After six weeks of hard work the Canadian and Danish scientists are now back home after a challenging but successful expedition to the Arctic Ocean. Despite terrible weather conditions they succeeded to retrieve important seismic data of good quality up from the bottom of the Arctic Ocean. Now they can begin to process the data.
"I am happy and very satisfied with our results. The expedition has been a success even if we did not succeed to get all the data, we had planed," says Trine Dahl-Jensen from GEUS, who has been the leader of the LORITA-1 expedition together with Ruth Jackson from Geological Survey of Canada.
Read the 14th and last Field Report from the LORITA-1 expedition.