How would you like to process the input DEM:
Choose the processing tool you want to use.

This tool compensates for the absence of ice mass in the poles. The DEM values will be modified in the areas where there is a difference between ice and bedrock topography. Present-day ice and bedrock topography are used to calculate the thickness of present-day ice covering Antarctic and Greenland. The thickness is determined by subtracting the bedrock topography from ice topography. Then the bedrock topography is raised according to following formula:

Hc = Hi+0.3*Hd*Ir

Where:
Hc - Compensated elevation (new elevation value)
Hi - Initial elevation
Hd - Elevation difference between the bedrock and ice topographies (ice thickness)
Ir - Amount of ice removed (in %)

Raster to be modified
Select a raster corresponding to the bedrock topography (topography and bathymetry DEM compiled and rotated to the time of reconstruction).

Ice topography raster
Select a raster corresponding to the ice topography (rotated to the time of reconstruction).

Amount of ice to be removed:
Enter the percentage of ice you want to remove from the poles to calculate the isostatic rebound. The higher this percentage, the stronger the rebound, and the higher the resulting bedrock topography.

Advanced parameters:

Mask layer
If you want to constrain the isostatic compensation to a certain area, you may select a mask layer that contains polygon masks defining those areas.
If you don't want to use all polygons in the mask layer, you have two options:
If you choose the option Selected features only, the polygon(s) you have selected on the map canvas will be used.
If you choose the option Get polar regions automatically, common names for polar plates (Antarctica, Greenland, etc...) will be searched among the masks of continental blocks and those polygons will be used for the isostatic compensation. In this case, you have to select the vector file containing the continental blocks in the field Mask layer. Make sure you have an attribute field called NAME and that it is populated with the name of tectonic blocks.
Please refer to the manual for the full list of polar plate names that the algorithm recognizes.

Output file path:
If there is no path specified here, the file will be created in the temporary folder. The full path will be shown in the Log tab and the result will be loaded to the map canvas.

Warning: Please avoid using these characters in the file name, as they might cause processing errors: ( ) / - % $ @ #
Note: If this tool is used repetitively with no path specified, previous results will be overwritten. To avoid this, specify a different path (or filename) each time