2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x2010000200007
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High resolution radar mapping of the Cierva Point, Antarctic

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The excellent penetration of the electromagnetic field in ice favors the radar and the radio-echo sounding methods for the study of ice masses laying on Earth's surface. In particular the ground penetrating radar has proved to be very effective for surface-based studies of land and sea ice. The most ubiquitous radar signatures are reflections from the internal structure of ice, the so-called stratigraphic layers, or from the bedrock. In this paper we concentrate on some reflection phenomena other tha… Show more

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