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Sea Ice MEaSUREs – Data Products

Now GIS Compatible! The sea-ice data available below draw on more than 11 years of nearly uninterrupted, three-day radar snapshots of sea ice from the RADARSAT-1 satellite (1995-2012) or four years of Envisat data (2008-2012) of the Arctic and Southern Oceans. Small-scale kinematics and deformation data are processed by tracking sea ice on a high-resolution grid. Some original …

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Sea Ice MEaSUREs — Documents and Tools

Documents MEaSUREs Lagrangian and Eulerian Sea Ice Products: Product format specifications MEaSUREs Gridded Sea Ice Products: Product format specifications RADARSAT Geophysical Processor System Data User’s Handbook: Describes the background, procedures, and content of the Lagrangian data products  RADARSAT Geophysical Processor System Product Specification: Provides the details and format of the data fields in the Lagrangian data product Methodology: Sea …

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Sea Ice MEaSUREs – Common Questions and Applications

What is Sea Ice? The simple answer is that sea ice forms in the sea. That’s when it starts to get interesting. https://youtu.be/KXjb6MRj_5Uhttps://youtu.be/dqbiChZPuKo What is Drift Ice? Drift ice is not frozen to anything stationary, such as a shore, the ocean bottom, or grounded ice. In the Arctic Ocean, where drift ice can move as much …

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Sea Ice MEaSUREs – How to Cite

Citing Sea Ice MEaSUREs Datasets Cite datasets in publications such as journal papers, articles, presentations, posters, and websites. Each Sea Ice MEaSUREs dataset has an assigned DOI. Please send copies of, or links to, published works citing data, imagery, or tools accessed through ASF to [email protected] with “New Publication” on subject line. Format Example [Last name, first …

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