Surface melt forces summertime ice‐flow accelerations on glaciers and ice sheets. Here, we
show that large meltwater‐forced accelerations also occur during wintertime in Greenland …

Ambient noise seismology has revolutionized seismic characterization of the Earth's crust
from local to global scales. The estimate of Green's function (GF) between two receivers …

Ice cliffs can act as “hot spots” for melt on debris-covered glaciers and promote local glacier
mass loss. Repeat high-resolution remote-sensing data are therefore required to monitor the …

Ice shelves are assumed to flow steadily from their grounding lines to the ice front. We report
the detection of ice‐propagating extensional Lamb (plate) waves accompanied by pulses of …

In the perspective of upcoming seasonally ice-free Arctic, understanding the dynamics of
sea ice in the changing climate is a major challenge in oceanography and climatology. In …

Passive acoustic monitoring has revolutionized the characterization of industrial processes
and the acoustic wavefield in various environments. However, cryospheric acoustic …

Given the high number and diversity of events in a typical cryoseismic dataset, in particular
those recorded on ice sheet margins, it is desirable to use a semi-automated method of …

Over the past decades, seismic monitoring has been increasingly used to track glacial
activities associated with ice loss. Many seismological studies focus on West Antarctica …

The effect of post-depositional processing on the preservation of snow nitrate isotopes at
Summit, Greenland, remains a subject of debate and is relevant to the quantitative …

The small-aperture Spitsbergen seismic array (SPITS) has been in continuous operation at
Janssonhaugen for decades. The high Artic location in the Svalbard archipelago makes …