Rothera Station / Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory of Columbia University / University of California / J. POST National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington / D.C. / Seymour Island URSULA B. MARVIN Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory / /
IndustryTerm
camp site / chemical anomalies / impact products / dozen stainless steel tubes / southernmost continental site / impact-generated chemical and petrographic features / petrographic and chemical analyses / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Wiman / /
Organization
U.S. Navy Antarctic Support Force / Antarctic Development Squadron / Seymour Island / Columbia University in the City of New York / National Science Foundation / W.J. ZINSMEISTER Department of Geosciences Purdue University West Lafayette / Yale / Natural Environment Research Council / University of California / Los Angeles / Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington / Smithsonian / Division of Polar Programs / /
Person
Chris Marone / B. Huber / John Hall / Andy Carter / Frank Kyte / Erick Chiang / Ken Moulton / Lopez de Bertodano / Pete Cleary / W.J. Zinsmeister / David Bresnahan / Chris Griffiths / Ian W.D. Dalziel / Chuck Kroger / John T. Wasson / /
Position
Manager / Rothera Station / mechanic / BAS Field Operations Manager / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Indiana / California / Massachusetts / /
The joint USARP-BAS project benefited from the help of many people from both national programs. Special thanks are due to David Bresnahan, Erick Chiang, and Ken Moulton (Polar Operations Section, Division of Polar Progra