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General theory of water flow at the base of a glacier or ice sheet
Reviews of Geophysics, 1972exaly
Spatio-temporal flow variations driving heat exchange processes at a mountain glacier [PDF]
Multi-scale interactions between the glacier surface, the overlying atmosphere, and the surrounding alpine terrain are highly complex and force temporally and spatially variable local glacier energy fluxes and melt rates.
R. Mott +3 more
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Complex Greenland outlet glacier flow captured. [PDF]
The Greenland Ice Sheet is losing mass at an accelerating rate due to increased surface melt and flow acceleration in outlet glaciers. Quantifying future dynamic contributions to sea level requires accurate portrayal of outlet glaciers in ice sheet ...
Aschwanden A, Fahnestock MA, Truffer M.
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The Mechanics of Glacier Flow [PDF]
AbstractThe flow of valley glaciers is examined in the light of recent laboratory experiments on the behaviour of ice under load. Simple expressions are given for the velocity distributions in some cases of laminar flow, and the modification of a pure laminar flow theory necessary to explain the formation of transverse crevasses and thrust planes is ...
J. Nye
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A debris flow occurred in the foreland of Gangotri Glacier by its former tributary, Meru (Bamak) Glacier between 16 and 19 July 2017. We investigated the debris flow using pre- and post-event field observations; hydro-meteorological data along with ...
Rakesh Bhambri +2 more
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Weekly Glacier Flow Estimation from Dense Satellite Time Series Using Adapted Optical Flow Technology [PDF]
Contemporary optical remote sensing satellites or constellations of satellites can acquire imagery at sub-weekly or even daily timescales. Thus, these systems facilitate the potential for within-season velocity estimation of glacier surfaces.
B. Altena, A. Kääb
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Flow velocities were measured on the active rock glacier Lazaun by eleven GNNS (2006–2018) and six UAV campaigns (2016–2018) to better understand the flow pattern and its possible causes.
Christine Fey, Karl Krainer
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