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Inferring Debris Properties on Debris-Covered Glaciers: Implications for Glacier Modelling
Debris, ranging from thin surface dust to medial moraines and thick, continuous layers in ablation zones, partially covers glaciers all around the world. By modifying energy transfer from the atmosphere to the ice, the supraglacial debris layer fundamentally controls sub-debris melt rates.Vicente Melo Velasco +5 more
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Çatakkaya debris-covered glacier (Tatos Mountains-Turkey)
2019The eastern part of the North Anatolian Mountains isthe place where the Pleistocene glaciations is most effective.In thesemountains, which have many summits over 3500 meters, especially the high partsabove 2500 meters constitute a significant glacial area.
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Glacier Mapping for Debris-covered Glaciers using Convolutional Neural Networks
2022Jamal, Saad Ahmed +5 more
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Review of contact and contactless active space debris removal approaches
Progress in Aerospace Sciences, 2022Alexander S Ledkov
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Book Review: Debris-covered glaciers
Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 2003openaire +1 more source
Instability and surge development in debris flows
Reviews of Geophysics, 2007Barbara Zanuttigh, Alberto Lamberti
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