SIKU: Knowing Our Ice

SIKU: International Polar Year Project #166 (An Overview).- SIKU: International Polar Year Project #166 (An Overview).- Recording the Knowledge: Inuit Observations of Ice, Climate and Change.- Weather Variability and Changing Sea Ice Use in Qeqertaq, West Greenland, 19872008.- Mapping Inuit Sea Ice Knowledge, Use, and Change in Nunavut, Canada (Cape Dorset, Igloolik, Pangnirtung).- Its Cold, but Not Cold Enough: Observing Ice and Climate Change in Gambell, Alaska, in IPY 20072008 and Beyond.- Sea Ice Distribution and Ice Use by Indigenous Walrus Hunters on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska.- Sila-Inuk: Study of the Impacts of Climate Change in Greenland.- Using the Ice: Indigenous Knowledge and Modern Technologies.- The Sea, the Land, the Coast, and the Winds: Understanding Inuit Sea Ice Use in Context.- The Igliniit Project: Combining Inuit Knowledge and Geomatics Engineering to Develop a New Observation Tool for Hunters.- Assessing the Shorefast Ice: Iupiat Whaling Trails off Barrow, Alaska.- Creating an Online Cybercartographic Atlas of Inuit Sea Ice Knowledge and Use.- Learning, Knowing, and Preserving the Knowledge.- The Power of Multiple Perspectives: Behind the Scenes of the SikuInuitHila Project.- Knowings About Sigu: Kigiqtaamiut Hunting as an Experiential Pedagogy.- The Ice Is Always Changing: Yupik Understandings of Sea Ice, Past and Present.- Qanuq Ilitaavut: How We Learned What We Know (Wales Inupiaq Sea Ice Dictionary).- SIKU and Siku: Opening New Perspectives.- Indigenous Knowledge and Sea Ice Science: What Can We Learn from Indigenous Ice Users?.- Franz Boas and Inuktitut Terminology for Ice and Snow: From the Emergence of the Field to the Great Eskimo Vocabulary Hoax.- Inuit Sea Ice Terminology in Nunavut andNunatsiavut.- Two Greenlandic Sea Ice Lists and Some Considerations Regarding Inuit Sea Ice Terms.- Partnerships in Policy: What Lessons Can We Learn from IPY SIKU?.- Epilogue: The Humanism of Sea Ice.