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A Place For Knowledge Exchange: Working Towards a Community-first Approach to Climate Resilience
The facilitators of the seminar series A Place for Knowledge Exchange invite you to a collaboration brunch hosted by the International Arctic Research Center and College of Indigenous Studies. From 11-12, Chris Maio, Casey Ferguson and Angela Johnson with the Alaska Coastal Cooperative will give a presentation about working towards a community-first approach to climate resilience. Join…
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Uplifting Indigenous Knowledge through the Tamamta program
The International Arctic Research Center and the College of Rural and Community Development co-host a virtual seminar series called A Place for Knowledge Exchange. March's conversation is with Sonia Natalie Ibarra and Craig Chythlook on how the Tamamta program at the UAF College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences uplifts Indigenous Knowledge. Ibarra is Tamamta's Program Coordinator…
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February 2024 International Joint Seminar on Ocean Sciences
Join Hokkaido University's Arctic Research Center and the International Arctic Research Center for the February 2024 Joint Seminar on Ocean Sciences. This webinar features Hokkaido University Professor Natsuhiko Otsuka and Durham University PhD researcher Greta Ferloni discussing Arctic sea ice decline and changes in shipping in the Northern Sea Route and Bering Strait regions. Register…
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Cryomobilities: Ship traffic in the icy waters of the Bering Strait region
Speaker: Greta Ferloni, Durham University, UK In 2022, Greta spent six months at IARC, analyzing ship data from the Arctic Council’s PAME ASTD dataset as part of her PhD. Greta’s work led to the development of an automated standalone open-source Python script to clean and process AIS data from the PAME database. Using this data,…
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August 2023 International Joint Seminar on Ocean Sciences
Hokkaido University Associate Professor Fujio Ohnishi and University of Alaska Fairbanks PhD student Nicholas Parlato present "Social Science Perspectives on an Arctic Research Cruise".