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Nicolaus Copernicus University Polar Station is the northernmost
Polish research unit. It is located in the northern part of coastal
plain called Kaffiøyra (Coffee Plain), on the northwestern
Spitsbergen, the biggest island in the arctic archipelago Svalbard.
Hahut (this is the name of NCU Polar Station) provides facilities for the
organization of Nicolaus Copernicus Polar Expeditions. So far there were
orginized thirty seven Expeditions. Members of them were scientist from both
Polish and foreign research units, students, climbers, speleologists and divers.
In base on Station we conduct research mainly in glaciology, hydrology,
geomorphology and climatology.
Please browse our website to get further informations.
Localization of NCU Polar Station - click to enlarge
(Król M., Ćmielewski M., 2010, Sattelite Orthofotomap - Forlandsundet - Spitsbergen)

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Whole map is available to download in Research section
Hahut in spring and summer time - click to get larger
SAON (Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks)
were conducted
Faculty of Earth Sciences NCU
Lwowska 1, 87-100 Torun
e-mail: irso@umk.pl
Iridium satellite phone (working during expedition time only): +8816 41415688
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Webmaster: Marcin Nowak marcin_nowak@onet.eu
