Andrew Bliss

Graduate Student
BS 2001 (Geophysical Sciences) University of Chicago
Regional focus: Antarctica, perhaps Greenland and the Sierra

Interplay of the ocean, atmosphere, and ice in the Ross Sea; climate change on global and local scales and how this might affect people living in a particular area. In detail: factors affecting the motion and spreading of large tabular icebergs in Antarctica; using the paleoclimate signals in an ice core from Taylor Glacier to force a model of the dynamics of the Taylor Glacier system.

Websites of interest

My personal website with pictures and short descriptions of a few places I've been.

Obsolete version of my website

Satellite pictures of "our" icebergs

The Juneau Icefield Research Program A great summer opportunity for budding field scientists.

Iceberg Webcam

Piled Higher and Deeper

xkcd

Contact information

abliss@berkeley.edu