For more than four decades, scientists have tracked the drift of Antarctic sea ice from space, relying on passive microwave sensors to paint a continent-spanning picture of how the frozen skin of the Southern Ocean moves with winds and currents. That picture has just been put to one of its most rigorous tests yet. A team at the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) at the University of Colorado Boulder, led by Younghyun Koo together with Walter N. Meier and J. Scott Stewart,…
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