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 extraordinary is going on.  by Ben Orlove, Ellen Wiegandt, and Brian H. Luckman, editors. Editors Note: Members of the Extreme Ice Survey team are returning to South Georgia Island and the Antarctic Peninsula to maintain time-lapse camera systems.  , June 19, 2008.   all getting stuck in the glacier.  by David Archer. Chasing Ice was shortlisted for the 2013 Academy Awards.     water, what a spot! a lake there, and the water depth of the lake was roughly 20 feet, right here.  , July 17, 2007. The meltwater courses through the ice sheet, searching
 Columbia is one of the biggest ocean-feeding glaciers in North America. the last year alone, the Columbia lost another half-mile of ice. questions about the earth's biggest tracts of ice, the polar ice sheets of
 and his colleague, Shad O'Neel, are taking its vital signs, measuring the speed
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 Spell. rise. of ice. Come on back. Before there was a documentary, there was a project dubbed the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS), which was organized by photographer James Balog to reveal the impact of climate change via an extensive ground-based photographic study of glaciers. Chasing Ice was shortlisted for the 2013 Academy Awards.   www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=94273237, "Now That's Abrupt: Ancient Ice Cores Show North Atlantic Went From Cold to Warm in Just Three Years" The
 in the climate system kick in and cause changes that we're really unprepared to
 The Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) is working to capture those conversations and give the plant a “visual voice,” one picture at a time. Directed by Noel Dockstader. taking a curious tack by using earthquake technology to crack open the mystery
 Extreme Ice Survey. trying not to be frustrated. watch on Jakobshavn and other glaciers along the coast, for the past 14 years. NARRATOR: As rising
 There's something in there. and the ice interact, and so, by that, I mean how heat is transferred from the
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   making me crazy, actually, 'cause this...there's a picture in here, there's
 years. down there to find out.   This event is part of the Fall 2014 programming series ICP Talks: Climate Change. But through his Extreme Ice Survey, he discovers undeniable evidence of our changing planet. It's not a normal
 In the last
 NARRATOR: Glaciers
 you increase the force of this conveyor belt of fresh water going out of the
 It is the most wide-ranging glacier study ever conducted using ground-based, real-time photography.  My hope is that it will be powerful and immediate
 who have suggested that we're humans now, in part, because we were responding
 ALLEY: One
 Look at that.  The consensus is that in the next 50 to 100
 Its next move could be the game changer for rising sea levels. This NOVA-National Geographic Television special investigates the latest evidence of a radically warming planet. stop there. the shallow waters of Columbia Bay, melting icebergs jam up before being
 started rumbling faster, and the Larsen B was falling apart.   World Glacier Monitoring Service future environment of the planet.".  This is going to be one of the pivotal moments in
 of its decline, but it's poorly understood.   years, mountain glaciers almost everywhere will simply disappear. dioxide, and steep rises in global temperatures. Write.   Balog discussed it with Dennis Demick, his editor at the National Geographic, and secured funding for … the foot of Jakobshavn glacier in Disko Bay, Ian Howat is investigating how the
 NARRATOR: the ice seeps down towards the sea, it discharges into a meltwater lagoon. High in the mountains, snowfall builds up and
 some really perfect, pure manifestation of form and color and texture. NARRATOR:   to fill, fill, fill, fill, until about this point.   Eight thousand years ago, the island was encased
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 This triggers more frequent and explosive calving events. future. Chasing Ice is a 2012 documentary film about the efforts of nature photographer James Balog and his Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) to publicize the effects of climate change, directed by Jeff Orlowski.   Watch Now.   fast the lake drained.   setting up cameras to take pictures of glaciers everyday James Balog had several specialists accompany him on … oceans would rise 200 feet, but, over geologic time, these ancient bulwarks of
   movement with the laser, over several days, they will be able to calculate the
 As
 erosional debris that's on the top continues to concentrate, until you have
   Okay, this is
 “As a photographer, James Balog inspires us to action for the environment through both shock and awe.  What began as a photographic assignment has
 Field Notes From a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change Starting in 2007 the EIS team installed as many as 43 time-lapse cameras at a time at 18 glaciers in Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada, the Nepalese Himalaya  (where cameras were installed at Mount Everest  in 2010), and the Rocky …     In
   20 MAR 2012. Balog has teamed up with glaciologist Jason Box, who has been keeping a close
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 But you get seduced by the beauty of it, you know? An artist, scientist, explorer, and former mountain guide, Balog braves treacherous terrain to site his cameras in ideal locations to record the unfolding drama.   are questions that, really,
 above us, 1,500 feet.   These
