Sharing a study led by Dr. Francesca Baldacchino, which I contributed to! We resolved the seasonal variation in glacier speed and found that speed-ups and slowdowns in ice flow are associated with water trapped beneath the glaciers.
👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.srs.2025.1…
😬Almost 40% of glaciers in Central Europe were lost between 2000 and 2023.
A new study, using data from various satellite🛰️observations -including @esa_cryosat mission- reveals alarming insights about the declining rate of glaciers.
Read the full study🔗 esa.int/Applications/Observi…
📊Access research-ready global climate data records!
ESA’s Climate Change Initiative provides python code examples and extensive documentation to navigate our Toolbox. Get fast access to about 500 robust, validated satellite records via our Jupyter Lab. Start using this pre-defined, free-of-charge environment and become a pro at accessing climate data.
Check out the new page here: climate.esa.int/en/data/tool…
Exciting news for #QGIS users! The "Google Earth Engine Plugin for QGIS" is now updated with new no-code tools that allow you to download and use #EarthEngine datasets in QGIS easily. Check out my newly contributed tutorials for the latest plugin (1/n) 👇
Happy to announce that @NSF support for OpenTopography has been renewed for another four years! This is the 5th generation of funding for OT. Support comes from NSF EAR's Geoinformatics program & the National Discovery Cloud for Climate initiative. More: opentopography.org/news/open…
ALT The 2017 Mud Creek landslide occurred along the Big Sur coastline of central California, approximately 140 kilometers south of San Francisco. The red areas indicate zones of erosion or material loss, while blue areas highlight where the displaced material was deposited.
If you are interested in how we can use numerical modelling and satellite altimetry to understand subglacial hydrology in Antarctica, check out my latest paper: doi.org/10.1029/2023JF007421@JGREarthSurface (1/5)
ALT Subglacial hydrology and ice-shelf basal melt rates
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According to our #CopernicusClimate Change Service:
📈April 2024 was the warmest April on record globally, with 0.67°C above the 1991-2020 average for April and 0.14°C above the previous high set in April 2016
Read more at 🔗 climate.copernicus.eu/climat…
The open-air style banquet in the annual meeting of geological and geophysical society of #Taiwan in #Hualien. The tent, in fact, is built on the surface rupture of 2018 earthquake! Good weather, nice people and nice food.
Published today in @igsoc, our new study that includes the first in-situ observations of Antarctic ice-shelf fracture due to surface meltwater lakes: bit.ly/4aZ0SNz