Emulating the expansion of Antarctic perennial firn aquifers in the 21st century Abstract. Perennial firn aquifers (PFAs) are year-round bodies of liquid water within firns, which modulate meltwater runoff to crevasses, potentially impacting ice-shelf and ice-sheet stability. Rece...

New paper out in #TheCryosphere about #Antarctic perennial #firn aquifers in the 21st century.
By using a #XGBoost #emulator we use a ensemble of 12, with different scenarios, RCMs and GCMs.
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New preprint just landed in @EGUsphere for #TheCryosphere - it's about our fieldwork in NW #Greenland near Qaanaaq - so it'syou're interested in #glaciers, calving, #icebergs and melange go check it out.
#NCKF

(May blog it later if I get time, still trying to finalise another paper for […]

Snow depth estimation on leadless landfast ice using Cryo2Ice satellite observations Abstract. Observations of snow on Arctic Sea ice are vitally important for sea ice thickness estimation, bio-physical processes, and human activities. While previous studies have combined CryoSat-2- a...

1/ 📢 Excited to share our new research published in #TheCryosphere on snow depth estimation in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago using #Cryo2Ice satellite data! 🛰️ Here's a thread on what we found and why it matters. 🧵👇

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