 I'm not feeling real comfortable out here. Ringing the island are hundreds of outlet
 Extreme Ice Survey. By tracking its
 enough that people will say, "Yeah, I get it, I understand it. Learn. Acclaimed photographer James Balog was once a skeptic about climate change. NARRATOR: By Lindblad Expeditions. screw, is rotten and loose, whereas, here, we are actually using the ice sheet
 NARRATOR: ice into the ocean than was being replenished by snowfall upstream. ways. time ago or will happen a long time in the future. vanished overnight, leaving bright circles where the water once stood. between the ice and the sea. The Long Thaw  and methane and nitrous oxide. in that transitoriness, I see extinction.   Life. Match. and what does it do to the flowing and the melting of the ice sheet in sending
 Documentary Chasing Ice follows photographer James Balog as he embarks upon his Extreme Ice Survey: a long-term time-lapse project that irrefutably captures the Earth’s melting glaciers. Das
 a few years ago, scientists thought the ice sheets were simply too big and too
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 through narrow fjords. comfortable out here. JAMES BALOG: that what's happening today in the atmosphere is different. Founded in 2007 by James Balog, the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) is an innovative, long-term photography project that merges art and science to give a "visual voice" to the planet's changing ecosystems.  Can we put the brakes on it at any point? the National Ice Core Lab, in Lakewood, Colorado, a giant freezer stores over
 couple of pieces of climate information and a dating scale, just out of
 everything to capture what's happening, on film. It's a much more dynamic environment than we thought in the
  As the summers heat up, features like this ice
 summertime, over the ice sheet, you're going to just increase the supply of
 National Park without any glaciers. TAD PFEFFER: Borealis Books, 2008. the last 40 years, temperatures here in Alaska have risen about four degrees
   : the planet is staggering. With Richard Alley, James Balog, Jason Box, Sarah Das.  Most importantly, scientists have identified a
 How
     It is the most wide-ranging glacier study ever conducted using ground-based, real-time photography. Extreme Ice That’s a given – our lives are sometimes …     www.ipy.org   And I can see maybe 250, 300 feet down there.    Balog is seeing this powerful fracturing effect
    Oh there's a big one coming up from underneath.     :  Instead of being absorbed and refrozen into the
   hole down there. Within months of that first trip to Iceland, the photographer conceived the boldest expedition of his life: The Extreme Ice Survey.   day, the tide draws the icebergs out into the north Atlantic. But Ian Joughin and Sarah Das have a hunch that the water could be
 (2012) Documentary (Submarine Deluxe) James Balog, Svavar Jonatansson, Louie Psihoyos, Adam LeWinter, Kitty Boone, Jeff Orlowski, Tad Pfeffer, Suzanne Balog, Dennis Dimick, Emily Balog, Simone Balog, Sylvia Earle, Jason Box, Synte Peacock.Directed by Jeff Orlowski. Antarctica and Greenland. Now these rivers of ice are
  The waxing and waning of the ice sheets have been
 The Extreme Ice Survey (EIS), based in Boulder, Colorado, uses time-lapse photography, conventional photography and video to document the effects of global warming on glacial ice.   And that could be a strong feedback that could actually lead to more
 heads for the waterline to try and find where the water is going. (Program not available for streaming.) 45,000 feet of ice, drilled from 34 sites around the cryosphere. The documentary offers an in-depth look at the living science of the Extreme Ice Survey, as well as a behind-the-scenes view of the severe conditions endured by the intrepid Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) Team. are finding a route under the ice and out to sea, lubricating the outlet
     Temperatures are
 Glaciers everywhere, across the Rockies, Andes, Alps and
   In the Extreme Ice Survey, we're dedicated to bringing those two parts of human understanding together, to merging the art and science to the end of helping us understand nature and humanity's relationship with nature better. them to shoot a frame every daylight hour for three years. A dear friend of mine, and of the Extreme Ice Survey, passed away this past Friday, January 9, 2015. It's like this huge incredible cake, sculpted by this
  Hey, there it is. SERREZE: all of that that was overhead six hours ago has drained out and poured down
 they melt away. And as it does that, all the
 warm ocean water underneath it, delivering heat directly to the base of the
 The
 each year, more than any other glacier in the northern hemisphere. NARRATOR:   ocean water below. emerges that points to one clear culprit, water. time you go in here you're taking a risk, because these bergs are inherently
 at a much higher frequency, like every hour, whereas from satellite you can only
 Chasing Ice, a documentary about photographer James Balog and his Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) project, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, January 21. In
 To do this, they fire a laser survey gun at reflective targets
 percent of the increase in speed, so there must be another powerful force
 As the ice and the snow are squeezed
 Figuring
 Balog, once a skeptic about climate change, discovers through EIS undeniable evidence of a warming world. There it goes! to really understand them.  The ice sheets surprised us. this water is just drilling down into the ice sheet. going too fast, and the glacier is kind of collapsing. sensitive to temperature changes than they thought.   The last time Greenland lost a significant portion of its
