[GLIMS] GLIMS Update: (1) list of people, (2) ASTER data acquisitions

[Silvia Delgado]

Our names are OK in the GLIMS list, but our server changed. We are 
receiving emails at the address you have, but our new address are:

Silvia Delgado : sdelgado at mendoza-conicet.gob.ar
Mariano Masiokas : mmasiokas at mendoza-conicet.gob.ar

Thanks


Silvia Delgado



El 30/03/2014 18:50, Jeffrey escribió:
> Dear GLIMS colleagues,
>
> 1.  We need to clean the GLIMS list of people 
> (http://www.glims.org/glims/collaborators_people.php). The bottom of 
> the table sums the entries as 270.  This includes many duplicate 
> names.  The number of currently or recently active, listed 
> participants is closer to 200 after accounting for duplicate names. 
>  The list also includes some long-ago or former wishful but 
> unproductive contributors, but I am also sure there are many actual 
> recent contributors who are not listed.  I want to fix the list, so I 
> seek your input on names of yourself or your unlisted colleagues who 
> have contributed to the database, or behind the scenes to the glacier 
> analysis, or to technology development that went straight into GLIMS 
> analysis, or who contributed to the GLIMS book.   I will make a list 
> of people who I know or believe have not been active to a point of 
> having contributed to the GLIMS database or the GLIMS book but who are 
> nonetheless listed.  If I am in doubt, I will email that person before 
> striking them off the list.  We might make a list of former major 
> contributors who have retired or moved on to something else, but who 
> should remain named in some capacity. For newly added names I need: 
> Family name, given name, affiliation, geographic area(s) of interest, 
>  regional center if you know it, and contact email (your own email or 
> a designated surrogate).
>
> 2. Some changes in the GLIMS acquisition parameters for ASTER were 
> implemented a few months ago, so I ask Southern Hemisphere people to 
> look at acquisitions in the last few months for southern targets.  Let 
> me know if things went well, or poorly (and whether due to few 
> acquisitions; too much cloud cover; poor gains; artifacts; poor 
> illumination; or too much snow cover), or so-so, and give numbers if 
> possible, but at least a qualitative signal of whether things are 
> working or not.  I am particularly wondering about Antarctica 
> (peninsula and "mainland"), but any southern glaciers are relevant at 
> this time.
>
> --Jeff
>
>
> Jeffrey S. Kargel
> Department of Hydrology & Water Resources
> University of Arizona
> Tucson, AZ 85742  USA
> Email(1) jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com
> Email(2) kargel at hwr.arizona.edu
> Mobile phone: 520-780-7759
> www.glims.org
>
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