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, 2015 . Observations show that the flow of Rutford Ice Stream (RIS) is strongly modulated by the ocean tides, with the strongest tidal response at the 14.77-day tidal period (Msf). This is striking because this period is absent in the tidal forcing.
S. Rosier, G. Gudmundsson, J. Green
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Fast glacier flow: Ice streams, surging, and tidewater glaciers [PDF]
, 1987 Garry K. C. Clarke
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Mass-Balance Studies of Ice Streams A, B, and C, West Antarctica, and Possible Surging Behavior of Ice Stream Β [PDF]
, 1988 Sion Shabtaie +3 more
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, 2015 . We present a digital elevation model of the bed of Rutford Ice Stream, Antarctica, derived from radio-echo sounding data. The data cover an 18 × 40 km area immediately upstream of the grounding line of the ice stream.
E. King, H. Pritchard, A. Smith
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Can Relict Crevasse Plumes on Antarctic Ice Shelves Reveal a History of Ice-Stream Fluctuation? [PDF]
, 1988 Douglas R. MacAyeal +3 more
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A Coupled Marine Ice-Stream – Ice-Shelf Model [PDF]
, 1987 Isabelle Muszynski, G. E. Birchfield
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Surface Features of Ice Stream B, Marie Byrd Land, West Antarctica [PDF]
, 1986 Patricia Vornberger, I. M. Whillans
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Flow of Rutford Ice Stream and Comparison with Carlson Inlet, Antarctica [PDF]
, 1989 R. M. Frolich +2 more
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A Numerical Ice-Stream Model: Application to Holocene Retreat in the Ross Sea, West Antarctica (Abstract) [PDF]
, 1984 Craig S. Linglet, J. A. Clark
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Reply to Lliboutry’s letter “Why calculated basal drags of ice streams can be fallacious” [PDF]
, 1995 I. M. Whillans, Kees van Veen
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