Saw this job posting for a survey job in Antarctica!
I'm not connected to this job in any way, just thought I'd share!
"Knowledge of sea ice dynamics and properties is preferred"
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I'm guessing that this is going to narrow things down?ÿ bit...
Sounded great till they put crawling in the job description,,,,,,
Crawling through snow and ice..?ÿ ?ÿ Just like?ÿLeonardo DiCaprio in "The Revenant" after he was attacked by the bear.
http://www.xyht.com/surveying/surveying-land-penguins/
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I would be all over that if I didn't have to worry about my wife and our three little ones...
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Any Ticks down there?
Any Ticks down there?
Sounds like there might be, "ant ar ticks" is what they call them.?ÿ ??ÿ ??ÿ
Any Ticks down there?
Sounds like there might be, "ant ar ticks" is what they call them.?ÿ ??ÿ ??ÿ
Any Ticks down there?
UP there ??ÿ
Never says what the salary range is. I'm too old for a position like that!
That's easy if the ice looks thin don't walk or drive over it.
If you want to know more: christian@ese-llc.com
He did a 2-3 month stint in early 2017 then a 6 month stint late 2017 to early 2018.?ÿ In his words: It's a great place to get away from everything.
I started my survey career surveying ice fields above Juneau as a young glaciologist.?ÿ All because I was big enough to carry my gear along with a T2.?ÿ I'm might actually have to talk to the wife about this.?ÿ Could be fun winter work.
I started my survey career surveying ice fields above Juneau as a young glaciologist.?ÿ All because I was big enough to carry my gear along with a T2.?ÿ I'm might actually have to talk to the wife about this.?ÿ Could be fun winter work.
One of the two guys that taught me to survey on the ice, Charles Swithinbank, was the surveyor for 2 year Antarctic exploration in the late 40's.?ÿ He had a photo of him behind the instrument.?ÿ I just looked like a pile of furs.?ÿ At one point he had became the head of the Scott Polar Research and Dean of Glaciology at Cambridge.
