Data location: /users/rsg/arsf/arsf_data/2011/flight_data/svalbard/EUFAR11_02-2011_187_SVALBD_PGLACIAL

Data arrived from ARSF via network transfer on 13/07/2011

EUFAR11/02 Scientific objective: Paraglacial slope adjustment is rapid and poorly understood. It takes the form of rockfalls, debris flows and gullying – all of which involve the erosion and deposition of significant quantities of sediment. The global trend of glacial retreat means these processes are becoming much more widespread. Better understanding of the processes that bring about post-glacial slope adjustment leads to better understanding of (1) Potential hazards in downstream habitation (2) The global sediment budget (3) The formation of relict glacial landscapes.

EUFAR11/02 Priority: a4h

PI: Susan Conway

Sensors:

Camera (Requested) (30/08/2011) Eagle (Requested) (20/10/2011) Hawk (Requested) (20/10/2011) LiDAR (Requested) (20/10/2011)

Data location: /users/rsg/arsf/arsf_data/2014/flight_data/arsf_internal/GB14_00-2014_067_Little_Riss

Data arrived from ARSF via network transfer on 10/03/2014

GB14/00 Scientific objective: Boresight

GB14/00 Priority: urgent

PI: ARSF

Sensors:

Camera (Not requested by PI, Submitted to NEODC on 16/04/2015) LiDAR (Requested, Submitted to NEODC on 16/04/2015)

Data location: /users/rsg/arsf/arsf_data/2014/flight_data/uk/GB12_04-2014_083_Eaves_Wood

Data arrived from ARSF via network transfer on 26/03/2014

GB12/04 Scientific objective: developing the use of multi-temporal LiDAR data for quantifying forest dynamics

GB12/04 Priority: a4m

PI: Alan Blackburn

Notes: Full waveform data present

Sensors:

Fenix (Requested, Submitted to NEODC @ 20/04/2015) LiDAR (Requested, Submitted to NEODC @ 20/04/2015) FW LiDAR (Requested, Submitted to NEODC @ 20/04/2015)