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Work undertaken during the 1989-90 season will be published in the following manner:

1.	Two papers for the New Zealand Antarctic Record: one on ground water hydrology and its importance in the Antarctic (a little reported area); and one on the instrumentation used during the season.
2.	One paper for either Nature, the Journal of Hydrology, or the Journal of Glaciology on the results of the field season and their implications to the discussion of "global warming" and predicted consequent rises in sea level.
3.	The sedimentological work will be initially reported as an Honours dissertation submitted in the Research School of Earth Sciences at Victoria University before possible publication in the Journal of Hydrology.
4.	One paper on the aeolian sediment transport processes and landforms will be published in "Earth Surface Processes".
5.	One paper on the albedo measurements and variations in the temperature profiles will be published in "Earth Surface Processes".
6.	One paper on the work undertaken on the "patterned" ground will be published in "Earth Surface Processes".
7.	At least one paper on the work undertaken on terrestrial photogrammetry will be published in a reputable "Photogrammetry Journal".
8.	At least four conference papers should also come from the work of the past season.