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Four decades of Antarctic surface elevation changes from multi-mission satellite altimetry
Ludwig Schröder et al.
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Short summary
We developed an approach to combine measurements of seven satellite altimetry missions over the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Our resulting monthly grids of elevation changes between 1978 and 2017 provide unprecedented details of the long-term and interannual variation. Derived mass changes agree well with contemporaneous data of surface mass balance and satellite gravimetry and show which regions were responsible for the significant accelerations of mass loss in recent years.
We developed an approach to combine measurements of seven satellite altimetry missions over the...