[PDF] Top 20 Cyberinfrastructure for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets

... for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets,” are based on the fact that “educational settings, audiences, and goals are too important to be adequately addressed as afterthoughts or add-ons ... See full document

... This leads to an important regional wind anomaly in a broad band around 55˚S, and the strength of westerlies that blow around the continent depends on phase and strength of SAM. Over the last 50 years, the SAM has ... See full document

... satellite remote sensing of glaciers and ice sheets exist ...Antarctic ice sheet mass balance [36,61,62], the global land ice contribution to SLR during the satellite era [10], ... See full document

... Jo urnal rifG lacio logy ent datasets are well described by l inear fits, but with differ­ ent slopes. For shallow ice of large ice sheets, a linear rela­ tionship between depth and age, t, is a ... See full document

... Figure 7. Histograms of ice cloud properties retrieved from measurements of RSP and CPL obtained on 2 September, 2013, during the SEAC 4 RS campaign. From left to right respectively, the panels show the effective ... See full document

... (2016), AUVs are increasingly being used for sea-ice research and are showing great potential (Singh et al., 2017; Lucieer et al., 2016; Norgren and Skjetne, 2014; Williams et al., 2014). However, all the ... See full document

... slab- ice-covered ...water ice covering an optically thick layer of snow in this ...the ice–air interface, the thickness of the slab layer and the mean grain diameter of the underlying ...water ... See full document

... The original plan had been to measure the snow reflectance with a Sun photometer CIMEL CE 318 at both places. How- ever, it turned out that the sea ice surface near Tara drift- ing at the time of the campaign near ... See full document

... ice deformation in most cases and significantly reduce the artificial noise discussed above. The obtained fields will be more realistic and closer to reality. This smoothing filter is applied to all partial ... See full document

... of ice core ...sea ice products derived from remote sensing ...sea ice covered ...sea ice region covered with frost flowers can be higher than the signal from multi-year ... See full document

... via remote sensing imagery was first achieved by the US spy satellite ARGON in 1963 ...coastlines, ice-shelf fronts, and glacier termini for several time intervals ...Amery Ice Shelf have been ... See full document

... sea ice conditions in western and eastern parts of Eurasian Arctic ...composite ice charts have been basedon the optical andinfraredrange as well as side-looking radar (SLR) satellite imagery from the ... See full document

... the ice surface, yet spatial differences are apparent between different ...snow, ice and cryoconite holes on the same glacier, 11 between adjacent glaciers 93 and between polar ...and ice ... See full document

... and remote sens- ing is the best way to do it. One key point of remote sensing is that can be performed from satellites at both global and local ... See full document

... However, a cloud radar can only partly detect the pre- dominantly liquid parts of the clouds where droplets are small but numerous. Here, the lidar backscatter signal is strongest but also strongly attenuated. As a ... See full document

... is related to the orientation of sastrugi (Long and Drinkwater, 2000). The direction of orientation estimated over WL using the second har- monic fitting of azimuth for the 10.7 GHz U observations is 95 ◦ and 100 ◦ , ... See full document

... Analysing East Antarctic data from ship-based observations between 1986 and 1992, Allison and Worby [1994] concluded that, between 60° and 90° E, the change in mean undeformed ice and sn[r] ... See full document

... Mass movement, in the context of our study, refers to the down- slope movement of Earth materials including rocks, glacier ice and debris triggered by agents such as gravity, water, and tectonic activity ( Ritter, ... See full document

... Brief Description: ASTER is an imaging instrument that is flying on Terra, a satellite launched in December 1999 as part of NASA's Earth Observing System (EOS).. ASTER will be used to o[r] ... See full document

... Remote Sensing is the science or the technique of deriving information about objects at the Earth surface from images using (parts of) the electromagnetic spectrum.. • Measuring electro[r] ... See full document