Nature research paper: A year-round satellite sea-ice thickness record from CryoSat-2
Multisensor Analyzed Sea Ice Extent - Northern Hemisphere , Version 1M.T., J.C.L., Y.A., G.J.D., J.C.S. and H.D.B.S.H. acknowledge financial support from the UKRI Natural Environment Research Council Project ‘PRE-MELT’ under the split grant awards NE/T001399/1, NE/T000546/1 and NE/T000260/1. J.C.L.
and ULS moorings were deployed, recovered and processed within the framework of the Russian–German project CATS/Transdrift and QUARCCS .
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