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Identifying Ice Floes and Computing Ice Floe Distributions in SAR Images,ets, for example. Forcing from wind and waves fractures the thickening ice into pieces or floes, which then collide with each other. Over a winter season, the resulting sea ice matrix consists of fairly rounded floes with deformed surfaces composed of ridges and hummocks, separated by open water are

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Extraction of Intermediate Scale Sea Ice Deformation Parameters from SAR Ice Motion Products,on this scale interact with both the climate scale (100-300 km) sea ice processes and floe scale (1 km) processes. Understanding the intermediate regional scale sea ice deformation can help bridge the gap between the sea ice behavior on the floe scale, which is in situ measurable, and the one on the

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Mapping the Progression of Melt Onset and Freeze-Up on Arctic Sea Ice Using SAR and Scatterometry,as a wide range of human activities. In remote parts of the world, including the Arctic, knowledge and understanding of annual and interannual cycles has been limited by a paucity of observational data. Satellite observations promise to illuminate many relationships and underpin new theoretical unde