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S. Franke1, D. Jansen1, T. Binder1, V. Helm1, D. Steinhage1, J. Paden2, O. Eisen1

1Alfred Wegener Institute Bremerhaven, Germany

2Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, University of Kansas

First results of the AWI-Polar 6 airborne radio echo sounding survey around EGRIP drill site

EGRIP Steering Committee 2018

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• Airborne radar data acquisition survey in May 2018 with Polar6

• Survey covers an area of 16.000 km2 | 7700 km of profiles (12 TB data)

• Parallel and orthogonal to ice flow (ice stream and beyond shear margin)

• Full SAR processing of most of the data

Overview

AWI UWB Radar Sounding at EastGRIP

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Multichannel Coherent Radar Depth Sounder (MCoRDS)

AWI-UWB Radar System | AWI-UWB

Slide modified from Hale et. al. 2015

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AWI-UWB Radar System | AWI-UWB

• Measure ice thickness, internal layering and image bed properties

• Power: up to 4kW

• Frequency Range: 150-600 MHz

• Slotted Arras Systems for Wings and

Fuselage (8 – 24) Courtesy: Cresis

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Signal Transmission | AWI-UWB

Transmission Parameters:

pulse length

intensity

transmission angle

sending / receiving channels

2D (nadir)

1µs chirp, nadir, 1/37 reduced intensity for reflectors close to surface

3µs chirp, nadir, full intensity, reflectors < 2500 m

10µs chirp, nadir, full intensity, reflectors < 4000 m

surface reflection

bedrock reflection internal layers

Example: 2D Sounding Mode

modified from Hale et. al. 2015

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Data Processing | AWI-UWB

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Data Products | AWI-UWB

quick-look output

channels are averaged coherently

assumption: rerturn signal all nadir

output is used to find the ice surface location

SAR output

SAR processing with along-track spatial frequency window using f-k

migrationchannels are averaged together coherently

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Radar Survey May 2018

Configuration:

• Array elements: 8

• Bandwidth: 180 - 210 MHz

• Flight days: 8

Scientific questions:

• How does a strong velocity gradient influence the layering and the shear margin?

• How did the ice that is being drilled right now evolve along the flow line?

• Bedrock in detail

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Bedrock and deformation | parallel to flow

SAR 10 km

1 km

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Bedrock and deformation | orthogonal to flow

SAR 10 km

1 km

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Bedrock and deformation | uncertainties

SAR 10 km

1 km

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Shear margin | North

Qlook 10 km

1 km

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Shear margin | North

Qlook 10 km

1 km

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Shear margin | South

10 km

1 km

west east

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Shear margin | South

10 km

1 km

west 2

west 1 east

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Shear margin | South

10 km

1 km

west 2

west 1 east

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Shear margin | South

10 km

1 km

west 2 west 1

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Shear margin | South

10 km

1 km

?

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Radar Systems Compared

AWI UWB Mills Cross Ice Bridge

180 – 210 MHz

180 – 210 MHz 600 – 900 MHz

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Next Steps

1. Create bedrock model

2. Link deformation to ice dynamics

3. Compare radar data with core data

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