Figure 7.24: Radarsat ScanSAR image transect of the centerline of Taylor Glacier. The first section (in black) is ice. The dark gray section is snow, and is compared out to 116 km with a Landsat 6 satellite image. The second gray section is an area that is less bright (than the “snow” section) having a mottled appearance (called “light dappled”). The lightest gray section is the least bright on the transect having a “dark dappled” texture.