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Hi, so my name is Chip Miller. I'm the deputy science lead

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for the NASA ABoVE, Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiement project.

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And we're here today, Wednesday, the 13th of July,

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2016 in Fox. Alaska. up on top of a mountain

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and behind me you can see what we call the CARVE or

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CRV tower. From the top of the tower, we're actually making

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measurements of carbon dioxide, methane, carbon monoxide

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and water vapor, which allows us to understand carbon cycling

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in Alaska. And we're doing this continuously, once every

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second, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.