… , or CryoSat-2 use different observation techniques and differ in … ADCs from gravimetry are
calibrated to the LPZ by removing … experiment, because we do not test the sensitivity to filters. …

… From the results of the test, we conclude that the effect of global ocean and ice loading on
… cycle, there is usually a mismatch between the modeled and observed topography for the …

… However, the approach is a regional approach, as it regionally constrains GIA by calibrating
… comparison with independent GNSS observations, and from sensitivity tests, we conclude …

… The larger scaling factors applied in EM1_L were calibrated … of idealised sensitivity tests
using the GIA model described in … and observed ice loss and bedrock elevation in Antarctica (…

… sheets on Greenland and Antarctica themselves. Although this … (GIA) process and on the
observations they have been … radiocarbon dating is accurately calibrated to calendar years only …

… , we discuss observations available in Antarctica, including … calibrated to calendar ages
before they can be compared with … The ICE-6G_C model has been tested for consistency with an …

… A new glacial isostatic adjustment model for Antarctica: Calibrated and tested using
observations of relative sea-level change and present-day uplift rates. Geophys J Int, 190: 1464–…

… provided by the Holocene RSL observations of the Tushingham & … 2(d), we consider the
only four sites available for Antarctica in the RSL … Bayesian calibration of computer models …

… the effect at the primary 10 Be production calibration sites is <1%. … Firstly, we assessed the
impact of global surface elevation change … Using Antarctica as an example, we compare GIA …

… the observation of glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) which constrains the Earth’s response to
ice unloading, and hence, contributions of ice-covered regions such as Antarctica to … of tests …