The researchers conclude the following from their work: «This result confirms the ability of GPS networks in Greenland, Antarctica and elsewhere to directly
sense ice mass changes at sub-annual as well as longer timescales.
Not exact matches
One year of winter
ice ceover is clearly not enough to predict a
change in the
ice mass trend, but I think one year may be enough to
sense a
change in public attitude with regard to the reality and seriousness of AGW.
Christopher A. Shuman Research Scientist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Specialties:
Ice elevation
changes and glacier
mass losses using altimetry in combination with other remote
sensing in the Antarctica Peninsula, the accuracy of early ICESat - 1 data, composite temperature records derived from AWS passive microwave data from SMMR and SSM / I and IR data from AVHRR