Related publications:

Kroth, Lilian, and Amelia Urry. ‘Edges of the Ice: Aerial Views and Frontier Imaginaries’. In The Aerial Turn. On the Conquest of the Air and Its Impact on the City, the Territory and the Planet, edited by Matteo Vegetti, 133–51. Mendrisio Academy Press, 2025. https://doi.org/10.48686/8kym-7z38.

Kroth, Lilian. ‘Remote Sensing and Feminist Critique: Reappropriations of Sensing across Distance’. Environment and Planning F 4, no. 1 (2025): 3–19. https://doi.org/10.1177/26349825241283838.

Kroth, Lilian. ‘Cryo-Criticality. Michel Serres and Modes of Thinking with Ice’. In Michel Serres and the Environmental Humanities, edited by Moritz Ingwersen, Stephanie Posthumus, and Beate Ochsner. London: Bloomsbury Academic, forthcoming 2026.

Kroth, Lilian, and Amelia Urry. ‘Remote Sensing as Method and Material’. Environment and Planning F, no. Special Issue: Remote Sensing as Method and Material (forthcoming 2026).

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