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ANNALS OF GLACIOLOGY
卷 50, 期 53, 页码 53-69出版社
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.3189/172756410790595804
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- NASA [NNG04GF51A, NNG04GM09G, NNX06AF66H]
- US National Science Foundation (NSF) [BCS 0728075]
On 16-18 June 2008 the US National Snow and Ice Data Center held a GUMS workshop in Boulder, CO, USA, focusing on formulating procedures and best practices for operational glacier mapping using satellite imagery. Despite the progress made in recent years, there still remain many cases where automatic delineation of glacier boundaries in satellite imagery is difficult, error prone or time-consuming. This workshop identified six themes for consideration by focus groups: (1) mapping clean ice and lakes; (2) mapping ice divides; (3) mapping debris-covered glaciers; (4) assessing changes in glacier area and elevation through comparisons with older data; (5) digital elevation model (DEM) generation from satellite stereo pairs; and (6) accuracy and error analysis. Talks presented examples and work in progress for each of these topics, and focus groups worked on compiling a summary of available algorithms and procedures to address and avoid identified hurdles. Special emphasis was given to establishing standard protocols for glacier delineation and analysis, creating illustrated tutorials and providing source code for available methods. This paper summarizes the major results of the 2008 GUMS workshop, with an emphasis on definitions, methods and recommendations for satellite data processing. While the list of proposed methods and recommendations is not comprehensive and is still a work in progress, our goal here is to provide a starting point for the GUMS regional centers as well as for the wider glaciological community in terms of documentation on possible pitfalls along with potential solutions.
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