Successful test flight at @NASA_Wallops of the Platform Vanilla UAS with the @CReSIS snow radar . Ready for flights over sea ice out of AK in November. Nice takeoff and landing. @DrBrookeMedley ,@Seal4589
Operation #IceBridge is officially over. It passed its NASA Key Decision Point F review today. Excellent presentation by @JoeMacGregor , @DrBrookeMedley , @linetteboisvert And what an accomplishment by so many people @NASA_ICE So proud of the team.
youtu.be/c4_CNJx7FRM
The 2021 NASA Research Opportunities in Earth Science are out! For Cryo, we're doing something different this year: Double Anonymous Peer Review. The goal is reduce gender and cognitive biases. Proud to be spearheading this for Earth Science. #EqualityInScience
@AxelSchweiger The problem really is: data have shown that the success rate for proposals with female PIs is lower than those with male PIs. When other disciplines tried double blind proposal reviews the success rates became more even.
Nice article but the facts on ICESat-2 are wrong. It will NOT run out of fuel in 2025! The fuel should last for decades.
The loss of altimeter capability at the highest latitudes later this decade is pretty much a given. The question is over how long the data gap will last. @esa_cryosat @NASA_ICESat2 bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
US grad students and advisors: The final text of the NASA opportunity for grad student fellowships is out: tinyurl.com/y2u3jpru
Deadline is Feb.4. There is a pre-proposal telecom on 11/7.
Would love to see many cryo proposals!!
Thorsten Markus retweeted
CryoTEMPO-EOLIS products exploit #CryoSat’s SARIn mode and the novel Swath processing technique to deliver increased spatial and temporal coverage of time-dependent elevation over land ice. Last week, the products went live for #Antarctica. Read more👉 earth.esa.int/eogateway/news…
Congrats to a great #WAIS2020. Loved the creative, COVID-adjusted, format and especially the sessions on Diversity and Early Career issues. Very nicely done @MinesGlaciology @icy_simkins @Indrani59031964 @icy_pete @DrBrookeMedley, Knut Christianson
Great NSF-NASA collaboration!
Very nice and informative video of the changing Arctic.
Arctic sea ice reached its second-lowest minimum extent on record on Sept. 15, 2020. This year’s extent was larger only than 2012’s extent. @NASA and @NSIDC track sea ice through the year.
go.nasa.gov/33LwmFH
NASA Sees High Temps, Fires & Annual Sea Ice Minimum in Warming Arctic
On Sept. 15, 2020, Arctic sea ice reached its annual minimum extent -- the second-lowest on record. This summer, temperatures soared in the Siberian Arctic, and intense fires burned through peatland.
Very nice article on Koni Steffen. Ironically, just last week we were talking about details for next year's field season.
cbsnews.com/news/konrad-stef…
This has been in the works for quite a while. So glad it's happening! Thanks @esa_cryosat
@CryoSat, so good for science.
bbc.com/news/science-environ…
Maybe the first direct evidence of continuous wintertime residual meltwater drainage, thus confirming existence of a wet bed and live subglacial hydrological system year-round for at least some parts of the ice sheet. Nice work, @lincolnpitcher
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Excited to see that NASA cryo science is getting attention by our managers.
Last week, @NASA_ICE scientists announced they had discovered that ice sheets in Antarctica & Greenland have lost enough ice per year to raise global sea level by half of an inch a 16-yr span. Want to learn more? Watch #NASAScience Live at 3pm ET today: youtu.be/jQaxUUraV_c
Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice in quantities of gigatons. But how much is a gigaton of ice? Some very nice downloadable animations that visualize it. climate.nasa.gov/news/2933/v…
ESA has a new date for the CryoSat conference. Same place.











