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The Arctic coastlines are highly variable, can be stable or extremely dynamic, and are the site of most of the human activity that occurs at high latitudes. Extraction of natural resources occurs in many locations around the Arctic Ocean creating the need for port facilities and the potential for pollution. These pressures are only likely to increase with time. — Human Dimension in the Arctic coastal zone

An autoanalyzer setup to measure isotope ratios in dissolved gases in water samples. — Autoanalyzer

Isotope ratio mass spectrometer equipment to analyze dissolved gases in water samples — Isotope ratio mass spectrometer

An old mass spectrometer for analyzing stable isotopes — Isotope ratio mass spectrometer

Isotope ratio mass spectrometer. The tubing allows different gases to flow in and out of the mass spectrometer to meausure gas chemistry and isotope ratios — Isotope ratio mass spectrometer

Isotope ratio mass spectrometer with water bath to set samples at a constant temperature — Isotope ratio mass spectrometer with water bath

This conceptual diagram illustrates the process in which higher level trophic organisms have a smaller and smaller area of habitat to occupy when environmental parameters that affect these organisms are degraded. — Habitat squeeze

Mathematics: Pi

Scale bar: kilometers vs miles

Current meter with flag

Licor profiler unispec spectrometer

Ramses spectrometer

Ramses spectrometer 2

CBOS (Chesapeake Bay Observing System) buoy at the mouth of the Choptank River. There are several of the units throughout Chesapeake Bay, maintained by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science — CBOS Buoy

Mass spectrometer 2

Temperature variation

Temperature: high

Temperature: low

Temperature: moderate

Temperature: very high