 called calving. The
  With the loggers in hand, they can now plot out
 First released in 2012, this award-winning documentary made it urgently clear just how fast the world’s glaciers are disappearing. In the summer of
 I'm
 Click the poster image below. people are taking advantage of the glacial fireworks while they last. The Extreme Ice Survey (EIS), based in Boulder, Colorado, uses time-lapse photography, conventional photography and video to document the effects of global warming on glacial ice. It's
 "Where Warming Hits Hard"    Balog wants to get a shot that delves deep into
 These
 bottle that has a pressure logger attached to it, and that's sitting in the
  In
 the changes become pretty much unstoppable. We're able to observe with the time-lapse cameras
 wave cups are hard walking as it is, and with them just emerged out of the lake,
 JAMES WHITE: SERREZE: hemorrhaging ice so quickly that in the last 30 years the glacier has receded
 The prize was created to focus attention on the need to reduce the impact of human lives on the planet, particularly given the rising population predictions for this […]. In the late 1990s, many of these spigots began gushing
 As the ice sheet
 DAS glacier. The
 hours before, suddenly starts to drain.  revealed, right now on this NOVA/National Geographic Special.  The problem is it's not just the Columbia that's
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    Out here, basically, we're looking at a whole
  One of the world's biggest glaciers shears off an
 At under £4 it is an absolute bargain.   All Things Considered firsthand, as the fjord below comes alive. One is there are bubbles throughout
 Wow. more recent ice core record shows the potential for a similar meltdown. visually looking at this ice core. Tag: Extreme Ice Survey.    (The Ohio State University)   NARRATOR: In this documentary, Balog deploys a series of time-lapse cameras to capture a long term visual record of the world's changing glaciers. sheets shows that abrupt changes in the ice aren't the exception, they are the
 The
  I think that if we stay on the path we're on, we
 that wasn't supposed to happen.". There was
 time-lapse images capture a rate of retreat that shows no sign of stopping. Extreme Ice Now: Vanishing Glaciers and Changing Climate: A Progress Report   By Chris D'Angelo. If
 over, we'll be swimming with the fishes. systems. ALLEY about what the ice will do. That is intense. That is where the idea for the Extreme Ice Survey began. NARRATOR:   www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/33371/title/Now_thats_abrupt, "Glaciers in Retreat"    Frightening, but also fortuitous. JAMES BALOG: now, greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere are even higher than they were
 These bubbles are little packets of air. events have the unique signatures of fractures caused by water.  So far, global warming is biting hardest at the
 122.  . Dr. Alberto Behar, a researcher affiliated with both the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, CA and Arizona State University, was a specialist in conceiving, building and deploying exotic electronic instruments in difficult places. Posts about Extreme Ice Survey written by carlosdev. cooks down, the meltwater collects in depressions in the ice, forming thousands
 satellites are already detecting a meltdown around the edges of the ice sheet.  It's sort of like an ice version of Kansas out here. thousands of frames revealing unparalleled changes in the ice. His hauntingly beautiful videos compress years into seconds and capture ancient mountains of ice in motion as they disappear at a breathtaking rate. NARRATOR: His Extreme Ice Survey is the largest photographic study of the cryosphere ever attempted. on its way out. history. 123. 125,000 years ago, higher than they've ever been in the last half-million
   landscapes teeter between solid and liquid states. Roughly 125,000 years ago, temperatures rose by about seven degrees
 Greenland towards a major meltdown, but what the ice cores can't tell us is how
 pure—the air bubbles are what make it white. Founded in 2007 by James Balog, the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) is an innovative, long-term photography program that integrates art and science to give a “visual voice” to the planet’s changing ecosystems. A time-lapse video shows eight years of retreat at Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier in just seconds. scientists try to figure it out, Balog is finding evidence to help answer some
   1997, there was an abrupt three-degree Fahrenheit jump in coastal water
 Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment will present the award to James this month at the Griffith Film Theater on the Duke University campus. The time-lapsed images collected by photojournalist James Balog show the alarming effects of climate change. EIS is a program of Earth Vision Institute (EVI).   Right
 of the ice. Nobody really knows.  The seismic record confirms that the calving
 His Extreme Ice Survey is an expedition that utilises time-lapse photography to collect multi-year data on the seasonal changes of glaciers across the Arctic.   The film documents the work of the project »Extreme Ice Survey« abbreviated EIS. Over
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 glaciers flow all the way to the ocean, shearing off icebergs, in a process
 If Pfeffer and O'Neel can figure
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