Workshop Proceedings: Radio Glaciology Ice sheet Modeling

摘要

Radio glaciology, the study of the internal properties of terrestrial ice masses by means of radar, has evolved to become a significant tool for probing glaciers and ice sheets. The advent of new data acquisition and processing techniques, coupled with a growing interest in the use of radio glaciological data by earth scientists, prompted the World Data Center-A for Glaciology (Snow and Ice) to organize an international workshop to address questions relating to data acquisition and processing, and data archiving and distribution. The primary objective of the Columbus meeting was to provide a forum through which radio glaciologists and those interested in radio glaciological data could assemble to discuss current issues with Data Center representatives.