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Whats the value of satellite imagery in observing the iceberg?

April 26, 2017iceberg Imagery observing satellite value

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Whats the value of satellite imagery in observing the iceberg?

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Satellite imagery, particularly from polar-orbiting satellites, and especially when skies are clear of clouds, make it possible to spot big icebergs as they form. Cracks in the ice are only clearly visible from the air. Satellites give a point of view available no other way.