Inferring ice-flow directions from single ice-sheet surface images using the Radon transform

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We present a new method for extracting the direction of surface flow for ice sheets, based on the detection of flow-induced features that are visible in satellite imagery. The orientation of linear features is determined using a Radon transform and only requires a single image. The technique is demonstrated by applying it to the RADARSAT mosaic of Antarctica, over the Lambert Glacier-Amery Ice Shelf region of East Antarctica. Comparisons with both existing flow-direction fields and traced streamlines over the same area provide an evaluation of the method. We also illustrate its application to Landsat 7 imagery.

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Roberts, J. L., Warner, R. C., & Treverrow, A. (2013). Inferring ice-flow directions from single ice-sheet surface images using the Radon transform. Journal of Glaciology, 59(213), 129–136. https://doi.org/10.3189/2013JoG12J042

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