🚨 Webinar Alert!. I’m super excited to be one of the presenters for the upcoming NASA Earthdata webinar on remote sensing of sea ice using ICESat-2! 🛰️❄️.🗓️ When: August 6, 2 PM EDT. 🔗 Register here: .

Thrilled to share that I’ve been awarded the Jingli Yang Summer Fellowship at the University of Maryland, College Park!. This fellowship will support my summer research project titled “Improving Near-Shore Lead Detection from ICESat-2 and Sentinel-1 using Deep Learning”❄️🛰️

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Happy 2,000,000,000,000th, ICESat-2! .

RT @esa_cryosat: Sea ice is fading. But how much?. Although different products agree that sea ice is changing, there is little consensus ab….

10/I’m eager to hear thoughts from the hashtag#RemoteSensing and hashtag#Cryosphere communities. Let's connect and collaborate!.

9/ You can learn more about the #Cryo2Ice Campaign which realigned #ESA 's #Cryosat2 to have better coincidence to #NASA's #ICESat2 which made this study possible:

8/ This is my first published paper out of my Masters at @ceos_um! Thanks to my mentors and colleagues there for all their support!.

7/ Big thanks to my co-authors, field team, and mentors for the support! @JulienneStroeve @melting_sea_ice @jclandy @Vishnu_seaice @dustinisleifson @hoiminglam.

6/ 🤔 Why does this matter? Snow depth on sea ice is correlated with sea ice thickness. Accurate monitoring helps Arctic communities and climate science.

5/ 🌍 Our method demonstrates that it’s possible to retrieve snow depth in leadless regions, providing critical insights for Arctic monitoring.

4/ 🌊 We validated our results using in situ measurements near Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. On average, Cryo2Ice snow depths underestimated in situ values by 2 to 4 cm, but the snow depth distributions match well between Cryo2ice and in-situ.

3/ 🔍 Our study is the first to assess snow depth retrieval using #Cryo2Ice data in a leadless region. Without leads to estimate sea surface height, we developed a method using ellipsoidal height differences between the satellites and accounting for tides.

2/ ❄️ Snow depth on Arctic sea ice is crucial for understanding ice thickness, ecosystem processes, and supporting human activities. But in leadless regions like the Canadian Arctic, measuring snow depth is particularly challenging.

1/ 📢 Excited to share our new research published in #TheCryosphere on snow depth estimation in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago using #Cryo2Ice satellite data! 🛰️ Here's a thread on what we found and why it matters. 🧵👇.

RT @EGU_TC: New research article: Snow depth estimation on leadless landfast ice using Cryo2Ice satellite observations .

RT @umdgeography: @NASAHarvest Belated but not forgotten! We have representation from the cryosphere with Monojit Saha's talk: Rethinking….

Presenting my poster at the American Geophysical Union meeting was an incredible experience. Engaging with experts, exchanging ideas, and receiving feedback has been truly inspiring. Grateful to my mentors, colleagues, and everyone who stopped by to discuss my work. #AGU24

Excited to present my #AGU24 poster this Monday! 🎉. 🛰️ Improving near-coastal lead classification & freeboard measurements from ICESat-2.📍 Washington Convention Center, Halls B-C.⏰ 1:40–5:30 PM EST.Stop by if you're around! Let’s talk sea ice & remote sensing! ❄️🌊.

RT @WMO: 🚨Once again, we are sending out a Red Alert. 📈The #StateOfClimate Update confirms that 2024 is on track to be the hottest year o….