Project Data
ROSETTA-Ice
Uncovering the Ross Ocean and Ice Shelf Environment and Tectonic Setting Through Aerogeophysical Surveys and Modeling (ROSETTA-Ice)
Greenland Rising
The NSF-funded Greenland Rising project brings together a diverse and convergent research team to study three primary effects of local sea level changes on Greenland’s natural, social, and built environments.
News
April 03, 2024
A Virtual Reality Film That Makes the Climate Crisis Feel “Real”
Glacier Hub | State of the Planet
Through VR technology, viewers can experience climate change in new ways that hopefully spur them to action.
April 28, 2022
Meltwater Rivers Could Endanger Antarctic Ice Shelves
DISCOVER
Previously thought to protect ice shelves, new research hints that meltwater rivers could instead cause their collapse.
April 01, 2022
Backward-Flowing Rivers Can Destabilize Ice Shelves
Scientific American
“Estuaries” from the ocean onto the ice can cause fractures and contribute to sea-level rise.
Photos
New York: The Ice Flows exhibit at Lamont's Open House.
New York: Office science discussions. Photo: Kirsty Tinto (LDEO)
Greenland: The Research Vessel "Sanna". Photo: Dave Porter (LDEO)
