We use time series of time‐variable gravity from the Gravitational Recovery and Climate
Experiment (GRACE) and GRACE Follow‐On (GRACE‐FO) missions to evaluate the mass …

RADARSAT-2 imagery collected each winter from 2015/2016 to 2019/2020 is used to
quantify and characterize the variability in the motion of, and the discharge from, the major …

Outlet glaciers in Greenland exhibited rapid frontal retreat, thinning, and flow acceleration in
the 21st century. In contrast to a number of studies in the last two decades, long‐term glacier …

Previous studies reported that Good Friday Glacier had been actively surging in the 1950–
60s, 1990s and again in 2000–15. Based on observations of terminus position change from …

Various remotely sensed data, including historical aerial photographs, declassified
intelligence satellite photographs, optical satellite imagery, and synthetic aperture radar …

Mass loss from glaciers and ice caps represents the largest terrestrial component of current
sea level rise. However, our understanding of how the processes governing mass loss will …

Using satellite remote sensing, this study aims to assess the validity of upscaling ground‐
based structural observations of small valley glaciers, to larger‐scale ice masses that are too …

Abstract Milne Ice Shelf is located at the mouth of Milne Fiord (82.6° N, 81.0° W), on
Ellesmere Island, Nunavut. This floating ice feature is attached to both sides of the fjord …

Surge-type glaciers experience cyclical variations between long periods of slow flow,
followed by shorter periods of rapid flow. These glaciers have been thoroughly analysed in …

The global average surface air temperature experienced an increase of approximately 0.5 C
over the course of the 20th century. Consequently, numerous glaciers worldwide have …