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SUMMARY:EAS Seminar: Bob Hawley (Dartmouth)
DESCRIPTION:Check your work: Why models and remote-sensing measurements still need boots on the ground Large scale numerical models\, informed by large remotely-sensed datasets\, are at the forefront of predictive capability on the ice sheets and sea-level rise. Yet models depend on an understanding of the underlying physics\, which in turn relies on effective observations. Remotely-sensed datasets cover vast swaths of the rarely-visited ice-sheet interior\, yet require calibration and validation. Drawing from 30 years of making challenging measurements on polar ice sheets\, I illustrate some of the ways field
LOCATION:Snee Hall
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