“…The consistency of our full-year results with previous studies in more easily accessible alpine and polar regions (e.g., Hilbich et al, 2011;Supper et al, 2014;Keuschnig et al, 2017;Tomaskovicova, 2018;Oldenborger and LeBlanc, 2018) suggests that the detailed studies of the Alps can be transferred to setups in very remote environments, which would allow for integrative process studies as well as coupled modeling of A-ERT data with existing water content and temperature monitoring systems in Antarctica. Examples of such studies include the combination of data processing techniques, petrophysical models and supporting information to estimate unfrozen water content from electrical resistivity data (e.g., Hauck, 2002;Fortier et al, 2008;Grimm and Stillman, 2015;Dafflon et al, 2016) or combining electrical resistivity data with seismic refraction data in a joint petrophysical model to estimate ice and water content (e.g., Hauck et al, 2011).…”