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Camp in Fleming Glacier

The red triangle indicates the position of the Automatic Weather Station, blue circles show the location of radar and GPS data. Background: Radarsat mosaic of 1997(Jezek & RAMP Product Team, 2002).

CAMS Flights

Reconnaissance flight employing the CECS Airborne Mapping System, CAMS. In total, 550 km of elevation data and aerial fotos were collected (Radarsat mosaic of 1997).

Fleming Glacier Antarctic Peninsula

This map represents data acquired during the Ring Project "Stability and recent behaviour of glaciers in the Antarctic Peninsula: Interactions with ice shelves" conduced by Centro de Estudios Científicos, Valdivia, Chile in years 2007 to 2010. Activities include field instrumentation with Automatic Weather Station (AWS) and continuous GPS, airborne laser survey with the own designed CECS Airborne Mapping System (CAMS) and remote sensing analysis and mapping of ice-shelf frontal variations. Main results are published in Wendt et al. : Recent ice elevation changes of Fleming Glacier in response to the removal of Wordie ice shelf, Antarctic Peninsula, Annals of Glaciology, 55.