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GLACIAL HAZARDS IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA

Physical Geography, 1989
The spatial and temporal aspects of glacial hazards in the Lewis and Livington Ranges of Glacier National Park, Montana are examined. Ice avalanches have historically been a hazard in the Park, and continue to be so from glaciers in cirques. Ice avalanches were more common and more widely distributed during and immediately after the Little Ice Age.
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The 1981 – 1982 surge of Hazard Glacier, Yukon Territory

Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1984
A surge of Hazard Glacier, believed to have started in 1981, displaced ice as much as 0.7 km. Before the surge, ice thickness was measured by radio echo sounding and temperatures were taken in three holes to the glacier bed. The glacier is subpolar with 10 m temperatures near −5.4 °C, and temperature versus depth profiles show many anomalous features.
Garry K. C. Clarke, Sam G. Collins
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Manifestations and mechanisms of mountain glacier-related hazards

, 2021
Xin Wang, Qiao Liu, Shiyin Liu, G. He
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A Proposed Framework Approach for Mapping Glacier Hazard Zones

2019
The main aim of this study is to propose a new ensemble framework model for the prediction of snow avalanche prone regions. The proposed approach is based on the following pillars: Support vector machine classifier (SVM) and recent state-of-the-art ensemble learning techniques, Bagging and MultiBoost.
Rahul Nijhawan, Josodhir Das
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Glacier Hazards

Arctic and Alpine Research, 1984
Richard L. Armstrong, Lance Tufnell
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Glacier Peak, Washington: A potentially hazardous cascade volcano

Environmental Geology, 1983
Recent field studies of postglacial volcanic deposits at Glacier Peak indicate the volcano has erupted more often, more voluminously, and more recently than previously thought. These past eruptions produced pyroclastic flows, extensive lahars, and widely distributed tephra falls.
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Glacier Fluctuations and Hazards: Discussion

The Geographical Journal, 1987
Edward Derbyshire, Anne F. Gellatly, David N. Collins, John Wright   +3 more
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Susceptibility Analysis of Glacier Debris Flow by Investigating the Changes in Glaciers Based on Remote Sensing: A Case Study

Sustainability, 2021
Gang Mei
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Four decades of Glacier and Glacial Lake dynamics in Kishtwar high altitude National Park, Chenab Basin, Jammu and Kashmir, India

Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 2023
S. K. Rai, R. Sahu, S. Dhar, Arun Kumar
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Hazardous Glacier Instabilities: Ice Avalanches, Sudden Large-Volume Detachments of Low-Angle Mountain Glaciers, and Glacier Surges

2022
Jacquemart, Mylène, Cicoira, Alessandro
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