Oceanic and Bathymetric Controls on the Kinematic Evolution and Structural Destabilization of Cook Ice Shelf, East Antarctica

This dataset contains satellite-derived ice velocity and grounding-line mapping products supporting the study “Oceanic and Bathymetric Controls on the Kinematic Evolution and Structural Destabilization of Cook Ice Shelf.” It includes monthly ice velocity fields for 2022–2025 derived from Sentinel-1 and Landsat imagery using offset tracking, together with grounding-line delineations obtained from differential synthetic aperture radar interferometry. These products characterize spatial and temporal variations in ice flow and grounding-line position across Cook Ice Shelf, East Antarctica, and support analyses of the relationships between ice flow acceleration, structural damage, and grounding-line retreat. Data processing methods and uncertainty assessments are described in the associated manuscript.