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Estimation of Glacier Volume and Volume Change by Scaling Methods
2011While difficult to measure directly, glacier volume can be more easily approximated by measuring surface area and applying a power-law scaling relationship. The volume– area scaling relationship has been predicted and well established from field data, theory, and numerical modeling.
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A review of volume-area scaling method for glacier volume estimation
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023Shivang Alok +3 more
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Volume Change of the Tasman Glacier Using Remote Sensing
2008Mountain glaciers are expected to be the greatest contributor to sea level rise over the next century. Glaciers provide a good indicator of global climate and how to monitor their change is an increasingly important issue for climate science and for sea level rise forecasts.
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GLACIER AREA AND VOLUME CHANGE IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2017Melissa Brett +4 more
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A global machine learning system for glacier ice volumes
Knowledge of glacier ice volumes is crucial for constraining future sea level potential, evaluating freshwater resources, and assessing impacts on societies, from regional to global. Motivated by the disparity in existing ice volume estimates, we developed a global machine learning framework to model the ice thickness of individual glaciers.Niccolò Maffezzoli +4 more
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