"Hefei" instruments will work in Antarctica

According to reports, on the only polar ship in China, in addition to many Anhuis, there are many monitoring instruments from Hefei, especially a series of research results formed by HKUST, which represents the “Hefei” instrument. Will work in Antarctica.

First, the scientific research achievements of Hefei attract international attention. “In the research of Antarctic science and technology in China, the team led by Professor Sun Liguang of the University of Science and Technology has set a new path and formed a set of its own scientific research system.” In the eyes of the 29th scientific expedition team deputy leader Sun Kun of Kunlun station. Hefei has achieved a small number of achievements in the Antarctic scientific research. The research results have attracted the attention of the international polar scientific research community.

"This time, Zhang Lulu from China University of Science and Technology is also a member of the Kunlun Railway Station. His research topic is Professor Sun Liguang's ecological geology." Sun Bo said that this subject is more "exclusive" in the polar scientific research community, in the International Polar Expedition Research in the forefront of research, can be said to be a "discovery journey" in the polar expedition.

Second, "Hefei made" instruments will work in Antarctica. In order to complete polar scientific research missions, the inspectors carry many scientific instruments on board. These instruments are from Hefei.

“This is a monitoring instrument designed by Anguang that can detect the change of bromine oxide in the atmosphere.” Zhang Kelu, a science expedition member of the University of Science and Technology of China, led the reporter to climb to the top of Xuelong, and one from Hefei was named “Multifunctional Passive”. Differential absorption spectroscopy system is running.

"This instrument was newly taken on the Snow Dragon this year, and will be brought to the Kunlun Station for monitoring. No one has done any monitoring of bromine oxide in the Antarctic inland." Zhang Lulu explained that because of the oxidation of bromine and the atmosphere Another pollutant "Hg" has a close relationship. The monitoring of bromine oxide can provide some basic data for the study of Antarctic and global atmospheric changes.

Third, will apply for special management area in Antarctica. In an interview, Sun Bo revealed that the possible breakthrough point of the Antarctic scientific expedition at Kunlun station is the “deep ice core” and plans to build a deep ice core drilling system at the Kunlun station. And complete the system debugging work.

"The deep ice core will help restore the historical records of the climate environment. This work is likely to allow China to take the lead in the world to extract the oldest ice core samples. Our goal is to pursue millions of years." Sun Bo said.

At the same time, Sun Bo said that with the construction of China’s Antarctic Kunlun Station, they will apply for a special management area at Kunlun Station. “After applying for a special administrative area, other countries in the world must inform and apply to China before the activities around Kunlun Station.” Sun Bo said that during the Antarctic research, they will collect a series of data around the Kunlun station to form a A copy of the "Kunlun Station Special Management District Document" was submitted to relevant international organizations for deliberation.