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Preliminary results of the ice_sheet_CCI round robin activity on the estimation of surface elevation changes

This work presents the first results of a research activity aiming to compare estimates of Surface Elevation Changes (SEC) over the Jakobshavn Isbræ basin (Greenland) using different repeat altimetry techniques and different sensors (laser vs. radar altimetry). The goal of this comparison is the identification of the best performing algorithm, in terms of accuracy, coverage and processing effort, for the generation of surface elevation change maps. The methods investigated here are the cross-over and repeat-track. The results of the inter-comparison are here reported and, from a first analysis, it is found that both radar and laser altimetry resolve the surface elevation changes quite well, and that the problems found mainly in the coastal region and along the main trunk can be solved by combining the two methods. The comparison with airborne lidar data from the NASA ICEBridge and the ESA CryoVex campaigns is in progress.