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Glaciological Research in the Canadian Arctic
ARCTIC, 1955The "glacierized" highland rim of the Eastern Arctic extends north for 1,600 miles from southern Baffin Island to northernmost Ellesmere. Ice forms include glacier caps, highland, transection, valley, cirque, and piedmont glaciers, and shelf ice on the north coast of Ellesmere. Incidental ice observations prior to, and glaciological work after 1945 are
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In the Arctic, extreme weather conditions such as rain-on-snow events (ROS) make the monitoring of the snowpack with remote sensing techniques increasingly relevant and necessary. In recent years, remote sensing methods based on active radar images (SAR) are well described for mapping the spatial extent of ROS events in the terrestrial Arctic (Vickers,
Jean-Pierre Dedieu +8 more
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Structural Glaciology of Austre Brøggerbreen, Northwest Svalbard
Journal of Maps, 2016Bryn Hubbard +2 more
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Variability of Arctic Sea Ice Thickness and Volume From CryoSat-2
Philosophical Transactions Series A, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences, 2015Ronald Kwok, G F Cunningham
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