Thermal conditions influence the stability of the Antarctic ice sheet, which is critical for global sea level.
Understanding both basal and englacial temperatures offers insights into ice dynamics and potential melting.
Innovative approaches estimate thermal profiles, helping to predict responses to climate changes impacting the ice sheet.
Implications of these thermal estimates suggest necessary adaptations in climate models to account for ice sheet behavior.
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