Teaching Gallery: EVRN 142 Environmental Studies Program for the Global Environments II

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

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Teaching Gallery: EVRN 142 Environmental Studies Program for the Global Environments II
April 12, 2011–April 24, 2011
White Gallery, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Terry Evans CRESIS photos from Greenland Glacier exhibit for EVRN 142 Environmental Studies Program for the Global Environments II

Works of art

Terry Evans (born 1944), CReSIS and NASA crews in an airport hanger at Ilulissat
Terry Evans (born 1944), CReSIS and NASA crews in an airport hanger at Ilulissat
Terry Evans
CReSIS and NASA crews in an airport hanger at Ilulissat
June 25, 2008
Terry Evans (born 1944), Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
Terry Evans (born 1944), Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
Terry Evans
Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
July, 2007
Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS) (founded 2005), One of the dozens of radar echograms compiled from the data resulting from an aerial survey to determine the depth of Jakobshavn Glacier
Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS) (founded 2005), One of the dozens of radar echograms compiled from the data resulting from an aerial survey to determine the depth of Jakobshavn Glacier
Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS)
One of the dozens of radar echograms compiled from the data resulting from an aerial survey to determine the depth of Jakobshavn Glacier
summer, 2008, afternoon
Terry Evans (born 1944), Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
Terry Evans (born 1944), Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
Terry Evans
Chalkboards from a CReSIS classroom and office showing work in progress, including the interpretation of radar data that contributes to an understanding of the glacier
July, 2007