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Icebergs on the move: We develop forecasts for where they are going - NERSC As global temperatures rise, glaciers around the world are melting faster, including in Greenland. More icebergs are breaking off from glaciers along the

An iceberg broke loose in Greenland last summer - massive, unpredictable, and drifting close to cruise routes.
Our researchers followed it from space using satellites, currents, and code.
Here’s how we did it: nersc.no/en/features/...
#Arctic #ClimateChange #IcebergTracking

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Iceberg A-76. Image: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2021), processed by ESA, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

Iceberg A-76. Image: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2021), processed by ESA, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

[5/5] Le suivi des icebergs géants comme A-23A permet de mieux comprendre l’impact du réchauffement sur la cryosphère et les courants océaniques. Ces masses flottantes sont de puissants indicateurs géographiques des bouleversements climatiques. #geography #icebergtracking #climatechange

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Map showing the trajectory of Iceberg A-23A, originating from spending decades on the seafloor of the Weddell Sea before moving northward. Map: NASA, December 20, 2024.

Map showing the trajectory of Iceberg A-23A, originating from spending decades on the seafloor of the Weddell Sea before moving northward. Map: NASA, December 20, 2024.

[4/5] La dérive des #icebergs vers le nord est suivie par satellite. Elle peut perturber les écosystèmes : si #A-23A s’échoue durablement, il pourrait bloquer les routes d’alimentation des phoques et manchots autour de la #GéorgieduSud. #geography #icebergtracking #climatechange #southernocean

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Map showing the path of Iceberg A68-A from September 7, 2017 – November 13, 2020. Map: NASA.

Map showing the path of Iceberg A68-A from September 7, 2017 – November 13, 2020. Map: NASA.

[3/5] En se fragmentant à cause de l’eau plus chaude, #A-23A a perdu 360 km² en surface. Le plus grand fragment, nommé A-23C, mesure 11 x 14 milles nautiques. Ce phénomène d’ "edge wasting" accélère la disparition des plus grands icebergs. #geography #icebergtracking #climatechange #southernocean

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Satellite image showing the grounded Iceberg A-23A off the coast of South Georgia Island. Image: NASA, March 2, 2025, MODIS.

Satellite image showing the grounded Iceberg A-23A off the coast of South Georgia Island. Image: NASA, March 2, 2025, MODIS.

[2/5] Guidé par les courants et les vents, #A-23A a dérivé sur plus de 2.000 km en suivant l’ "iceberg alley" vers l’Atlantique sud. Depuis mars 2025, il est échoué au large de l’île de #GéorgieduSud sur un plateau peu profond à 55°S. #geography #icebergtracking #climatechange #southernocean

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World's Biggest Iceberg Currently, the largest iceberg in the world is A-23A, with an area of 3,880 square kilometers.

[1/5] #iceberg A-23A, né de la plateforme de glace Filchner-Ronne, est aujourd’hui le plus grand du monde avec 3.460 km² soit la taille de l’État de Rhode Island. Resté bloqué des décennies dans la mer de #Weddell il a repris sa dérive dans l’océan Austral en 2020. #geography #icebergtracking

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A Chicago-Sized Iceberg Breaks Loose and Scientists Are Tracking Its Wild Journey A massive iceberg, nearly the size of Chicago, has broken away from the George VI Ice Shelf and embarked on a wild journey along Antarctica’s coastline. Satellite images reveal its dramatic escape,...

A Chicago-Sized Iceberg Breaks Loose and Scientists Are Tracking Its Wild Journey #Science #EarthSciences #Oceanography #IcebergTracking #ClimateChange #OceanScience

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A Chicago-Sized Iceberg Breaks Loose and Scientists Are Tracking Its Wild Journey A massive iceberg, nearly the size of Chicago, has broken away from the George VI Ice Shelf and embarked on a wild journey along Antarctica’s coastline. Satellite images reveal its dramatic escape,...

A Chicago-Sized Iceberg Breaks Loose and Scientists Are Tracking Its Wild Journey #Science #EarthSciences #Oceanography #IcebergTracking #ClimateChange #OceanScience

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