School of Ice 2022-Oregon State University

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August 7-12, 2022 | Center for Oldest Ice Exploration | Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR

14 participants from 9 states representing 12 Minority Serving Institutions. 18 hands-on labs and activities. 11 ice core science community speakers/researchers sharing their expertise and passion. 4 field trips-COLDEX Gas Lab and Melting Lab, Marine and Geology Repository and Eliot Glacier on Mt. Hood. 100% met or exceeded their expectations for School of Ice.

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SUNDAY, August 7, 2022: Welcome/Introduction to Polar Regions

ACTIVITY/LAB	PRESENTER	LINK
To the Ends of the Earth: Polar Opposites		Polar Opposites: To the Ends of the Earth Activity Ends of the Earth Web Page
Welcome/Overview of workshop	Louise & Kristen	Kristen’s COLDEX Presentation
Activity: Notebooks Synergistic Notebooks and Introductions	Bill	Notebooks
Activity: Snowflake Science	Bill	Snowflake Science
Reflections: Great Expectations	Bill	Reflection Activities Reflection Activity Web Page
Chasing Ice	Louise	Trailer Video clip
Directions	Louise	Link for local food suggestions

MONDAY, August 8, 2022: Introduction to Ice Core Science

ACTIVITY/LAB	PRESENTER	LINK
Activity: The Only Direction is North-Discovering Antarctica through Maps	Louise	Only Direction is North Activity
Activity: Tree Rings and Ice Cores (direct measurement)	Bill	Ice Cores Direct Measurement Activity Link to Tree Ring Web Page (See Lab #1)
Activity: CO2 Record (direct measurement)	Bill	Activity CO2 Set-up Video Outside links NOAA Mauna Loa CO2 real time
Activity: Ice Balloons: Physical Models		Lab Activity Presentation Powerpoint Presentation Keynote
Gas Labs	Jon and Kaden	Lab Activity Lab Tour Long Version Chronology Handout PPT Chronology Handout PDF
Nature vs. Science Card Game	Louise	Lab Activity Presentation Keynote Presentation PDF Presentation Nature vs. Science Web Page
Isotope Lab	Bill and Michelle	Lab Activity Presentation Keynote Presentation Powerpoint
Reflection: 2 Things I learned/1 thing I wonder and Big Red Coat Picture	Louise	Reflection Activities Reflection Activity Web Page

TUESDAY, August 9, 2022: Making Predictions: Glacial Dynamics and Proxies

ACTIVITY/LAB	PRESENTER	LINK
THC Flasks	Bill	Picture
Land Ice/Sea Ice	Louise	Presentation Link to Land Ice/Sea Ice Web Page
Mathematical Proxy Models	Bill	Presentation Powerpoint Link to Mathematical Proxy Models (See Lab #2)
Virtual Field Lab	Bill
Check Land Ice/Sea Ice	Louise
Slip Sliding Away	Louise and Michelle	Slip Sliding Powerpoint 2022 Link to Slip Sliding Away Web Page
Intro to Ice Core Science-(Greenland & Antarctic ice sheets), Introduction to Ice Sheets, and Ice Core Records and Ice Age Cycles Objectives: Ice sheets in Greenland/Antarctica (size, scope, age), What data have we pulled from ice cores in general? (climate can change in as little as a decade;CO2, temp, aerosols, climate cycles, CO2 norms?), and  Q & A	Christo, Barb, and Jay	Ice Cores as a Climate Archive Ice Core Drilling Display Web Page Drilling Back Through Time Web Page Ice Core Scenarios Different IDP Drills Science vs. Engineering Engineering Design Cycle Engineering an Ice Core Drill
VFLs (Enrichment)	Bill
Glacier Dynamics	TJ	Presentation Powerpoint Presentation Keynote Subglacial Lakes Web Page
Ocean/Ice Interactions: Thermohaline Circulations – Freshwater Inputs	Brodie and Michelle	Presentation Powerpoint Presentation PDF Presentation Keynote Thermohaline Web Page
Sea Level Calculations	Michelle	Presentation Powerpoint Presentation Keynote
Sea Level Rise	TJ	Presentation Powerpoint Presentation Keynote
Modeling Past and Future Climates	Andreas	Presentation Powerpoint Presentation Keynote Textbook
Equilibrium Lines	Kristen	Calculating ELA  Mount Hood Field Trip Mountain Glacier Mass Balance  TopoMap
Summarizer: I used to think + Field Trip Prep		Reflection Activities Reflection Activity Web Page

WEDNESDAY, August 10, 2022: Ice Dynamics in Greenland and Antarctica; Sea Level Rise; Compare Sediment Cores to Ice Cores

ACTIVITY/LAB

Field trip to Mt. Hood, Elliott Glacier, and Columbia River Gorge + Dinner

THURSDAY, August 11, 2022: Sediment Cores-Technology and Polar Engineering

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