JANUARY 2022
Date: Wed, Jan 19 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom
Guest Speaker:
Bruce Seligman, President, ARKTOS
® Developments Ltd. (ADL), Surrey, BC, Canada
Presentation:
A Description of the Existing 18m Amphibious ARKTOS® MultiTask Work CraftSee links below for Abstract---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEBRUARY 2022Date: Wed, Feb 16 Platform: SNAME HQ GoTo Webinar
Guest Speaker:
David G. Barber, PhD, CRC, DP, FRSC, OC, Canada Research Chair in Arctic System Science, Scientific Director, Centre for Earth Observation Science, and Associate Dean (Research), Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Presentation: The Churchill Marine Observatory - a new research station to study climate change and associated oil and other marine transportation related spills in sea icehttps://umanitoba.ca/earth-observation-science/facilities-labs-vessels/churchill-marine-observatory
See links below for Abstract and Recording
Mourning the loss of visionary Arctic researcher Dr David Barber, one of Canada’s most influential and accomplished Arctic researchers (April 15, 2022)
We are honoured that Dr Barber presented to our group.
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MARCH 2022
Date: Wed, Mar 16 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom / Date: Wed, Mar 23 Platform: SNAME HQ GoTo Webinar
Guest Speaker: Darlene Seligman, Vice-President, ARKTOS® Developments Ltd. (ADL), Surrey, BC, Canada
Presentation: Air transportable Amphibious ARKTOS Craft (AT-90) – Unique Capabilities for Arctic Operations
See links below for Abstract and Recording
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APRIL 2022
Date: Thurs, Apr 21 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom / Date: Wed, Apr 27 Platform: SNAME HQ GoTo Webinar
Guest Speaker: David Babb, Research Associate, Centre for Earth Observation Science, Winnipeg, MB, Canada.
Presentation: Sea ice dynamics in the Canadian Arctic – A shipping context
See links below for Abstract and Recording
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MAY 2022
Date: Wed, May 18 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom / Date: Wed, May 25 Platform: SNAME HQ GoTo Webinar
Guest Speaker: Ian Turnbull, RPhD, PGeo, PMP, Ice Researcher, Ice Engineering, C-CORE, St John’s, NL, Canada.
Presentation: Iceberg Drift Simulations Using Inferred, Measured, and Ocean Model Currents
See links below for Abstract and Recording
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JUNE 2022
Date: Wed, June 8 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom / Date: Wed, June 15 Platform: SNAME HQ GoTo Webinar
Guest Speaker: Ben Seligman, PhD, Oil and Gas Project Specialist, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Presentation: Recent Developments in Russian Arctic Gas
See links below for Abstract and PDF of presentation
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SEPTEMBER 2022
Date: Tues, Sept 18 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom
Guest Speaker: Lawson W Brigham Global, Fellow, Polar Institute, Wilson Center; Researcher, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Fellow, Center for Arctic Study & Policy, US Coast Guard Academy, Alaska, USA.
Presentation: The Russian Maritime Arctic: Region of Great Change in the 21st Century
See links below for Abstract
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OCTOBER / NOVEMBER 2022
Date: Wed, Oct 19 Platform: Arctic Section Zoom / Wed, Nov 2 Platform: SNAME HQ Zoom
Guest Speaker: Peter Wadhams, Emeritus Professor of Ocean Physics, Head of the Polar Ocean Physics Group, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Presentation: Global Change and Ice
See links below for Abstract
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LINKS to Abstracts and Recordings