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Abisko Scientific Research Station
The Abisko Scientific Research Station (ANS) is a field research station owned by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences but managed by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat. Situated on the south shore of Lake Torneträsk, it lies at the edge of the Abisko National Park and is used by researchers from many countries. The varied geological, topographical and climatic conditions of the area allow it to be inhabited by a range of flora and fauna. These features which have caused the area to be given National Park status also make it an important place for scientific research, particularly of alpine and subalpine ecosystems.
==The Station==
The first proper field station to be established in the area dates back to 1903, however the official station has only been affiliated with the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences since 1935. The station holds meteorological datasets extending back to 1913, including air and soil temperature, precipitation and UV radiation. The research station has been the site of many long-term experiments investigating climate change impacts and is part of the International Tundra Experiment (ITEX) which is an international collaboration investigating the effects of environmental change on plants in circumpolar ecosystems. Since December 2010 the station is managed by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat.
The research station today consists of laboratories and general workrooms containing a variety of scientific equipment, and also of various 'outposts' where research is carried out ''in situ''. It is used for research, teaching and meetings, and has a large collection of scientific books and papers available on site.
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