Final conference presentation of my PhD done ☑️ how time flies..

Looking forward to presenting my research on ice-flow seasonality around Antarctica at #EGU24 today!

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Come along to EGU Cryosphere #cryosphere session CR2.3 on ice shelves and tidewater glaciers if you’re interested 🇦🇶

On Thursday Pm: Final year PhD student Karla Boxall will be presenting her work on the seasonality in grounded ice flow in Antarctica!

SPRI researchers have arrived in Vienna ready for a week of #EGU24 ! We are convening sessions, giving talks, and giving posters!

From seasonality of grounded ice in Antarctica, to modelling the shear margin of Thwaites, we have you covered. See below for more info 👀

Sorry I can't be with you next week for UK Space Conference. But enjoy the view. We💕Belfast. Images courtesy of Pléiades Neo © Airbus Space #UKSC2023

⭐ POSTER ZONE ⭐

Located on Floor 0, SPiNtern posters are being displayed this morning, and the conference posters will be going up at lunchtime!

View the list of poster titles and authors here: spaceconference.co.uk/ukspaceconfere…

🏔️ News! 🏔️ GLOBAL glacier mass change data now available from #CryoSat

📊 Updates to CryoTEMPO-EOLIS mean we can observe glacier changes in greater detail than ever before

🧊 The glaciers covered include those of Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland, Svalbard, Alaska, the Southern…

Thanks for helping to develop this cracking resource for the cryosphere community! 🙌

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Bittersweet to be finishing my Satellite Applications Catapult UK Space Agency internship with Earthwave this week. I’ve really enjoyed working on improving the ESA's CryoSat mission CryoTEMPO EOLIS product (cryotempo-eolis.org), and I’ll definitely miss this office view!

Now to finish the phd..

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Once again, we're having amazing weather for the 'Machine Learning in Glaciology' workshop in Finse, Norway. Lots of coding and some exploration as well, crossing the Hardangerjøkulen ice cap from the station.

*SPRI researchers at #EGU23 *

Next up, Scott Polar Research Institute Cambridge Geography PhD student Karla Boxall gave a great talk on the newly discovered presence - and drivers of - seasonal ice-flow variability in the Antarctic Peninsula 🇦🇶🧊

Read more⬇️
tc.copernicus.org/articles/16/39…

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Or if ice-shelf meltwater 💦🧊 and slush 🧊🍧are more your thing, check out the following #EGU23 presentations by Scott Polar Research Institute’s Dr Rebecca Dell and Ian Willis during session CR3.3 tomorrow!

At #EGU23 and interested in:

🇦🇶 Antarctic ice-shelves
🧊 sea ice
🌊🌡️ ocean melting
💨 atmospheric circulation
✅ all of the above?

Drop by session CR3.4 tomorrow PM for a double-bill from myself and Scott Polar Research Institute Cambridge Geography’s Karla Boxall to learn more!

My luggage may not have made it to Vienna, but I have!

Looking forward to talking about seasonal ice flow in Antarctica at #EGU23 tomorrow afternoon - #cryosphere session CR3.4

The IMBIE Team release new assessment of ice sheet mass balance showing that the ice sheets lost 7,560 billion tonnes of ice between 1992 to 2020
Ice losses from Greenland and Antarctica are now accounting for a quarter of the total sea level rise compared to only 5% in the 1990s