arrow_back Snow properties in Antarctica, Canada and the Alps for microwave emission and backscatter modeling
General information
Contributor: Ghislain Picard 0000-0003-1475-5853
Other contributors: Laurent Arnaud, Fanny Larue, Alain Royer, Joel Savarino, Emmanuel Le Meur, Fanny Larue, Bruno Jourdain, Eric Lefebvre, Henning Löwe, Quirine Krol
Institution: Univ. Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble INP, CNRS, IRD, IGE
Description: This dataset gathers measurements of snow properties (density, specific surface area and temperature) and microwave brightness temperature data from Antarctica and Canada, and snow microstructure properties (chord length distribution, ice fractional volume) derived from micro-CT imagery from the Alps. This dataset was established to run and evaluate microwave scattering simulations.
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External identifier:
doi:10.18709/perscido.2022.05.ds367
Subjects:
Glaciology
Keywords:
Antarctic,
Snow,
Canada,
Remote Sensing,
modeling
Citation
Picard, G., Löwe, H., Arnaud, L., Larue, F., Favier, V., Le Meur, E., Lefebvre, E., Savarino, J., Royer, A. Krol, Q. , Jourdain, B. (2022) Snow properties in Antarctica, Canada and the Alps for microwave emission and backscatter modeling [Data set] Published via PerSCiDO.