Hi, so my name is Chip Miller. I'm the deputy science lead
for the NASA ABoVE, Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiement project.
And we're here today, Wednesday, the 13th of July,
2016 in Fox. Alaska. up on top of a mountain
and behind me you can see what we call the CARVE or
CRV tower. From the top of the tower, we're actually making
measurements of carbon dioxide, methane, carbon monoxide
and water vapor, which allows us to understand carbon cycling
in Alaska. And we're doing this continuously, once every
second, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.