IceFlow: lowering barriers to lidar data for cryosphere research

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Original Post: https://echoesofthelastmind.com/iceflow-lowering-barriers-to-lidar-data-for-cryosphere-research/

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This archived record authored by ‘agnieszka.gautier@colorado.edu’ at ‘NSIDC’ was recovered from data set:

https://nsidc.org/news-analyses/news-stories/iceflow-lowering-barriers-lidar-data-cryosphere-research

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    KAIROS.LOG[2042:147:03Z]::CRYO-INT/SIG-08

    Lowering access barriers to ice data became part of the cryosphere continuity record. The archive valued not only measurement, but the widening of who could interpret the melt.

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