The strongest El Niño on record is building in the tropical Pacific, around 8,000 kilometres from Antarctica. BAS scientists Dr Tom Bracegirdle and Dr Pierre Dutrieux explain how it reaches the far ...
Teams who spent the long polar winter at Rothera have been the first to experience the benefits of the new Discovery Building, the UK’s largest ever construction project undertaken in Antarctica. At ...
Nilas is an artificial intelligence model that produces high resolution sea ice forecasts at one to 15 day range. It’s developed by the Polar Artificial Intelligence team at British Antarctic Survey ...
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) researchers have helped identify the most important areas to protect Antarctic vegetation in ...
AI environmental image analysis is a digital facility resulting from environmental computer science projects by the Polar Artificial Intelligence team. Machine learning image analysis and computer ...
More than 40 organisations are joining forces to strengthen how the rapidly changing Arctic is observed, understood and ...
This weekend, the UK’s polar icebreaker RRS Sir David Attenborough departed the UK for Antarctica, and British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) aircraft fleet began to touchdown at Rothera Research Station.
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has been honoured at this year's British Construction and Infrastructure Awards (BCIA), ...
In a bold experiment to understand the behaviour of fast-changing glaciers in West Antarctica, scientists completely switched ...
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