The Cryosphere Geophysics And Remote Sensing (CryoGARS) Glaciology Group at Boise State University primarily conducts research focused on modern glacier change using remote sensing data, with field observations and numerical modeling used to validate and expand upon the remote sensing-based analyses. The geographic extent of the research spans the Arctic, Antarctic, and alpine regions. The full glacier "life-cycle" is considered, from accumulation of snow at high elevations to iceberg calving into the oceans, encompassing the surface mass balance and ice dynamics processes that govern glacier mass.
Submissions from 2024
Dataset for Automated Snow Cover Detection on Mountain Glaciers Using Space-Borne Imagery, Rainey Aberle, Ellyn Enderlin, Shad O'Neel, Caitlyn Florentine, Louis Sass, Adam Dickson, Hans-Peter Marshall, and Alejandro Flores
Submissions from 2023
Dataset for Kinematic Changes Throughout the 2013-2021 Surge Cycle of Sít' Kusá, Jukes Liu, Ellyn Enderlin, Timothy C. Bartholomaus, Yoram Terleth, Flavien Beaud, and Thomas Dylan Mikesell
Submissions from 2021
Dataset for Dynamic Mass Loss from Greenland's Peripheral Glaciers, Katherine Bollen, Ellyn Enderlin, and Rebecca Muhlheim
Dynamic Mass Loss from Greenland’s Marine-Terminating Peripheral Glaciers, Ellyn M. Enderlin, Katherine Bollen, and Rebecca Muhlheim
Dataset for Time Series of Terminus Position for Glaciers Along the Periphery of Southeast Greenland, Julia "Jukes" Liu, Ellyn Enderlin, Andre Khalil, and H.P. Marshall