论文信息 - Antarctic ICE sheet grounding line migration monitoring using COSMO-SkyMed very short repeat-time SAR interferometry

Antarctic ICE sheet grounding line migration monitoring using COSMO-SkyMed very short repeat-time SAR interferometry

We use data from the second generation of SAR systems e.g. the Italian COSMO-SkyMed constellation and the German TanDEM-X formation to monitor the characteristics of grounding line migration using short repeat-time interferometry and accurate InSAR DEM on Pine Island glacier (PIG), West Antarctica. Prior attempts of grounding lines mapping have been limited because few space-borne SAR missions offer the short-term repeat pass capability required to map the differential vertical displacement of floating ice at tidal frequencies with sufficient detail to resolve grounding line boundaries in areas of fast ice deformation.

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