The Special Committee - AMRCC will focus on developing the Science Mission Requirements for any future Arctic icebreaking capability. The Committee brings together scientists, technicians, and operators who have extensive experience at conducting oceanographic science in the Arctic. WHOI’s Dr. Carin Ashjian is the Chair of the AMRCC. Taking this important step now ensures that the U.S. government is ready to move ahead to develop future any future Arctic icebreaking capability that includes the ability to support oceanographic science - such has been done by U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker HEALY for the past 24 years. It is anticipated that the AMRCC will host a community workshop at some point to engage with the Arctic science community to solicit their input and support for the emerging science mission requirements that anticipate the future of polar science. The AMRCC is expected to deliver its report summer 2025.
Current UNOLS AMRCC members are below and can be found here.
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