Primary ice data of interest is simply ice thickness and how this changes over time on rivers and lakes including when if forms and melts or breaks up. Data is also collected about bedfast ice (when water bodies freeze solid to shallow lake- or river-beds), snow cover on ice, and ice conditions such as overflow. Using a combination of satellite remote sensing, in situ real-time sensors and cameras, and field measurements, along with historic records and sometimes models, we strive to represent ice conditions at relevant scales in time and space.
Alaska Community Ice Observations - 2019-2024 (NSF dataset)
Citizen Scientists Ice Photos - 2019-2024 (Arctic Data Center)
Yukon and Tanana River Transect-based Snow and Ice Data - 2024 (Arctic Data Center)
Open-water Zones Remote Sensing and Field Data - 2017-2023 (Arctic Data Center)
River Ice and Open Water Extent from Satellite Imagery in the Copper River Basin (Arctic Data Center)
Floating Ice and Bedfast Ice Regimes across Arctic Alaska - 1992-2016 (Arctic Data Center)
2019-2024 River Ice Photo Archive (Real-time Camera Network)