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Most Recent Iceberg ImagesLatest Ross Ice Shelf Iceberg Image Several June 13, 2007 NOAA-15 images showing B-15J. Click here for the same display with the AWS temperatures in degrees Celsius. Click here for a display of the AWS observations in station model format. Click here for a graphics-free image.A June 11, 2007 AQUA-L1B image showing B-15K. Click here for a graphics-free image depicting this iceberg.
Latest Ronne Ice Shelf Iceberg Image A June 11, 2007 image of the Ronne Ice Shelf. A-23A, A-43D, and A-27 are visible today.A June 8, 2007 image of the Ronne Ice Shelf. A-23A and A-27 are visible today.
Latest Larsen Ice Shelf Iceberg Image A June 15, 2007 image. Icebergs A-43D, A-43F, A-53A, and B-15D are visible.A June 14, 2007 image. Icebergs A-43D, A-43F, and B-15D are visible.
Webcam ImagesView current webcam images from Scott Base and South Pole. Latest Information About the Icebergs!For images describing the latest news on the icebergs, please visit our iceberg news website.
Interesting Iceberg ImagesThe AMRC and the University of Chicago have collected interesting iceberg images, both of satellites and digital images, that are put on display in our photo gallery.Southern Hemisphere IcebergsTake a look at HRPT and APT images of Southern Hemisphere Icebergs courtesy of Carlos Farenga.
Latest Iceberg MovieAn updated movie in Quicktime format showing the movement of the Ross Sea icebergs from 1-13 January 2005.A movie in Quicktime format that shows the movement of particularly B-15A but also B-15J from 3 November until 20 December 2004. A movie in Quicktime format that shows the movement of the B-15 icebergs between January and October 2004. This movie also depicts the buildup of fast ice between B-15K and the Drygalski Ice Tongue. Images are intermittent between January and October. Credit goes to the AWS/AMRC projects, and Jeffrey Key of NOAA. Here is a movie in Quicktime format that shows the movement of B-15A from 26 September 2004 to 7 December 2004.
Iceberg FAQ's See our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on questions asked about the icebergs. Thanks to Terri Gregory at SSEC for compiling this.
Other Iceberg Links National Ice Center Check out the official organization that operationally tracks icebergs.Images of Antarctic Ice Shelves Check out the imagery from the Antarctic ice Shelves where iceberg calving is being monitored at the Antarctic Glaciology Data Center at the National Snow and Ice Data Center using NOAA AVHRR and Terra and Aqua MODIS data obsevations. Current Antarctic large iceberg positions from Brigham Young University Check out BYU's current iceberg locations using the remotely sensed observations from QuickSCAT. Antarctic Iceberg Tracking Database from Brigham Young University Check out BYU's database of icebergs from 1978 and 1992 to present using the remotely sensed observations from Seasat, ERS-1/2, NSCAT and QSCAT.
Archived Iceberg Data
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants Nos. OPP-0537827, OPP-0338147, and OPP-0230028. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Science Foundation. |
