Short explanation of inventory attributes:

id_icerise:
unique id code for each feature (sorted after longitude)

type, type_text:
1 = Ice rise (topographic feature within an ice shelf, has its own dynamics)
2 = Ice ridge (major ridges between ice shelves/streams with a clear divide)
3 = Ice rumple (smaller irregular grounded areas with limited prominence and typically ice-shelf flow across it)
4 = Nunatak (visible rock)

name:
names for those that have, mainly based on SCAR database

divide:
0 = no clear divide
1 = clear divide

island:
0 = grounded below sea level
1 = partly grounded above sea level

isolated:
0 = inside or connected with an ice shelf
1 = not connected to an ice shelf (only applies to ice ridges, mainly in Siple Coast)

MOA2003, MOA2009, InSAR (main data sources):
0 = not represented in that data set
1 = represented in that data set
(hence three zeros implies manual identification)

Area_km2:
polygon area in Lambert equal area projection

nrofpoints:
number of grid points for statistics calculation (0 means that no statistics have been calculated yet)

vel_mean:
mean velocity over the feature based on the Antarctic Velocity Map (Rignot et al., 2011)

h_mean, h_min, h_max:
mean, minimum and maximum surface elevation of each ice rise extracted from Bedmap2

h_rise:
relative height of ice rise (h_max-h_min)

bed_mean, bed_min, bed_max:
mean, minimum and maximum bedrock elevation of each ice rise extracted from Bedmap2

thick:
mean ice thickness (h_mean-h_bed)

slope_mean:
mean slope extracted from Bedmap2

Width, length:
shortest and longest distances (in unit km) from the summit to the edge of each ice rise

longi, lati:
longitude and latitude of the center point of each ice rise