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Radar Ice Motion Interferometry

Werner, Charles·Goldstein, Richard
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We have used tenderm pairs of ERS-1/2 radar observations of the Jakobshavn Glacier, in Greenland, for purpose of estiating the ice motion. Interferograms are made form two such pairs, separated by the 35 day repeat cycle. Motion can be estimated from these without knowledge of the local topography.

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Werner, Charles, Goldstein, Richard. 1997-03-17. Radar Ice Motion Interferometry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210001163

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