EventNASA scientists and Jet Propulsion Laboratory teams flew over the Arctic for two weeks, using cutting‑edge sensors to capture multiple views of sea‑ice thickness. The resulting data will improve climate models and aid polar navigation.
NASA scientists conducted a two‑week airborne campaign over the Arctic using advanced sensors to collect multiple views of sea ice thickness, enhancing measurements for climate monitoring.
NASA scientists carried out a two‑week airborne study over the Arctic Ocean in April, flying at about 1,500 feet to collect data on sea‑ice conditions, enhancing scientific insight into regional ice dynamics.
