Glacier flow at the southern Antarctic Peninsula has increased since the 1990s, but a new study has found the change to be only a third of what was recently reported. An international team of researchers, led by CPOM, is the…
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Radar mission Sentinel-1 continues to monitor the growing crack in Antarctica’s Larsen-C ice shelf, which is expected to produce a massive iceberg Two Sentinel-1 radar images from 7 and 14 April 2017 have been combined to reveal the growing…
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Around 250 million measurements taken by ESA’s CryoSat mission over the last six years have been used to create a unique 3D view of Antarctica, offering a snapshot of the undulating surface of this vast ice sheet. CryoSat’s radar altimeter…
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CPOM is seeking an excellent PhD candidate to work at the interface of climate and space science. Using Earth Observation data acquired by satellites such as CryoSat-2, the European Space Agency’s mission dedicated to monitoring the polar regions, you…
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An almost 25-year long record of elevation change of some of Antarctica’s fastest flowing and receding glaciers reveals important differences in the timing of retreat between single glaciers and the pace by which the ice loss spreads to Antarctica’s interior,…
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ESA is holding a new advanced Cryosphere Training Course devoted to training the next generation of Earth Observation (EO) scientists to exploit data from ESA and operational EO Missions for science and applications development. Postgraduate and postdoctoral research scientists, and…
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This image combining two scans by Sentinel-1A’s radar shows that parts of the Pine Island glacier flowed about 100 m (in pink) between 3 March and 15 March 2015. Light blue represents stable ice on either side of the stream….
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