STAFF DIRECTORIES

• Division of Antarctic Sciences
• Division of Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics
• Office of Polar Environment, Health and Safety

NSF/OPP RESOURCES FOR PRINCIPLE INVESTIGATORS

Division of Antarctic Sciences (ANT) (https://www.nsf.gov/div/index.jsp?div=ANT)
	ANT science programs Antarctic Astrophysics and Geospace Sciences Antarctic Earth Sciences Program Antarctic Glaciology Program Antarctic Integrated System Science Antarctic Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems
	Antarctic Research solicitation (NSF 11-532) Target date for submitting proposals is 6 June 2011.
	U.S. Antarctic Program proposal preparation information (This material supplements the information in the Antarctic Research solicitation and is provided to assist proposers in developing their proposals for Antarctic research.  Additional information can be found on USAP.gov)
	OPP Guidelines and Award Conditions for Scientific Data (These guidelines from the Office of Polar Programs at the National Science Foundation (NSF) set out special conditions applicable to OPP grants to implement the Foundation's Data Management Policy by assuring timely submission of OPP-award data to national data centers and other OPP-specified repositories for secondary use by the scientific community.)
	Recent awards for Antarctic research (All ANT programs)
NSF proposal and award policy information
	Grant Proposal Guide
	Award and Administration Guide
	NSF Policy Office

RELATED WEB SITES

U.S. Antarctic Program web portal (usap.gov)
	Polar Ice (web-based software application used to assist in deployment preparation and to coordinate and facilitate support for antarctic research)
	Information for Proposers (links to support and logistics information on the U.S. Antarctic Program web portal)
	Science Planning Summaries (Summaries describing research field projects by antarctic field season)
	U.S. Antarctic Program Participants Guide (The book provides practical information about the U.S. Antarctic Program, preparation for deployment, transport of people and cargo, and living and working in Antarctica. The Guide answers many questions that arise during an initial deployment.)
	Vessel Science and Operations (USAP research ships specificiations and related information)
	U.S. Antarctic Stations Webcams McMurdo Station, Ross Island, Ross Sea region Amundsent-Scott South Pole Station (Due to extreme cold and darkness, the South Pole webcam is not available during winter.) Palmer Station, Anvers Island, Antarctic Peninsula region
	Antarctic Sun (USAP's online magazine)
	USAP Photo Library (Publicaly available photographs taken by U.S. Antarctic Program participants)

NEW INVESTIGATORS 2006 WORKSHOP

• Presentations made by OPP program directors and support contractor employees during the 2006 New Investigators Workshop
  
  

 

 

Last updated: 04/05/2011