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Cryologgers deployed on Alaska’s Brooks Range are providing new insight into deep permafrost landslide dynamics.
Cryologger snow monitoring stations in Oregon’s western Cascades are helping researchers understand wildfire impacts.
Four Cryologger Ice Tracking Beacons were deployed on fragments of the Milne Ice Shelf during the 2025 Amundsen Expedition.
Amundsen Science features Cryologger research in its new Results Postcards initiative, combining art and storytelling.
The Cryologger platform has a brand-new website, including a data portal, MDX-based documentation, and a modern blog system.
Dr. Andrew Tedstone has deployed 12 Cryologger Glacier Velocity Trackers (GVTs) along the K-transect in western Greenland.
A successful high-altitude deployment of Cryologger systems on Cayambe Glacier, Ecuador, led by Carnegie Mellon University.
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the USGS deployed Cryologger to measure glacier change at Gulkana Glacier, Alaska.
Four Cryologger GVTs were deployed at over 4000 m on Abramov Glacier, a WGMS reference glacier in Kyrgyzstan.
Two Cryologger Glacier Velocity Trackers were deployed on Coronation Glacier as part of a broader study of the Penny Ice Cap.
Six Cryologger Ice Tracking Beacons were deployed during the 2023 Amundsen Expedition aboard the CCGS Amundsen.
Cryologger Glacier Velocity Trackers were deployed on the Donjek, Kaskawulsh, and Lowell Glaciers in Kluane National Park.
Cryologger Glacier Velocity Trackers were installed on two outlet glaciers of the Devon Ice Cap to support long-term monitoring of glacier flow and ice dynamics.
Icebergs in Baffin Bay can drift tens of kilometres in a few days. Without a tracking beacon, you can lose one in under a week.