Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse, Daily Logs 1989-1995

The Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse program ran from the summer of 1989-90 to the summer of 1994-95. The aim of the program was to take multi-year measurements on the dynamics of the ice-sheet draining into the Lambert Glacier, from around the 2500m ice surface elevation contour. These measurements were then used in mass balance calculations for the whole Lambert-Amery system.Daily logs were kept for each traverse detailing activities carried out, distance travelled, and in many cases including a copy of the daily SITREP. Logs occasionally recorded other observations (weather, etc), but in most cases scientific data was recorded in other logbooks.These logbooks have been archived at the Australian Antarctic Division. The logbooks have been scanned, and copies are available for download from the provided URL. The dataset download contains the following files:Glaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 1.pdfGlaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 2.pdfGlaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 3.pdfGlaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 4.pdfGlaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 5.pdfGlaciology GPS Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91 6.pdfGlaciology Ice Radar Records 1990-91 Lambert Glacier Traverse.pdfGlaciology MX 1502 and WM 102 Log For Ice Radar Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1990-91.pdfGlaciology MX 1502 Log Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse 1989-90 and 1990-91.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook - Drilling 1992.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook - General Notes 1994.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook - Offsets 1994-95.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook - Planning 1988-90.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook - Science 1990-93.pdfGlaciology Lambert Glacier Basin Traverse Logbook 1992-94.pdf