British scientists said Thursday that a world-first AI tool to catalogue and track icebergs as they break apart into smaller chunks could fill a “major blind spot” in predicting climate change.
As soon as an iceberg is born it starts to die. Waves chip away at its edges, air thaws it from above, and water melts it from below. Scientists recently chronicled such death throes for one of the ...
A new study comparing observations of large Antarctic icebergs from the 1700s with modern satellite datasets shows the massive icebergs are found in the same areas where they were pinpointed three ...
The end came in March 2026, when the United States National Ice Center reported that A23a had become too small to continue ...
Tracking Icebergs in Provo, Utah. Video produced by Julie Walker; editors Barret Schoenrock and Adam Sanders. Graphics by Matt Mitchell. "I never imagined I'd be tracking Antarctic icebergs in the ...
Scientists struggle to track icebergs once they break into thousands of smaller fragments. British scientists said Thursday that a world-first AI tool to catalogue and track icebergs as they break ...
Comparison of the modern and historical datasets: BYU/NIC in red, AWI in orange, Halley, Bouvet and Riou observations in black and Cook's cruise tracks and data points in blue. A new study comparing ...
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