National Institute of Polar Research/National Institute of Polar Research// Faculty of Science, Kochi University/Faculty of Science, Kyushu University/Shikoku Research Center, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute/Nakanihon Air Service, Co., Ltd./Tokyo Operation Center, Nakanihon Air Service, Co., Ltd./Nakanihon Air Service, Co., Ltd./Nakanihon Air Service, Co., Ltd./Department of Geological Sciences, University of Maine/School of Geosciences, Edgeworth David Building, University of Sydney/School of Geosciences, Edgeworth David Building, University of Sydney
The 40th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE-40) conducted field operations on geology and geomorphology in the Amundsen Bay region, Enderby Land, for 34 days from December 21,1998 to January 23,1999. This was a part of the 5-year SEAL (Structure and Evolution of East Antarctic Lithosphere) project, and two helicopters were installed for field support. Geological and geomorphological teams established base camps at Tonagh Island and Mt. Riiser-Larsen, respectively, and tried to conduct surveys in western Enderby Land. At the early stage of the operation, an unexpected gusty wind destroyed one of the helicopters at Tonagh Island, and planned surveys have not been completed. This report gives details of the logistics including planning, preparation and results.
西エンダビーランド,アムンゼン湾周辺地学調査隊報告1998-1999(JARE-40)
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