If you put up a new page, please add it to the list so we can start figuring out how to link everyone together:

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Marisa

Shackleton/Scott/Amundsen, etc - general links, first page off Tentative Research Areas

History of Antarctica - this is my main portal, has links to following:

• Terra Australis - earliest theory of Antarctic; possible links to mythology, psychogeography, geography?

• Sealing Period - earliest visitors, science; links to sealers, animals, geology (south magnetic pole), climate

• Heroic Age - brief timeline with further links below; potential links to int'l politics, pop culture, argentina base, geology/geography

• ––––> Belgica - first wintering in Antarctica; potential links to survival, weather/climate, sci/technology

• ––––> Discovery - another attempt; links to Scott, Shackleton, human survival, weather

• ––––> Nimrod - involves first trip to south magnetic pole, links to geography

• ––––> Aurora - survival story, nutrition, health, animals (dogs)

• ––––> Amundsen - mini blurb, main portal into all things Amundsen

• ––––> Scott - mini blurb, main portal into all things Scott

• ––––> Shackleton - mini blurb, main portal into all things Shackleton

Under Amundsen, Scott, and Shackleton, there are links to each explorer's respective

• Biography
• Motivation
• Preparation
• Journey
• Legacy

Under Scott there is Scott's Quotes
All three Legacy pages share similar themes and thus link to the same pages:

• mythology

• pop culture

• tourism

• Whaling Period - brief historical description; potential links to animals, human impact, commerce

• Permanent Stations - brief historical description; potential links to research stations, science

• Treaty Period - brief historical description; potential links to int'l politics, sovereignty, science

• Regulatory Period - brief historical description; potential links to science, climate, human impact, politics

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Emily

Antarctic Research - the main page with a short general overview and the following links

- Life on The Ice

• Individual Bases

---------> McMurdo Station (U.S.)

---------> Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station (U.S.)

---------> Esperanza Base (Argentina)

---------> Eduardo Frei Montalva Station (Chile)

• Polar Traditions

• Drinking Where You Never Run Out of Ice

• Women

• Psychology of Living in Antarctica

- Research Conducted

- Brief Historical Timeline of Research Stations in Antarctica

- Why do research in Antarctica?

• Final Frontier

• Natural Resources to Exploit

• Applications to Space Exploration

• Cooperation

- Consequences of Research

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Collin

Haven't totally figured this out but it's getting there. These pages will be split up and added to as necessary.

• Geography - Main Page
• Geology - Link here for prehistoric history of the continent, tectonic movement, etc.

• Mountains
• >> Vinson Massif
• >> Mount Erebus
• Climate
• Ice
• >> Continental Ice
• >> Ice Shelves
• >> Icebergs
• >> Sea Ice
• Volcanoes
• >> Mount Erebus
• >> Deception Island
• Oceans

• Mining
• >> Mineral Resources
• >> Environmental Impacts of Mining
• >> Politics of Mining
• >> Mining Antarctica

Where is the South Pole?

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Robert

• Psychogeography - Introduction

• Psychogeography - Why? - A look at those accounts, myths, pictures, etc. that have shaped the public's conception of the South Pole

----> Rationalism
----> Molding Knowledge

• Psychogeography - Why?, Pt. 2 - A continuation of Pt. 1 made to avoid cluttering

----> Adventure, Competition, Discovery
----> Pop Culture's Role

• Psychogeography - Why?, Pt. 3 - Clutter is bad

----> Loss, Desperation, Hopelessness

• Psychogeography - Why?, Pt. 4 - Down with clutter

----> Romantic Allure

• Psychogeography - What? - Fleshing out the typical conception of the South Pole

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Denise

MAIN Tourism to Antarctica INTRO PAGE

• The Impacts
• -------> Air New Zealand Flight 901--3 links: The Basic Facts, The Aftermath, The Legacies
• -------> Other Environmental Consequences of Tourism
• -------> Oil spill of the Bahia Paraiso
• --------> Future Concerns

• The Facts
• -------> Tourists by Air
• -------> Tourists by Sea
• -------> Statistics (growth and predicted effects) and increased commercialism

• The Motivations

• -------> Appeal of Antarctica
• -------> Sense of Adventure-->--> Amundsen, Scott, Shackleton, Swimming Antarctica
• -------> Wildlife
• -------> Physical Landscape
• -------> Psychogeography

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Deborah

Wildlife- main introductory page, links to Antarctic Research, Tourism to Antarctica, Politics, Psychogeography

