NSIDC Events
2019
NSIDC Cryosphere Seminar
Viewing passive microwave sea ice concentrations through a magnifying glass: Investigating the potential of enhanced resolution products by Walt Meier, DAAC Scientist, NSIDC
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University of the Arctic (UArctic) and CU by Donna Anger, Director of International Programs for the University of Alaska, Fairbanks
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Taking science outside the bubble: Lessons and opportunities in science communication by Twila Moon, Research Scientist at NSIDC
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The influence of granular ice mélange on iceberg calving by Ryan Cassotto, Post-doctoral Researcher at CIRES
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Retrieving sea ice parameters from passive microwave measurements by Sang-Moo Lee, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Dept. of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering, CU Boulder.
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Ice Slabs, aquifers, and crevasses that shouldn’t exist: the rapidly-emerging hydrologic regimes of Greenland’s interior ice by Dr.
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Advancing Regional, National and International Arctic Observing Networks through connecting Arctic Value with Global Variables by Dr.
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Mapping thermokarst landforms from remote sensing imagery with deep learning by Lin Liu, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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An Embarrassment of Riches; We now have better topography for the ice on Earth than the land by Paul Morin, Polar Geospatial Center, University of Minnesota
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Advancing Water Supply Forecasts in the Colorado River Basin for Improved Decision Making by Paul Micheletty, Research Hydrologist at RTI International
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An underestimated and vulnerable carbon stock: floodplain soil carbon storage in permafrost regions and the potential for future changes due to warming by Dr. Katherine B.
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Firn Aquifers: Water-laden snow on the polar ice sheets by Dr. Ted Scambos, Senior Research Scientist at ESOC and Dr. Julie Miller, Research Scientist
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Human Health and Potential Mercury Releases from Thawing Permafrost by Dr. Kevin Schaefer, Lead Research Scientist at NSIDC
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Fires and Their Impacts: From Household Burning to Wildfires by Dr. Christine Wiedinmyer, Associate Director for Science at CIRES
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Blew swayed spruce: what can trees blowing in the wind tell us about how much snow is in the canopy? by Dr. Mark Raleigh, Research Scientist at NSIDC
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Cryospheric and Polar Processes Seminar
From the Arctic to the Antarctic (and the Andes in between): a latitudinal study of light absorbing impurities in snow in 2018 by Dr. Alia Khan, Postdoctoral Research Associate at NSIDC
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McMurdo Dry Valleys: Ecosystems waiting for water by Dr. Diane McKnight, Professor
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Space Lasers! ICESat-2 Data Products and Services by Dr. Steve Tanner, ICESat-2 Data Manager at NSIDC
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Applications of Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing in the Polar Deep Insights Project by Dr. Siri Jodha Khalsa, NSIDC research scientist.
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Mapping debris-covered glaciers using multiple data sets in Google Earth Engine by Dr. Zhixing Ruan, Assistant professor at Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Modelling the Annual Cycle of Antarctic Sea ice Extent by Marilyn Raphael, UCLA Department of Geography
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‘Water on ice at all three poles: tracking surface lakes in Greenland, Antarctica and the Himalaya” by CIRES Visiting Fellow Ian Willis
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Eight years of lidar observations in Antarctica — what are we studying? by Xinzhao Chu, CIRES Fellow
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The Application of Statistical Learning Techniques to Studying Arctic Sea Ice Survival by Mr. Matthew Tooth, Graduate Research Assistant, Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research
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Cryospheric and Polar Processes Seminar
Why is there so much mercury in permafrost? by Dr. Kevin Schaefer, NSIDC
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Cryospheric and Polar Processes Seminar
Was there a climate warming “Hiatus” in the Arctic? by Kang Wang, INSTAAR, University of Colorado Boulder
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Paleo-environmental studies on permafrost deposits in western Beringia - from field sampling to lab analysis to regional synthesis by Lutz Schirrmeister, Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, Periglacial Research Unit, Potsdam
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SAR Remote Sensing for Monitoring Mountain Glacier Surface Movements in High Mountain Asia by
Zhixing Ruan, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth (RADI), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).
Cryospheric and Polar Processes Seminar
Beyond water: impact of Greenland’s melt on its coastal sediment dynamics
Irina Overeem, INSTAAR, University of Colorado
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Ice for Whales, Ice for Whaling: Observing the Current State of an Arctic FoodshedIce for Whales, Ice for Whaling: Observing the Current State of an Arctic Foodshed
Matthew L. Druckenmiller, PhD
Crysopheric and Polar Processes Seminar
Understanding the atmospheric drivers of Arctic sea ice variability – the role of past and future aircraft experiments
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The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) is hosting a Cryosphere and Polar Processes Seminar
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New progress in leveraging spaceborne radar and lidar to advance Arctic cloud-climate research by Dr. Jennifer Kay
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