Participants

Participants 2022 (in total 28)

US affiliations

• Philipp Arndt (University of California San Diego)
  Using ICESat-2 and machine learning to understand mass balance processes of Antarctic ice shelves

• Kyle Blum (Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks)
  Antarctic Ice Sheet modelling using PISM and machine learning

• Victor Devaux-Chupin (Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks)
  Surge and Flux history of the Malaspina glacier, Alaska

• Hui Gao (University at Buffalo)
  Role of the subglacial drainage system and bed topography for the evolution of Jakobshavn Isbrae

• Eric Gagliano (University of Washington)
  Capturing the Evolution of Snow on Glaciers using SAR

• Emily Glazer (Columbia University)
  Studying the drivers of basal melt underneath Antarctic ice shelves

• Myron Malisse Lumuus (University of Kansas)
  Quantifying Glacial Meltwater Contributions to Stream Discharge in High Mountain Asia

• Naomi Ochwat (University of Colorado, Boulder)
  Marine ice cliff instability (MICI)

• Yoram Terleth (University of Idaho)
  Basal conditions during a surge of Turner glacier and implications for the surge mechanism

• Brandon Tober (University of Arizona)
  Ice thickness and flux of Alaskan glaciers

• Hannah Verboncoeur (Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado)
  A three-dimensional analysis of buttressing interactions on Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica

• Albin Wells (Carnegie Mellon University)
  Alaskan glaciers response to climate change using field measurements and remote sensing data

• Joel Wilner (Dartmouth College)
  Understanding Calving Dynamics through Explainable Machine Learning

Outside USA

• Chimira Andres (York University, Toronto, Canada)
  Glacial-periglacial land system dynamics in the Canadian High Arctic and Martian midlatitude regions

• Karla Boxall (University of Cambridge, UK)
  Land ice-flow variability across the Antarctic Peninsula

• Theresa Diener (University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany)
  Using remote sensing data in a coupled glacier system model

• Morag Fotheringham (University of Edinburgh, UK)
  Ice-Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions in the Arctic

• Emily Glen (Lancaster University, UK)
  Meltwater ice-sheet interactions and the changing climate of Greenland

• Anna-Mireilla Hayden (Univ. of Waterloo, Canada)
  Subglacial hydrology-ice dynamics interactions in Antarctica

• Kamil Kachniarz (University of Silesia, Poland)
  Internal structure of glaciers in Spitzbergen

• Johanna Klahold (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)
  Studying glacier hydrology using 4D high-resolution ground-penetrating radar data

• Ann-Sofie Zinck (IMAU Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
  Remote sensing of ice shelf thinning and basal melting in Antarctica

• Thomas Frank (Uppsal University, Sweden)
  Ice thickness inversion and global glacier modeling

• Veronica Tollenaar (Universite libre de Bruxelles, Belgium)
  Antarctic blue ice as a porthole to the Solar System and Earth’s changing climate

The Norwegian-North American Glaciology Exchange Program RemoteEx

• Coline Bouchayer (University of Oslo, Norway)
  Glacier velocity variations and predicting surge behavior using machine learning

• Davor Dundovic (Oslo University, Norway)
  Parameterizing glacier geometry changes in a global glacier model

• David Polashenski (Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks, USA)
  Basal Motion of Athabasca Glacier, Canada

• Anirudha Vijay Mahagaonkar (Norwegian Polar Institute, Tromsø, Norway)
  Surface meltwater systems on ice shelves in East Antarctica

Instructors

Andy Aschwanden, Ed Bueler, Mark Fahnestock, Regine Hock, Eric Peterson, Martin Truffer (U Alaska Fairbanks, UAF)
Sarah Child (University of Boulder), Aleah Sommers (Dartmouth College, New Hampshire)
Guest lecturer: Michael Loso (National Park Service Alaska)