• Penguins

• -------->Adelie Penguins
• -------->Emperor Penguins
• --------> Chinstrap Penguins
• --------> Gentoo Penguins

• Antarctic Birds

• Seals

• Whales

• Plant Life- mosses, liverworts, algae, fungi

• Conservation and Endangerment

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Stefan's:

Access

Sustainability

Transportation

Travelling to Antarctica

Travelling in Antarctica

Air

HERC C-130

HERC C-130 Photo Gallery

deHavilland Twin Otter

Twin Otter Photo Gallery

Kenn Borek Air

Sea

Icebreakers

ship moving through ice

Icebreaker Photo Gallery

Ground

Ground Transportation Photo Gallery

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Bear

Lake Vida and Other Glacial Lakes

Aliens

Dinosaurs

And Leopard Seals, oh, my!

Swimming Antarctica

Melting Antarctica? Global Warming and the Consequences of Research

What they Found

All About Vida

This is the updated list of my sites on the wiki-- some link only to themselves so that there is some sort of linear trajectory within my pages, but a lot of them link to other people's, especially to the wildlife pages and psychogeography. Also consequences of research, and I should probably go in and link them to the ice pages that Collin's doing. But the bones are down for sure.

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Victoria

Conspiracy: Nazi's, UFO's, and Clouds

• Germany and the Third Reich in Antarctica

• Hitler's Escape to Antarctica

• ----New Swabia ---> German expedition/Nazi conspiracy

• ----Operation Highjump ---> American expedition/conspiracy

• Deception Island Conspiracy ---> location of several UFO sightings

• ALH84001 meteorite ---> Martian meteorite mistakenly thought to contain extraterrestrial fossils

• Sightings in Antarctica ---> UFO's

• Black Ray Cloud ---> cloud formation associated with Nazi presence & Operation Highjump

Modern conceptions/pulp media

• Antarctica song ---> song by Midnight Oil

• My Antarctica song ---> song by Duran Duran

• The Moon and Antarctica ---> album by Modest Mouse

• Robert Doherty's "Area 51" ---> novel w/ alien conspiracy

• John Carpenter's "The Thing" ---> film/video game about alien conspiracy

• Doctor Who: The Seeds of Doom ---> tv show episode/book w/ similar plot to "The Thing"

• Happy Feet ---> recent children's movie set in Antarctica

• The X-files: The Movie ---> part involves alien conspiracy in Antarctica

• Deception Point ---> novel involving ALH84001 meteorite (Antarctic) set in Arctic

• The Thing From Another World ---> origin of "The Thing" based in the Arctic

• The X-Files: Ice ---> t.v. episode on alien conspiracy in the Arctic

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Rebecca

Politics: The South Pole: A Utopia?

• Population
• The Antarctic Treaty
• -----> Links to Treaty Period
• -----> Links to Regulatory Period
• Environmental Protection Policies
• -----> Links to Climate
• -----> Links to Wildlife
• Territorial Claims
• - But What Is Sovereignty Really?
• -----> Links to Psychology of Living in Antarctica
• -----> Links to Esperanza Base (Argentina)
• Law Enforcement

Mythology

• Terra Incognita
• -----> Links to Terra Australis
• The Hollow Earth Theory
• ----->Links to Conspiracy
• Atlantis
• Current Mythology
• -----> Links to Psychogeography

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Presentation Discussion

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Presentation Slides

DownloadMythology of the South Pole.ppt

Downloadtourism_8sites.ppt

DownloadPsychogeography Slides.ppt

DownloadSouth Pole Politics.ppt

Downloadlife on the ice slides.ppt

Downloadscott of the antarctic.ppt

Downloadwhereis_southpole.ppt

DownloadAntarcticaConspiracyPulpMedia.ppt

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Presentation Format

wear white, distribute profiles and questions to characters

1. Stefan - Intro. and Characters introduce themselves
2. Rebecca - Before people knew what Antarctica was here’s what people thought (terra incognita)
3. Victoria - Modern conceptions/conspiracy
4. Robert - Psychogeography
5. Marisa - History
6. Collin - Geology
7. Emily - Research
8. Bear - Water/seals
9. Deborah- Wildlife
10. Denise - Tourism
11. Stefan - Access (how do you stay there?)
12. Rebecca - legality (what do we do once we’re there?)
13. Collin- Conclusion. where is the south pole? what is it? what does it mean?

DownloadCharacterPresentationQuestions.doc

DownloadCharacterBiosandQuestionsFINAL.doc