Hot topics demonstrate the effects of glacier dynamics on acoustics in coastal Arctic ecosystems, suggesting significant environmental changes.
Melting and calving glacier ice in the coastal Arctic creates a vibrant and noisy underwater soundscape and an environment rich in dynamic thermohaline structure. Recent advances in both passive and active acoustics show a range of important new results, such as quantification of submarine melting rate, subaerial calving flux, and the structure of glacier termini and meltwater outflows. These and other results will be highlighted in this hot topics talk. [Work funded by US ONR Code 32 grants N00014-24-1-2394 and N00014-23-1-2620.]
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