Laser altimeter data obtained over sea-ice during the PAMARCMIP campaign in Mar-Apr, 2011; profile PAMARCMIP_2011_SBLA_20110415T1724_84.96_-67.37_thr06_data_Vers5 ...

Sea ice surface roughness data were obtained during the PAMARCMIP campaign in Mar-Apr, 2011 with a Single Beam Laser Altimeter (SBLA) mounted inside an electromagnetic system (EM-Bird) towed at 10-30 m height above surface by an Airplane (Basler BT-67, Polar-5). A method developed by Hibler (1972) w...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Hendricks, Stefan, Haas, Christian, Krumpen, Thomas
Format: Dataset
Language:unknown
Published: PANGAEA 2024
Subjects:
Laser Altimeter
Ridge Height
Ridge Spacing
Ridge Width
Sea Ice Surface Roughness
DATE/TIME
Time in seconds
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
POINT DISTANCE from start
HEIGHT above ground
Surface elevation
Ridge height, maximum
Ridge boundary, left
Ridge boundary, right
Ridge width
Ridge spacing, typical
Lead event true/false
Single beam laser altimeter
Single beam laser altimeter; processed with laser_Altimeter_Processing_VS5_06_20.py
PAMARCMIP_2011
POLAR 5
Sea ice
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.970793
https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.970793
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Summary:Sea ice surface roughness data were obtained during the PAMARCMIP campaign in Mar-Apr, 2011 with a Single Beam Laser Altimeter (SBLA) mounted inside an electromagnetic system (EM-Bird) towed at 10-30 m height above surface by an Airplane (Basler BT-67, Polar-5). A method developed by Hibler (1972) was used to a) isolate the surface profile from low-frequency variations associated with the aircraft motion and b) to identify pressure ridge sails. The processing steps are described in https://epic.awi.de/id/eprint/56364/. We applied a ridge detection threshold of 0.6 m, which means that only sails higher 0.6 m are detected. Version and name of the processing routine: Laser_Altimeter_Processing_VS5_06_20.py (vers.5, Feb 22, 2024, https://gitlab.awi.de/sitem/sbla_processing.git). SBLA records (RIEGL - LD90) are provided at a sampling rate of 100 Hz. Sensor accuracy is 5 cm with a beam diameter at surface of 5.8 cm. This specific dataset was obtained on 20110415T1724. It includes recorded altimeter readings, the ...

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