Drift events are natural occurrences where large masses of ice, such as glaciers or icebergs, break off and move away from their original location. These events can happen due to various factors, including rising temperatures, ocean currents, and geological activity. When ice drifts, it can impact marine ecosystems and contribute to rising sea levels. In addition to their environmental effects, drift events can also pose risks to shipping routes and coastal communities. As ice moves, it can create hazards for vessels navigating through affected waters. Monitoring drift events is essential for understanding climate change and its impact on the Earth's polar regions.