Yes, in my notes I included a table I made of the relative density of researchers from different countries in the Arctic. I gave Canada the relative density of 1. The Americans are well below us, at 0.6. Russia is about the same density as us, but has more researchers, because it has a larger territory. On the other hand, Norway has 10 times more researchers than Canada; Sweden has five times more; Finland has six times more; Denmark has 1.8 times more. In proportion to its surface area, Iceland has 13 times more Arctic researchers per square metre than Canada.
