RADARSAT Project- Mapping Antarctica

by Dr. Ken Jezek

These videos are the components of a 1.5 hour presentation by Dr. Jezek in 2000 at the University of Kansas to graduate students and staff.

The movies are captioned, and the captions can be viewed if you use QuickTime Player. Typically the captions are not visible in Windows Media Player, unless you have accessibility options set to show them.

Size of each QuickTime movie is shown in parentheses next to the title.

1. Introduction (11 MB)
2. Operation of RADARSAT (22 MB)
3. Research Questions (10 MB)
4. When Is RadarSat Appropriate? (23 MB)
5. Project Phase 1997 (18 MB)
6. Project Phase 2000 (29 MB)
7. Downloading the Data (25 MB)
8. 1997 Coverage (21 MB)
9. 2000 Coverage (13 MB)
10. Processing of the Data (25 MB)
11. RAMS2 System (23 MB)
12. Products from RADARSAT (25 MB)
13. Accumulation Rate Map of Antarctica (11 MB)
14. Tour of Antarctica - Part 1 (15 MB)
15. Tour - Part 2 (23 MB)
16. Tour - Part 3 (18 MB)
17. Block Coverage for MAMM (11 MB)
18. Comparison of AMM1 and MAMM Maps (15 MB)
19. Application - Mapping Glacier Flow (33 MB)
20. Detecting Changes Over Time (20 MB)
21. Fimbul Ice Shelf Changes (16 MB)
22. Comparisons Across The Continent (15 MB)
23. Retreat of Larsen Ice Shelf (13 MB)
24. Wordie Ice Shelf (16 MB)
25. Shirase Glacier (14 MB)
26. Land Glacier (15 MB)
27. Capturing Surface Velocity Information (12 MB)
28. Lambert Glacier Velocities (14 MB)
29. East Antarctic Ice Stream Velocities (29 MB)
30. Drygalski Ice Tongue (13 MB)
31. Coherence Maps (10 MB)
32. Aviator Glacier Coherence (12 MB)
33. Summary (14 MB)

A text script for the entire lecture is available for those who cannot view the movies, though this presentation depends heavily on the visuals.