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This map shows the spatial distribution of the rate of elevation change from the Elevation Change of the Southern Greenland Ice Sheet from 1978-1988 data set. The data was acquired from Seasat and Geosat radar altimeter data. It shows a 2000 m surface elevation contour, the ice divide, and the locations of nine shallow and three deeper ice cores in the study area.
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Filename:uncorrected_map.png
Album name:kleitzell / PARCA
Keywords:data greenland ice sheet satellite elevation ice core
Copyright Information:May be used freely if properly cited.
Image Credit:Image courtesy National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Web site:http://nsidc.org/data/parca/
File Size:104 KB
Date added:Feb 05, 2009
Dimensions:550 x 658 pixels
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