Rise of Great Lakes surface water, sinking of the upper Midwest of the United States, and viscous collapse of the forebulge of the former Laurentide ice sheet
Great Lakes water levels rose 0.7–1.5 m from 2013 to 2019, increasing surface water
volume by 285 km3. Solid Earth's elastic response to the increased mass load is nearly …
volume by 285 km3. Solid Earth's elastic response to the increased mass load is nearly …
Understanding water level changes in the Great Lakes by an ICA-based merging of multi-mission altimetry measurements
Accurately monitoring spatio-temporal changes in lake water levels is important for studying
the impacts of climate change on freshwater resources, and for predicting natural hazards. In …
the impacts of climate change on freshwater resources, and for predicting natural hazards. In …
[BUCH][B] Satellite Altimetry Applications on Lake Ice Thickness and Land Subsidence
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Satellite nadir altimetry uses a space-based sensor to repeatedly measure the height,
allowing geodesists and other Earth scientists to monitor temporal changes in surface height …
allowing geodesists and other Earth scientists to monitor temporal changes in surface height …