Glacier Technology
Working Together
Since 1979, measurements of the polar ice caps show up to a 30% increase in summer melt on major ice sheets such as Greenland. Warmer seas—by approximately 2.5°C—are accelerating the collapse of the western Antarctic ice sheet, with ice receding thousands of kilometers per year. Research indicates that diverting even 2% of incoming solar radiation could restore global temperatures to pre-industrial trajectories.
Yaroka applies machine-learning melt-rate prediction, radiative-transfer modeling, and patented canopy geometries to design deployments capable of reducing direct solar heating across vulnerable glacial surfaces.
Patented Technology
Our patented Canopy Technology works through the redirection and capture of sunlight using aluminum-derivative canopy structures engineered to reduce the solar load on ice sheets. The physical system diverts sunlight away from rapidly weakening regions while capturing solar energy that would otherwise accelerate melt.
These patents form the backbone of our glacial intervention systems.