Using LiDAR to Shine a Light on Ross Ice Shelf

By
Margie Turrin
December 04, 2015

Earth Institute | Columbia University

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote sensing technique that uses light to develop an image of the surface of the Earth, and is an important part of our geophysical suite of measurements in ROSETTA-Ice.

Read the blog post here.

Image of laser altimetry data over McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Image: Sarah Starke