Publications of the MOCCA Team
A summary of the most recent publications related to research carried out within the doctoral progamme.
The Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet (APIS) has become a significant contributor to rising sea levels, and accurately estimating ice discharge from its outlet glaciers is essential for assessing the mass…
Existing mass budget estimates for the northern Antarctic Peninsula (>70° S) are affected by considerable limitations. We carried out the first region-wide analysis of geodetic mass balances throughout this region…
The study emphasizes the importance of understanding marine-terminating glacier dynamics in glacier projections. Deep learning methods can automate the extraction of calving front positions from satellite imagery, reducing manual effort.…
Advancements in Deep Learning have enabled the automated identification of glacier calving fronts in satellite imagery. This study improves the accuracy of this process by incorporating a Conditional Random Field…
Research on surge-type glaciers, although they constitute a small percentage of all glaciers, significantly contributes to understanding glacier flow mechanisms. Recent studies have utilized remote sensing techniques to unravel these…
This article discusses the importance of tracking changes in glacier calving front positions as a means of assessing glacier status. Remote sensing imagery is a valuable tool for this purpose,…
The concept of the sequential sampling is well known and still widely used in industrial automation radar applications due to its hardware simplicity, low cost and low power consumption. However,…
A new benchmark database for the automatic mapping of glacier fronts was recently publish in Copernicus Earth System Science Data. “Calving Fronts and Where to Find Them: A Benchmark Dataset…
