND (ANTNZ)

C.P. Tan, G. Steel

S5.5/O03HUMAN ACTIVITY MEASURED BY WRIST ACTIGRAPHY DURING THE POLAR YEAR

G. Francis, G. Steel, V. Mottram, B. Middleton, L. Bishop, J. Arendt

S5.5/O04STUDY OF BRAZILIAN SCIENTISTS GROUPS IN ANTARCTIC

G.de O. Cobra

S5.5/O05ELEVATION OF STRESS HORMONE CORTISOL AND PROINFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE IFN-GAMMA IN ROMANIAN EXPEDITIONERS IN ADAPTATION RESPONSE TO ANTARCTIC SUMMER CONDITIONS

F. Toparceanu, T.Gh. Negoita, I.I. Nita

S5.5/O06ARCTIC HEALTH RESEARCH FUNDING AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH

M. Levintova

S5.5/O07LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS OF MARINE COMMUNITIES ADJACENT TO MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA

T.A. Palmer, P.A. Montagna, S.T. Sweet, T.L. Wade, G.J. Denoux, J.L. Sericano, A.G. Klein, S. Morehead, L.J. Hyde, A.M. Gossmann, M.C. Kennicutt

S5.5/O08SPATIAL VARIATION IN TRACE METAL CONCENTRATIONS AT MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA

A.G. Klein, T.L. Wade, S.T. Sweet, J.L. Sericano, G.J. Denoux, T.A. Palmer, S. Morehead, L.J. Hyde, A.M. Gossmann, M.C. Kennicutt

S5.5/O09CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF ADMIRALTY BAY (ASMA 1), KING GEORGE ISLAND

M.J. Borbor-Cordova, T.A. Brito, R. Montone, P. Gagliuffi, M. Riofrio

S5.5/O10SVALBARD AS AN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PLATFORM IN THE EUROPEAN HIGH ARCTIC

C.E. Huebner

S5.5/O11MAJOR INCIDENT OR DISASTER: THE ANSWER IS IN THE PLANNING

I.C. Grant

S5.5/O12ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS AND DECISION-MAKING IN ANTARCTIC FIELD PARTIES

T.H. Williams, G.D. Steel

S5.5/O13LONG TERM OIL SPILL EFFECTS IN LOFOTEN (NORWAY): SCENARIOS OF CASCADING ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS

K. Hatlen, C. Ottesen, A. Mason, R. Muller, K.R. Iversen, H. Nygard

S5.5/O14INTERDISCIPLINARY BRIDGES FOR UNDERSTANDING LOCAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE

J.J. West, H. Amundsen, G.K. Hovelsrud

S5.5/O15AN INTERDISCIPLINARY FRAMEWORK TO ASSESS POLICY RELEVANT IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES - THE CAVIAR EXPERIENCE

B. Smit, J. Wandel

S5.5/O16TAKING A PRECAUTIONARY APPROACH TO CLIMATE MITIGATION MEASURES IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN

J.P. Mayo-Ramsay


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S5.5/P01LEGAL PROTECTION OF THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC POPULATION

I. Astakhova

S5.5/P02INTEGRATING CLOSED PLANT FOOD SYSTEMS INTO ISOLATED AND EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS

C. Campiotti, G. Alonzo, V. Catanese, C. Bibbiani, F. Dondi, L. Incrocci

S5.5/P03RESAMPLING STATISTICS IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN ADAPTATION TO POLAR REGIONS

F. Ferlazzo, D.G. Ferravante, F. Di Nocera, A.M. Giannini

S5.5/P04INDICATORS OF ADAPTATION IN THE RORSCHACH TEST IN GROUPS OF PARTECIPANTS IN WINTER EXPEDITIONS TO THE ANTARCTICA

D.G. Ferravante, F. Ferlazzo, A.M. Giannini

S5.5/P05THE ORIGINS OF ANTARCTIC CARTOGRAPHY AND ANTARCTIC SCIENCE

J. Guzman-Gutierrez

S5.5/P06THE ARCTIC-BOREAL BOUNDARY IN NORWAY AND NORTH-WEST RUSSIA: NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE APPROACHES TO CHARACTERIZE AND MONITOR BOUNDARY STATUS AND CHANGES

A. Hofgaard, W.G. Rees, H. Tommervik, L.G. Isaeva, N.V. Lukina, T.K. Vlasova, O.V. Tutubalina

S5.5/P07CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER CIRCUMPOLAR COUNTRIES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ARCTIC COUNCIL

D.D. Maximova

S5.5/P08SLEEP DURING THE POLAR WINTER: INFLUENCE OF INTENSITY AND SPECTRAL COMPOSITION OF THE ARTIFICIAL LIGHT ENVIRONMENT

V. Mottram, G. Francis, L. Bishop, B. Middleton, J. Arendt

S5.5/P09FISH LIFE UNDER THE ANTARCTIC ICE

E. Pisano, L. Ghigliotti, R. Bono, E. Spirandelli, M. Bottaro, M. Vacchi

S5.5/P10INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE FORMING OF THE POPULATION OF SPINY ICEFISH (CHAENODRACO WILSONI) AND ITS FISHERIES IN COSMONAUT SEA (ANTARCTICA)

L. Pshenichnov

S5.5/P11COMPARISON OF COMBINED THYROXINE AND TRIIODOTHYRONINE AND SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE TO BRIGHT LIGHT IN PREVENTION OF DECREMENTS IN COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND MOOD DURING PROLONGED ANTARCTIC RESIDENCE: A RANDOMIZED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

H.L. Reed, L. Palinkas, K.R. Reedy, M. Shepanek, D. Reeves, H.S. Case, N.V. Do

S5.5/P12PRINCIPLES OF INTEGRATED ARCTIC SOCIALLY-ORIENTED OBSERVATION SYSTEM (IASOS) CONSTRUCTION WITHIN IPY AND RUSSIAN- NORWEGIAN PROJECT “BENEFITS”

T.K. Vlasova, P.M. Glazov, A.A. Medvedev

S5.5/P13HYPOXIA ADAPTABILITY OF THE 24TH CHINESE ANTARCTIC INLAND EXPEDITIONERS IN TIBET

C.L. Xu, D. Tang, Q. Si, S. Zu, W. Chen, L. Chen, G. Zhu

S5.5/P14CHANGES IN IMMUNE AND THYROID FUNCTION AND MOOD OF CHINESE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONERS

C.L. Xu, S. Zu, W. Chen, Q. Si, G. Zhu, W. Jin, H. Tong, J. Qian, Z. Wang, L.A. Palinkas

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