Subsea fibre-optic DAS used to capture glacial calving and wave dynamics in Greenland
Dominik Gräff and two crew members load the fibre-optic cable onto the back of the research vessel Adolf Jensen (Image: Manuela Köpfli / University of Washington)
A 10km-long fibre-optic cable was deployed near South Greenland to record the unseen effects of iceberg calving, revealing new insights into glacial melt
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