Princess Elisabeth Station 2010-2011: Scientists in the field

Base camp of the second BELISSIMA project team at the Antarctic coast. They studied the movement of the ice through beaconing and did drilled  to bring back some ice cores.

Base camp of the second BELISSIMA project team at the Antarctic coast. They studied the movement of the ice through beaconing and did drilled to bring back some ice cores.

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