About ADCC

The National Science Foundation's (NSF) Arctic System Science (ARCSS) Program is a multidisciplinary approach to understanding polar processes for climate and global change. ARCSS is the only element of the U.S. Global Change Research Program specifically concerned with the arctic region. By focusing on understanding Arctic processes in great detail, investigators are better able to characterize global changes through the improvement of global-scale models and other research tools.

The primary ARCSS data site is now at The National Center for Atmospheric Research's (NCAR's) Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL). To submit data to EOL, please contact Don Stott.

See Also

• Arctic Research Consortium of the United States
• Community Climate System Model: Polar Climate Working Group
• Ivotuk Site project page
• Seward Peninsula Sites project page
• IARC Frozen Ground Data Center
• Atmospheric Radiation Measurement program
• Circumpolar Active Layer Monitoring program