Citing Glacier Speed Data or Imagery Cite data in publications such as journal papers, articles, presentations, posters, and websites. Please send copies of, or links to, published works citing data, imagery, or tools accessed through ASF to [email protected] with “New Publication” on subject line. Format Example Dataset: Glacier Flow Speed, Burgess et al. 2013. Retrieved from …
Download Data in Zip format Improving projections of future sea level rise will require a thorough understanding of how climate change will affect glacier flow speeds. Flow speeds of ocean-calving glaciers originating from ice sheets have been closely monitored for many years, leading to better understanding of ocean-ice sheet interactions. But flow velocities of mountain …
For General Users and Educators: Google Earth Map Download a .kmz file that can be opened in Google Earth to show the statewide glacier-flow-speed map. Flow-speed is shown by color, as indicated in the scale at the bottom of the Google Earth screen. If clicking on the .kmz file gives you a message about a …
Download Data in Zip Format Glacier surface velocities were derived using ALOS PALSAR fine beam data (L-Band, HH Polarization, 46-day orbit interval) provided through ASF. Repeat image pairs, acquired within one- to two-orbit intervals, were used to measure the ground displacement of features on glacier surfaces, such as crevasses or Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) speckle. Ground displacement was …
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