New weather station gives Grise Fiord real-time look at changing Arctic
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When fog settled over Grise Fiord last week, Marty Kuluguqtuq went online to see whether it was safe to travel.
Francis Gauthier, a professor at the Université du Québec à Rimouski, fine-tunes the final steps of installing a 10-metre-high weather station near Grise Fiord on Aug. 15. The station supports research into storms, sea ice and coastal erosion. (Photo by David Didier)
Through the Northern and Arctic Coastal Research Lab’s website, he checked real-time images from a new weather station
Francis Gauthier, a professor at the Université du Québec à Rimouski, fine-tunes the final steps of installing a 10-metre-high weather station near Grise Fiord on Aug. 15. The station supports research into storms, sea ice and coastal erosion. (Photo by David Didier)
Through the Northern and Arctic Coastal Research Lab’s website, he checked real-time images from a new weather station
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