Hongjie Xie

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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Professor Hongjie Xie is a faculty member at The University of Texas at San Antonio, USA. His research primarily focuses on sea ice dynamics, employing satellite altimetry and remote sensing technologies to study variations in sea ice thickness and surface classification. Recent publications include studies on the thermodynamic contributions to sea ice growth and the automated detection of icebergs, highlighting his expertise in both data-driven modeling and geohazards.

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Alberto Mestas-Nunez

Associate Professor of Instruction

University of Texas at San Antonio

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Stephen Ackley

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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YoungHyun Koo

University of Colorado Boulder

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Thermodynamic and Dynamic Variations in Sea Ice Thickness of the Ross Sea, Antarctica, Driven by Atmospheric Circulation

Automated detection and tracking of medium-large icebergs from Sentinel-1 imagery using Google Earth Engine

Sea ice surface type classification of ICESat-2 ATL07 data by using data-driven machine learning model: Ross Sea, Antarctic as an example

Semi-automated tracking of iceberg B43 using Sentinel-1 SAR images via Google Earth Engine

Spatiotemporal Analysis of Sea Ice Leads in the Arctic Ocean Retrieved from IceBridge Laxon Line Data 2012–2018

Weekly Mapping of Sea Ice Freeboard in the Ross Sea from ICESat-2

Estimation of thermodynamic and dynamic contributions to sea ice growth in the Central Arctic using ICESat-2 and MOSAiC SIMBA buoy data

Deriving Antarctic Sea‐Ice Thickness From Satellite Altimetry and Estimating Consistency for NASA's ICESat/ICESat‐2 Missions

Assessing Scale Dependence on Local Sea Level Retrievals from Laser Altimetry Data over Sea Ice

Imaging Floods and Glacier Geohazards with Remote Sensing

Response of Tibetan Plateau lakes to climate change: Trends, patterns, and mechanisms

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Alberto Mestas-Nunez

Stephen Ackley

YoungHyun Koo

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