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Toolik Field Station (EXT-034)

Toolik Field Station is documented in the DePaul Resource Map as external partner at DePaul University, External partner organization, University of Alaska Fairbanks — Toolik Field Station (Arctic LTER site), Off-campus (North Slope, Alaska). Access: 🟡 Yellow — Needs an appointment or affiliation.

Summary 🟡 ✓

  • College / school: External partner organization
  • Sub-unit: University of Alaska Fairbanks — Toolik Field Station (Arctic LTER site)
  • Campus/Location: Off-campus (North Slope, Alaska)
  • Last Verified: August 21, 2026

Access (availability): 🟢 Green — open or routine · 🟡 Yellow — appointment or affiliation · 🔴 Red — restricted · ⚪/⚫ White/Black — not yet classified

Verification: ✓ confirmed · ~ likely · ? needs review · ✕ archived

Organization

Toolik Field Station is a University of Alaska Fairbanks Arctic research station supporting ecosystem and atmospheric field campaigns.

Access status

  • Access: 🟡 Yellow — Needs an appointment or affiliation
  • Rationale: External Arctic field station (UAF); Potosnak isoprene campaigns named Toolik as collection site.
  • Access URL: www.uaf.edu/toolik
  • Contact name: Office of Research Services
  • Contact email: ors@depaul.edu
  • Verification date: 2026-08-21
  • Source URLs:
  • www.uaf.edu/toolik
  • doi.org/10.5194/bg-10-871-2013

Relationship to DePaul

Mark J. Potosnak coauthored Biogeosciences work with field campaigns at Toolik (Gate C batch 2).

Verification

  • Status: ✓ Confirmed
  • Rationale: Potosnak Biogeosciences 2013 Methods name Toolik Field Station campaigns.
  • Last verified: 2026-08-21
  • Evidence:

Documented connections

Generated from documented publication and people connections. Superscript numbers open Sources below. Multiple sources on one claim are grouped as 1,4. Grant links are listed on publication and grant pages.

Publications

People on linked publications

Sources

  1. Field campaigns were conducted during the summers of 2005, 2010 and 2011 and took place at the Toolik Field Station. Archived source retained by Resource Map maintainers. View current source
  2. Named in a published article. Archived source retained by Resource Map maintainers. View current source