New! Science Speakers Webinar Series
PGC In light of the Arctic and Antarctic field seasons cancellations and changes, the PGC is taking this opportunity to … Continue reading New! Science Speakers Webinar Series
PGC News & Announcements (June 30, 2020)
Missed out on the newsletter via email? Sign up here! COVID-19 Response Since the beginning of the Coronavirus outbreak in … Continue reading PGC News & Announcements (June 30, 2020)
PGC News & Announcements (March 13, 2020)
Missed out on the newsletter via email? Sign up here! NEW! ArcticDEM Viewer in Google Earth Engine Apps Excitingly, the … Continue reading PGC News & Announcements (March 13, 2020)
2019 Antarctic Earth Sciences Meeting and Deep Field Camp Planning Workshop
Registrations are now open for the: 2019 Interdisciplinary Antarctic Earth Sciences Meeting from October 13-15 2019 Antarctic Deep Field Camp … Continue reading 2019 Antarctic Earth Sciences Meeting and Deep Field Camp Planning Workshop
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NGA Director, Robert Sharp, Praises PGC Partnership and High-Res DEMs at GEOINT 2019 [video]
At the GEOINT Symposium this year, Vice Admiral Robert Sharp, Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) gave praising remarks … Continue reading NGA Director, Robert Sharp, Praises PGC Partnership and High-Res DEMs at GEOINT 2019 [video]
REMA Publication
The REMA team is proud to announce its publication in The Cryosphere journal! The article covers REMA’s construction including source … Continue reading REMA Publication
PGC News & Announcements (October 17, 2018)
News and announcements from PGC for October 17, 2018.
The Reference Elevation Model of Antarctica: Release 1
First release of the high-resolution Digital Elevation Model of Antarctica (REMA).
PGC’s Cole Kelleher: Time to Eat the Dogs Podcast
Listen to the podcast here!
Quantarctica Version 3 Released
Quantarctica, a free GIS for Antarctica, releases Version 3 with hundreds of GIS layers.