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Advanced imaging technologies used to map the frozen Arctic and process frozen tuna

3D aerial mapping of Arctic permafrost

A 3D view of coastal thaw slumps on Baldwin Peninsula. Courtesy of German Aerospace Center and Potsdam University

From tracking the melting rate of Arctic permafrost to optimising frozen tuna processing, cutting-edge imaging technologies are reshaping research and industry.

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