AGAP is an IPY initiative that is open for collaboration to everyone. Currently, several organizations and institutions have funded projects that actively contribute to AGAP:
Seismology
GAMSEIS: for details on the GAMSEIS project see: http://epsc.wustl.edu/seismology/GAMSEIS/index.html
- Washington University in St. Louis: Seismology Group, NSF award.
- Penn State University: Earthquake Seismology Group, NSF award.
Airborne Geophysics
GAMBIT
- Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University: AGAP-S E&O Website, LDEO website, NSF GAMBIT award, NSF Instrumentation award.
- Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, The University of Kansas: CReSIS website, NSF award.
- United States Geological Survey: Crustal Imaging & Characterization Team, NSF award.
- University of New Hampshire, Complex Systems Research Center, NSF award.
- Elizabeth City State University: Center of Excellence in Remote Sensing Education and Research, NSF award.
GigaGap
- Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR): Polar Research Group.
BAS Aerogeophysics
- British Antarctic Survey: AGAP BAS Press Website, BAS Aerogeophysics Group Website.
Logistic Support
AGAP-N Camp
- Australian Antarctic Division (AAD): AAD Project Website.
AGAP-S Camp
- United States Antarctic Program (USAP): USAP Website.
Oversnow Traverse and Drilling
PANDA
- Chinese National Antarctic Research Expedition and Polar Research Institute of China: PANDA
Contact: Michael Studinger
This website is supported by NSF award ANT 0632292.