"Glaciologists have long based their assumptions of ice sheet dynamics on the 'grounding line,' a discrete, narrow and mostly stable demarcation where ice leaves the land and begins floating on water," said lead author Mattia Poinelli, who was a UC Irvine postdoctoral scholar in Earth system science when this study was conducted.

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"Glaciologists have long based their assumptions of ice sheet dynamics on the 'grounding line,' a discrete, narrow and mostly stable demarcation where ice leaves the land and begins floating on water," said lead author Mattia Poinelli, who was a UC Irvine postdoctoral scholar in Earth system science when this study was conducted.

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