Turkish Scientists Study Arctic Climate Change
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Turkish scientists, including Professor Dr. Denizhan Vardar and Özkan Özel, conducted research on climate change in the Arctic. They used underwater robots and drones to examine living organisms on the seabed and studied ice melt rates over three years at Svalbard Island. The 6th National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition involved 12 scientists from Turkey and three foreign researchers, focusing on global climate change, marine ecosystems, and satellite navigation.
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Türk bilim insanları Arktik'te iklim, uzay ve konumlama teknoloji...
Türk bilim insanları Arktik'te iklim, uzay ve konumlama teknolojilerin...
Turkish scientists complete Arctic expedition with climate, space and...
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