Currently images made by the contributors of this site are spread far and wide so I thought a thread having a title that tells what there is might be a good idea. F.e., on the blog A-team told of the stacking idea Chris Reynolds used on one tile of the arctic mosaic. The thing is there's plenty to do even on one tile, so a central repository of such images might be in order.
Opening this thread with an image that has the upper part from 21/6/2013 and the lower part 29/6/2013 with quite a lot of adjustment on contrast/brightness. The tile is r03c03, resolution 1km/px (any larger would possibly freeze my computer and myself, not to talk of the forum itself)
(tried also the tile r04c03, went back two weeks, and started stacking relatively cloud-free portions of images, about 50% of the area has had a complete cloud cover for the last two weeks... , if anybody wants to have a go be welcome)
Note on the Greenland ice sheet area: the striping pattern on the sheet is possibly due the individual swaths of the instrument (AFAIK, it works a bit similar to a television-camera)
2nd image is a heavy-handed mod of the cloud-band in 04072013 r04c04 250m/px image. Looks like this thread ended before it properly started, but I might use this for some images. Nevermind.
r03c03 again, fractures on Lincoln Sea have progressed. If you have trouble locating the image, it's been turned c.45 degrees (Ellesmere coast left bottom corner) Clouds on Nares entrance block the view, but the next day it was clear and shows that this is about as far as the cracks have progressed thus far
Curious feature off Novaya Sibir Island SE coast 80 km long perpendicular curvy cracks on ice. Earthquake?