Recent Submissions

• Recent Changes to Langjökull Icecap, Iceland: An investigation integrating airborne LiDAR and satellite imagery ﻿

(Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, 2009)
Langjökull, Iceland’s second largest icecap (~950 km$^{2}$), was the subject of an incomplete airborne LiDAR survey in August 2007. This study investigates and evaluates the application of photoclinometry, which employs ...
• Submarine Landforms and Late Quaternary Ice Flow in Hinlopen Strait, Northern Svalbard Margin ﻿

(Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, 2010-10-05)
The Hinlopen Trough is a 70km long cross-shelf trough on the Northern Svalbard margin. During the last glacial period, this trough is thought to have been occupied by an ice stream which flowed north across the continental ...
• Iceberg Ploughmarks on the Continental Shelf and Slope of Central West Greenland ﻿

(Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, 2011-09-27)
• South-east Greenland Ice Sheet short term response to environmental conditions ﻿

(Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, 2009-10-02)
An automated method for tracking the calving margin positions of tidewater glaciers from MODIS imagery was developed, allowing for the recording of high temporal resolution change over 24 glaciers. Results compared well ...