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News from ITGC - Read news about the project's status, field operations, outreach opportunities that relate to the entire program.

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SCO

The ITGC Science Coordination Office coordinates the eight funded research projects to deliver the best possible science for the funding agencies and the public of both the US and UK. Read More

PROPHET

PROPHET is a modelling project intended to reduce uncertainty in near-future projections of the evolution of Thwaites Glacier. Read More

GHOST

GHOST is an ice- and modeling-based project that will examine the bed and interior of Thwaites Glacier. Read More

Published Research

Christianson, K., M. Bushuk, P. Dutrieux, B.R. Parizek, I.R. Joughin, R.B. Alley, D.E. Shean, E.P. Abrahamsen, S. Anandakrishnan, K.J. Heywood, T.‐W. Kim, S.H. Lee, K. Nicholls, T. Stanton, M. Truffer, B.G.M. Webber, A. Jenkins, S. Jacobs, R. Bindschadler, and D.M. Holland. Read More

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ITGC Meeting, Oxford, UK

The annual ITGC meeting will be held in Queen’s College, Oxford, on the 18th and 19th September 2019, with a day available on the 20th for individual projects to meet. It will follow the 33rd Forum for Research into Ice Shelf Processes (FRISP) which will be held from 15-18 September. Read More

DOMINOS

DOMINOS will use computer models to examine calving and associated dynamic processes that could cause the retreat and collapse of Thwaites Glacier. This will reduce uncertainty in the rates of retreat of the Thwaites Glacier and its contribution to sea-level rise.

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MELT

MELT is an ice-based project to understand how warm waters are affecting the Thwaites Glacier at the grounding line – the point where the glacier goes afloat to become ice shelf. This will allow the glacier’s potential sea-level contribution to be more accurately predicted.

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TIME

TIME is an ice-based project using state-of-the-art geophysical techniques to observe rapidly deforming parts of Thwaites Glacier (shear margins) which may have significant control over future stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS). Read More