
DIWA Goes Svalbard: From Seafloor Sediments to Lake Varves in Seven Weeks
Laura Laaksonen, University of Turku, lmelaa@utu.fi This story goes back to 2024 when I was flying home from Svalbard, Norway, after my first course at
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Laura Laaksonen, University of Turku, lmelaa@utu.fi This story goes back to 2024 when I was flying home from Svalbard, Norway, after my first course at

Petra Saari, Åbo Akademi University, petra.saari@abo.fi Scientific diving is an important tool for marine research, providing access to underwater environments and data that would otherwise

Eeva Järvi Laturi, University of Oulu. Eeva.Jarvi-Laturi@oulu.fi Flying thousands of kilometers to study climate change can feel contradictory. Environmental research often aims to understand and

Bhattarabhop Viriyaroj & Reeta Vaahtera Doctoral studies can be full of adventures, one of which is travelling to a conference. Earlier this year, we* went

Md Moinul Islam, moinul.islam@oulu.fi Nordic inland waters are among the most extensively monitored freshwater systems on Earth. Across Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark, thousands of

Elina Heikkilä, University of Eastern Finland, elina.heikkila@uef.fi The source-to-sea approach is a core concept of Digital Waters research. In DIWA, water systems are studied as