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- W3113208709 abstract "NASA’s Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite ICESat-2, launched September 15, 2018, carries the first space-borne multi-beam micro-pulse photon-counting laser altimeter system, the Advanced Topographic Laser Altimeter System (ATLAS). Observations from ATLAS are acquired in three pairs of weak and strong beams with 0.7 m nominal along-track spacing (under clear-sky conditions). The recording of the observations as a photon point cloud, which includes signal and background/noise events, requires a dedicated algorithm for identification of signal photons and determination of surface heights. The objectives of this paper are to demonstrate that measurements from ICESat-2 allow determination of heights over heavily crevassed ice surfaces and yield elevation profiles that present morphological characteristics that are typical of fast-moving and accelerating glaciers. Surface-height determination from the photon point cloud is facilitated by the density-dimension algorithm for ice surfaces, the DDA-ice. The DDA-ice returns surface heights at the 0.7 m sensor resolution for strong and weak beams, it utilizes a radial basis function for data aggregation and automatically adapts to changing environmental conditions and background characteristics, including time of day and apparent surface reflectance. In contrast, the official Land-Ice Along-Track Height Product, ATL06, provides surface heights at 40 m resolution with 20 m postings. The DDA-ice signal classification consistently identifies photons from complex reflectors in both the strong and weak ATLAS beams and hence constitutes a significant advance over the signal classification on the ATL03 Global Geolocated Photons Product. Results are evaluated using (1) airborne laser altimeter data collected during our ICESat-2 validation campaign over Negribreen, Svalbard, during surge, and (2) high-resolution (0.72 m or 0.86 m) satellite image data from Planet SkySat acquired over Ilulissat Ice Stream (Jakobshavn Isbræ), Greenland. Using DDA-ice analysis, ICESat-2 data allow discrimination of ice-surface types from surging glaciers (Negribreen) and continuously fast-moving and accelerating glaciers (Jakobshavn Isbræ) based on morphological characteristics. Crevassed ice surface of Negribreen during surge. • NASA’s ICESat-2 altimeter collects photon point clouds of the Earth’s surface. • The density-dimension algorithm (DDA-ice) measures crevasses in ICESat-2 data. • ICESat-2 DDA-ice surface heights allow characterization of accelerating glaciers. • Comparison with Planet SkySat imagery aids in evaluation of ICESat-2 surface heights. • Different crevasse types are characterized for surging and fast-moving glaciers." @default.
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- W3113208709 title "Surface heights and crevasse morphologies of surging and fast-moving glaciers from ICESat-2 laser altimeter data - Application of the density-dimension algorithm (DDA-ice) and evaluation using airborne altimeter and Planet SkySat data" @default.
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