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LtoR Prof. Tim Papakyriakou  and masters student  Megan Shields  operate microwave scatterometer (on boom top left) Green Page - ARCTIC EXPERIMENT -  University of Manitoba’s unique Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), thanks to the remarkably cold winter this year, media are invited to watch an Arctic experiment be conducted within city limits (map).Graduate student Megan Shields, supervised by Canada Research Chair David Barber, will create an artificial ridge of ice and then scan it with radar and laser systems from above.The project is trying to understand the signals that radar satellites read off of an ice ridge in the Arctic by duplicating it here on a smaller scale. Years ago, Professor Barber released a study that showed Arctic sea ice had duped satellites into reporting thick multiyear sea ice where in fact none existed, raising doubts about the accuracy of satellite data.Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), University of Manitoba , alex paul story FEB. 12 2014 / KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

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LtoR Prof. Tim Papakyriakou and masters student Megan Shields operate microwave scatterometer (on boom top left) Green Page - ARCTIC EXPERIMENT - University of Manitoba’s unique Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), thanks to the remarkably cold winter this year, media are invited to watch an Arctic experiment be conducted within city limits (map).Graduate student Megan Shields, supervised by Canada Research Chair David Barber, will create an artificial ridge of ice and then scan it with radar and laser systems from above.The project is trying to understand the signals that radar satellites read off of an ice ridge in the Arctic by duplicating it here on a smaller scale. Years ago, Professor Barber released a study that showed Arctic sea ice had duped satellites into reporting thick multiyear sea ice where in fact none existed, raising doubts about the accuracy of satellite data.Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), University of Manitoba , alex paul story FEB. 12 2014 / KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

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LtoR Prof. Tim Papakyriakou  and masters student  Megan Shields  operate microwave scatterometer (on boom top left) Green Page - ARCTIC EXPERIMENT -  University of Manitoba’s unique Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), thanks to the remarkably cold winter this year, media are invited to watch an Arctic experiment be conducted within city limits (map).Graduate student Megan Shields, supervised by Canada Research Chair David Barber, will create an artificial ridge of ice and then scan it with radar and laser systems from above.The project is trying to understand the signals that radar satellites read off of an ice ridge in the Arctic by duplicating it here on a smaller scale. Years ago, Professor Barber released a study that showed Arctic sea ice had duped satellites into reporting thick multiyear sea ice where in fact none existed, raising doubts about the accuracy of satellite data.Sea-Ice Environmental Research Facility (SERF), University of Manitoba , alex paul story FEB. 12 2014 / KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

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