GEEDiT helping understand how emperor penguins will respond to climate change!
Really cool study by @geogeordie.bsky.social out now in Antarctic Science π§π§π§
GEEDiT helping understand how emperor penguins will respond to climate change!
Really cool study by @geogeordie.bsky.social out now in Antarctic Science π§π§π§
Awesome stuff. Let me know if you run into anything (hoping it's fairly bombproof though!). Pints at EGU of you're going?
As ever, if something is misbehaving do email me to let me know!
Picture of the GEEClimT user interface
New year, new data for GEEClimT and all your climate reanalysis needs!
Now giving easy access to:
- ERA5 Hourly (1940-present, 292 variables!)
- New *Palaeoclimate* datasets (back to 800k BP!)
- 27 other climate and ocean datasets (>400Tb of data!)
Links and user guide: github.com/jmlea16/GEEC...
Photo of a marine terminating glacier in Greenland with icebergs in front of it
π¨POSTDOC JOB ALERTπ¨
We have an exciting opportunity for a 2 year postdoc on remote sensing of icebergs and marine terminating glaciers. See the link below for more info!
Please spread widely, and feel free to email me with any Q's :)
tinyurl.com/2jjcmea9
Great work by our colleagues Stewart Jamieson and Guy Paxman: "We have been using satellite data to map an ancient river landscape beneath the East Antarctic Ice Sheet:. The landscape has been frozen in time for up to 34 million years." βοΈπ§ͺ
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Inspired by many, many viewings with my kids, I wrote something for @uk.theconversation.com that imagines how the Arendelle glacier in Disney's Frozen might look after 200 years of climate change:
theconversation.com/frozen-thawe...
Schematic illustrating estimation of frontal ablation on lake-terminating glaciers
Excited that Noah Caldwell's work is officially out in @igsoc.bsky.social Journal of Glaciology! Noah used satellite remote sensing to estimate how much ice is being lost to iceberg calving and subaqueous melt on 55 Alaska lake-terminating glaciers. Read more: doi.org/10.1017/jog....
Wikipedia page giving the entire biography of the new pope as "poopbutt"
Not the bio from #wikipedia I was expecting of new #pope...
Screenshot showing all levels completed of Danish Duolingo!
Finished Danish Duolingo!
Slightly disappointed the owl seems indifferent, though to be fair I did systematically skip all the spoken exercises after resigning myself to never getting the pronunciation right π
Anyone interested this afternoon should head along to 1.34 at 15:30 meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-...
Title slide of presentation
Unfortunately not at EGU as planned this year, but Steve Brough is stepping in for me this afternoon to tell you how many glaciers globally have disappeared or fragmented since 2000. CW: it's a *lot*
Penny in Iceland last week. She is taking a selfie on SΓ³lheimajΓΆkull, wearing a helmet, sunglasses, and gear for being on a glacier and learning some rescue training. It is very sunny and warm, so smiles all round!
I should probably re-introduce myself here to new and old connectionsβ¦
- Hi my name is Penny and I am a data scientist at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland π¬π± π©π°
- I have a Ph.D. in glaciology but have moved away from academia a little with my data scientist role βοΈ
Please enjoy a moment of Norwegian-Penguin diplomacy taken during Roald Amundsen's successful attempt to reach the South Pole.
Well worth a read for all glacios, and that Karl Schimper (amongst others) should be much better known!
Job Alert! Permanent Lecturer in Physical Geography (Teaching & Research), specialising in peatland science. Come join our Department of Geography at The University of Manchester! Deadline 27 March 2025 www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...
28 people have added their names already. If you'd like to join us in solidarity and to emphasise the importance of EDI in polar science, then let me know.
www.antarcticglaciers.org/2025/02/pola...
Our new paper is out in Nature Geoscience! In an ice-sheet-wide 3-D inventory of crevasses in 2016 and 2021, we find that crevasses are growing in response to ice acceleration on short timescales. @durham-university.bsky.social @byrdpolar.bsky.social @leverhulme.bsky.social
Photo from an aeroplane window of Venus (top left) and Mars (bottom right) above clouds illuminated from below by the lights of Manchester
No aurora flying south from TromsΓΈ, though did manage to get a slightly shaky photo of Venus and Mars just above the Manchester clouds
Screenshot of flight radar website showing Manchester to Oslo flight with a top ground speed of 504 knots!
Looks like my flight to Oslo picked up the jet stream on way across the North Sea. According to @flightradar24.com we hit about 930kph!
Just implemented a bug fix highlighted by a GEECE user that was stopping them generating a daily resolution CMIP6 ensemble.
Periodic reminder to let me know when things don't work and I'll fix them!
As someone who's supported Liverpool and Blackpool since childhood I'm all too familiar with his pain π
Ah, my commiserations to Arthur π
Can't we all just let Liverpool win the league, hope City get stripped of their titles, and get behind Man United getting relegated?
What's with the Liverpool hating?!
Congrats Ellyn! Excellent news and super well deserved! πππ₯³
Will keep an eye out!
Which channel?!
Still mispronounces Poulton with their East Lancs shenanigans! *shakes fist in the general direction of Accrington*
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