Antarctic topography and kilometre-scale roughness derived from ERS-1 altimetry

Annals of Glaciology

Volumn 23, Issue , 1996, Pages

  Brisset, Laurence ^a   Rémy, Frédérique ^a  

^a CNES   (France)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ALTIMETRY; ERS-1; ICE FLOW; ICE SHEET; SURFACE ROUGHNESS; TOPOGRAPHY;

ANTARCTICA;

EID: 0030426337     PISSN: 02603055     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/s0260305500013665     Document Type: Article

References (19)

1. Andersen, O. B. 1994. ERS-1 altimetry over the Greenland ice sheet: preliminary investigations of annual variations. Geophys. Res. Lett., 21(15), 1655-1658.
2. Bamber, J. L. 1994. A digital elevation model of the Antarctic ice sheet derived from ERS-1 altimeter data and comparison with terrestrial measurements. Ann. Glaciol., 20, 48-54.
3. Budd, W. F. 1970. Ice flow over bedrock perturbations. J. Glaciol., 9(55), 29-48.
4. Drewry, D. J. 1983. The surface of the Antarctic ice sheet. In Drewry, D. J., ed. Antarctica: glaciological and geophysical folio. Cambridge, Scott Polar Research Institute, Sheet 2.
5. Hutter, K., F. Legerer and U. Spring. 1981. First-order stresses and deformations in glaciers and ice sheets. J. Glaciol., 27(96), 227-270.
6. McIntyre, N. F. and D. J. Drewry. 1984. Modelling ice-sheet topography surfaces for the ERS-1's altimeter. ESA J., 8, 261-274.
7. Mazzega, P. 1986. How radial orbit errors are mapped in altimetric surfaces. J. Geophys. Res., 91(C5), 6609-6628.
8. Mazzega, P. and S. Houry. 1989. An experiment to invert Seasat altimetry for the Mediterranean and Black Sea mean surfaces. Geophys. J., 96, 259-272.
9. Oswald, G. K. A. and G. de Q. Robin. 1973. Lakes beneath the Antarctic ice sheet. Nature, 245(5423), 251-254.
10. Rémy, F. and J. F. Minster. 1993. Precise altimetric topography in ice-sheet flow studies. Ann. Glaciol., 17, 195-200.
11. Rémy, F., P. Mazzega, S. Houry, C. Brossier and J. F. Minster. 1989. Mapping of the topography of continental ice by inversion of satellite-altimeter data. J. Glaciol., 35(119), 98-107.
12. Rémy, F., C. Brossier and J. F. Minster. 1990. Intensity of satellite radar-altimeter return power over continental ice: a potential measurement of katabatic wind intensity. J. Glaciol., 36(123), 133-142.
13. Rémy, F., C. Ritz and L. Brisset. 1996. Ice-sheet flow features and rheological parameters derived from precise altimetric topography. Ann. Glaciol., 23, (see paper in this volume).
14. Ridley, J. K. and K. C. Partington. 1988. A model of satellite radar altimeter return from ice sheets. Inf. J. Remote Sensing, 9(4), 601-624.
15. Ridley, J. K., W. Cudlip and S. W. Laxon. 1993. Identification of subglacial lakes using ERS-1 radar altimeter. J. Glaciol., 39(133), 625-634.
16. Saastromoinen, J. 1972. Atmospheric correction for the troposphere and stratosphere in radio ranging of satellites. In Henricksen, S. W., A. Mancini and B. H. Chovitz, eds. The use of artificial satellites for geodesy. Washington, DC, American Geophysical Union, (Geophysical Monograph 15.)
17. Wingham, D. J. 1995. A method for determining the average height of a large topographic ice sheet from observations of the echo received by a satellite altimeter. J. Glaciol., 41(137), 125-141.
18. Young, N. W., I. D. Goodwin, N. W. J. Hazelton and R. J. Thwaites. 1989. Measured velocities and ice flow in Wilkes Land, Antarctica. Ann. Glaciol., 12, 192-197.
19. Zwally, H. J., A. C. Brenner, J. A. Major, R. A. Bindschadler and J. G. Marsh. 1989. Growth of Greenland ice sheet: measurement. Science, 246(4937), 1587-1589.