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Spaceborne measurements of Arctic glaciers and implications for sea-level change

SPICE is a 3-year research project which commenced in November 2002 funded under the European Union program Environment and Sustainable Development action for "Global change, climate and biodiversity" (EU 5th Framework). The main objective is:

To develop a scheme in which satellite data of varying nature can be combined to give detailed information on the mass budget of ice caps.

To obtain a certain degree of reliability, an effort will be made to verify retrieval algorithms with in situ measurements, because we believe that this has been a weak point in the application of satellite data for glacier studies.

More information about the project is available at: www.geo.uio.no/geogr/spice/.

Publications

Publications arising from this project are: