The New Zealand Antarctic Research Programme for 1970-71

The New Zealand Antarctic Research Programme for 1970-71

by Porter

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History and description of Scott Base and summary of planned research programme and field projects.

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    How does Brian Porter capture the distinct psychological atmosphere of isolation and camaraderie at Scott Base in 1970-71?

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    In an era before digital communication, how do you imagine the physical detachment from the rest of the world affected the researchers' mindset and daily routines?

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    Porter outlines ambitious scientific and field projects for this specific season; how do you think the technological limitations of 1970 shaped the way these researchers approached problem-solving in extreme environments?

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