Ræða utanríkisráðherrans Össurs Skarphéðinssonar 6. febrúar 2013 á Borgum, Akureyri, í tilefni af undirskrift Háskólans á Akureyri og ráðuneytisins um Arctic Cooperation Network, Norðurslóðamiðstöð Íslands.

Martin Robards, PhD, Wildlife Conservation Society and University of Alaska Fairbanks: Lessons from the Bering Strait case study. Recorded at the Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway. October 2012.

Robert Corell, PhD, Climate change and critical thresholds in Arctic societies and resilience assessments? Recorded at the Arctic Resilience Report in Kautokeino Norway, October 2012.

Day 1 - Discussions after Working Session. Recorded at the Arctic Resilience Report in Kautokeino Norway, October 2012.

Day 2: Discussions after Working Session. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop, Kautokeino, Norway.

Short presentations on Reindeer Herding and Working Session, recorded at the Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway. October 2012.

Douglas Clark, PhD, University of Saskachewan: Lessons from the Yukon case study. Recorded at the Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway. October 2012.

Anders Oskal, Director, International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry. Welcome address. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Niko Valkeapää, Vice President, Saami Council. Welcome address. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Johan Mathis Turi, General Secretary, Association of World Reindeer Herders (WRH). Welcome address. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Martin Sommerkorn; WWF -- Global Arctic Program: Conceptual overview of the ARR methodology. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Sarah Cornell, PhD Stockholm Resilience Center: The ARR approach to assessing thresholds in the Arctic. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Annika E. Nilsson, PhD, Stockholm Environment Institute: Arctic Resilience Report. Background and project overview. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Inger Marie Gaup Eira, Associate Professor, Sámi University College: Sami language as the source of traditional knowledge in resilience research. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Johan Rockström, Professor, Stockholm Resilience Center, Arctic resilience in a global perspective. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Mikkel Nils Sara, Associate Professor, Sámi University College: Siida and traditional knowlegde. Keynote presentation. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Allyson Quinlan, PhD, Resilience Alliance: Introduction to ARR case studies and their potential in the assessment. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Gary Kofinas, Professor, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Adaptive and transformative capacity in the Arctic. Lessons from the literature. Recorded By Arctic Portal. Arctic Resilience Report Workshop in Kautokeino, Norway, October 2012.

Dr. Ingibjörg Jónsdóttir, University of Iceland. A Journey into the Melting Ice. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Trausti Valsson, University of Iceland. Climate and Other Drivers of Settlement Change in Iceland - The Past Used to Predict the Future. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Opening address from Einar Gunnarsson, permanent secretary of state, Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Iceland. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Opening address from Torgeir Larsen, State secretary from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Steingrímur Jónsson, University of Akureyri and Icelandic Marine Research institute. Past, Present and Future of Icelandic-Norwegian Cooperation in Arctic and Sub-Arctic oceanography. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Astrid Ogilvie, CICERO. A Brief History of Climate in Iceland. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Oyvind Nordli, Norwegian Meteorological Office. Temperature variability and trends at Svalbard during the instrumental period 1898-2012 by additional use of newly-compiled old data from over-wintering hunters. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Ingunn Tombre, NINA, Tromso. An interdisciplinary approach to the conflicts between agricultural interests and arctic geese in Norway; results from research projects and potential links to the Icelandic situation. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Anna Karlsdóttir, University of Iceland. Into the deep - Denmark strait and cruiseship tourism traffic. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Ms. Embla Eir Oddsdóttir, Stefansson Arctic Institute. Increased activity in the Arctic: resilience, perception and risk in transition. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Peter Arbo, University of Tromsø. The future prospects of the Arctic. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Níels Einarsson. Stefansson Arctic Institute. Discussions and summary. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Dr. Árny Sveinbjörnsdóttir, University of Iceland. The Eemian interglacial in Greenland ice cores. In Northern Mists: Understanding the Past, predicting the future - Icelandic and Norwegian Contributions to Arctic Research. Recorded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Held in the University of Akureyri 12. and 13. of November 2012.

Documentary film on European researchers investigating climate change in Earths past in order to better understand trigger effects and climatic changes in the future.

Proceedings of Marine Geological survey based on the CHINAREs_liu Y.G

Interactions among Arctic atmosphere, sea ice and ocean and their links to China

Fate of some typical Persistent toxic substances from the northern Pacific to the adjacent Arctic

Monitoring of pollutants in the marine environment around Iceland

Thorsteinn Gunnarsson Arctic policy and research cooperation 17 August 2012

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Huigen Yang Expedition leader Deyi Ma Chief Scientist

Huigen Yang & Hongqiao Hu @PRIC

Halldor Johannsson @AP

Gunnlaugur Bjornsson @SI

Þorsteinn Gunnarsson @RANNÍS

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