Arctic

Stephen Howell

Environment and Climate Change Canada

Applied Research Topic

Use of ICESat-2 data for Environment and Climate Change Canada observational applications and prediction systems.

Richard Allard

Naval Research Laboratory

Applied Research Topic

Use of ICESat-2 data as a Validation Source for the U.S. Navy's Ice Forecasting

G. Javier Fochesatto and Falk Huettmann

University of Alaska Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute; Institute of Arctic Biology

Applied Research Topic

Continuous monitoring of boreal forests and Arctic tundra, using ICESat-2 prelaunch data in high latitude terrestrial ecosystems.

Andrew Roberts, Alexandra Jahn, Adrian Turner

Los Alamos National Laboratory; University of Colorado at Boulder; Los Alamos National Laboratory

Applied Research Topic

An ICESat-2 emulator for the Los Alamos sea ice model (CICE) to evaluate DOE, NCAR, and DOD sea ice predictions for the Arctic.

Andy Mahoney

University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF), Geophysical Institute

Applied Research Topic

Repeat altimetry of coastal sea ice to map landfast sea ice (fast ice) extent for research and operational sea ice analysts.

The 2016 melt season in the Arctic Ocean started with a bang, with a record low maximum extent in March and relatively rapid ice loss through May - before slowing down in June.

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Stephen Howell

Richard Allard

G. Javier Fochesatto and Falk Huettmann

Andrew Roberts, Alexandra Jahn, Adrian Turner

Andy Mahoney

NASA Monitors 'New Normal' of Sea Ice Melt

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