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Water mass specific genes dominate the Southern Ocean microbiome. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Faure E, Pommellec J, Noel C, Cormier A, Delpech LM, Eren AM, Fernandez-Guerra A, Vanni C, Fourquez M, Houssais MN, Guyet U, Da Silva C, Gavory F, Perdereau A, Labadie K, Wincker P, Poulain J, Hassler C, Lin Y, Cassar N, Maignien L.   +20 more
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Principles for ethical research in the Himalayas: Decolonising research ethics across the disciplines. [PDF]

Humanit Soc Sci Commun
Malik IH.
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Sediment discharge from Greenland's marine-terminating glaciers is linked with surface melt. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Andresen CS, Karlsson NB, Straneo F, Schmidt S, Andersen TJ, Eidam EF, Bjørk AA, Dartiguemalle N, Dyke LM, Vermassen F, Gundel IE.   +10 more
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Outburst of a subglacial flood from the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet. [PDF]

Nat Geosci
Bowling JS, McMillan M, Leeson AA, Livingstone SJ, Sole AJ, Ng FSL, Karlsson NB, Nienow P, Boxall K, Noël B, van den Broeke MR, Slater T, Maddalena J, Sandberg Sørensen L, Simonsen SB, Mouginot J, Millan R, Melling L, Taylor L, Humbert A.   +19 more
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Mass balance of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets from the 1970s to 2023. [PDF]

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Otosaka IN, Shepherd A, Amory C, Horwath M, Ivins ER, King MD, Nowicki S, Payne AJ, Rignot E, Sørensen LS, Schlegel NJ, Simon KM, Smith BE, Sutterley TC, van den Broeke MR, Velicogna I, A G, Agosta C, Ditmar P, Döhne T, Engdahl ME, Fettweis X, Forsberg R, Gardner AS, Gilbert L, Goelzer H, Gourmelen N, Groh A, Hansen N, Harig C, Helm V, Khan SA, Kittel C, Langen PL, Larsen M, Loomis BD, McMillan M, Medley B, Melini D, Mottram RH, Muir A, Nilsson J, Noël B, Pattle ME, Roca I Aparici M, Sasgen I, Save HV, Scheuchl B, Schrama EJO, Schröder L, Seo KW, Simonsen SB, Slater T, Spada G, Vishwakarma BD, Wever N, Wiese DN, Wouters B.   +57 more
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Community estimate of global glacier mass changes from 2000 to 2023. [PDF]

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GlaMBIE Team.
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Recent Climatic Fluctuations of the Canadian High Arctic and Their Significance for Glaciology

Arctic and Alpine Research, 1978
Various measures of the character of ablation season conditions in the Canadian High Arctic (north of 74°N) are discussed based on an analysis of daily climatic data from Alert, Eureka, Isachsen, Resolute, and Thule. Melting degree day totals appear to be the most useful index of "summer warmth." An abrupt change in the summer climate of the region ...
Raymond S. Bradley, John England
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Glaciology in the Arctic: Glaciology Panel, Committee on Polar Research

Eos, 1967
Sea ice accounts (in areal extent) for approximately two‐thirds of the Earth's ice cover. In the Arctic, its thickness is about 3 meters. Compared with the Greenland and antarctic ice sheets, this is only a thin veneer of ice, but its large areal extent has great importance because of the major influence of sea ice on heat exchange in the oceans and on
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Different Methods of Calculating Mean Daily Temperatures, Their Effects on Degree-Day Totals in the High Arctic and Their Significance to Glaciology

1964
When the range of temperatures is close to the freezing point, different methods of determining mean daily temperatures can cause disparities in melting and freezing degree-day totals. On the basis of data collected under such conditions, the disparities are examined and their relevancy to glaciological studies is considered.
K C Arnold, D K MacKay
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Upscaling ground‐based structural glaciological investigations via satellite remote sensing to larger‐scale ice masses: Bylot Island, Canadian Arctic

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 2022
AbstractUsing satellite remote sensing, this study aims to assess the validity of upscaling ground‐based structural observations of small valley glaciers, to larger‐scale ice masses that are too vast or inaccessible for field‐study or ground‐truthing. Focusing on four adjacent valley glaciers on Bylot Island, Nunavut, Arctic Canada, we establish that ...
Stephen J. A. Jennings, Michael J. Hambrey, Brian J. Moorman, Tom O. Holt, Neil F. Glasser   +4 more
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