Video Gallery

Videos by or about Global Cryosphere Watch (GCW).

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Other

Below are some links to videos that are provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. They are not connected with, or endorsed by, GCW or WMO.

• An icebreaker in McMurdo Sound, Antarctic. Courtesy of Chris Readinger (U.S. National Ice Center)
• The U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Mobile Bay in Green Bay, part of Lake Michigan, February 2017 (J. Key).
• Eiffel Tower on Ice. A video from the European Space Agency demonstrating how many Eiffel Tower sized ice cubes can be made out of the volume of Arctic sea ice. (Courtesy of M. Drinkwater, ESA). Also see the full story in "Ice Matters".
• Sea ice age from 1987 through end of October 2013. Age class 1 means “first-year ice,” which is ice that formed in the most recent winter. The oldest ice (9+) is ice that is more than 9 years old. Animation by NOAA climate.gov, based on research data provided by Mark Tschudi, CCAR, University of Colorado.
• Videos from the Snow, Water, Ice, and Permafrost of the Arctic (SWIPA) project of the Arctic Council's Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP):
• View or download the videos from the AMAP site
• Youtube: The New Arctic Reality (short version)
• Youtube: The Greenland Ice Sheet in a Changing Climate (short version)
• Youtube: The New Arctic Reality (15 min)
• Youtube: A Changing Environment (15 min)
• GlobSnow SWE, 1980-2010 (Courtesy of Finnish Meteorological Institute)
• Youtube: Iceberg "tsunami", Greenland
• Youtube: Calving glacier swamps tourists

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