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Ice grounding zone processes in Antarctica from satellite SAR interferometry and other data
This dissertation presents a comprehensive study on the dynamics of ice grounding zones in Antarctica’s ice shelves, with a particular focus on the Amery Ice Shelf and Berry Glacier. Using satellite radar interferometry and other data, this research examines the intricate processes of grounding line
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