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, 2020
The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the global average, and the melting of mountain glaciers and ice caps has accelerated over the last two decades accompanied by reduced sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
E. Støren +11 more
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The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the global average, and the melting of mountain glaciers and ice caps has accelerated over the last two decades accompanied by reduced sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
E. Støren +11 more
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2023
We utilised repeat high-resolution UAV-SfM surveys, alongside terrestrial photography acquired in-situ, to investigate, for the first time, the role of thermal notch erosion in forcing localised calving failure and subsequent short-term increases in velocity at a lake-terminating glacier. This data was acquired daily (where possible) across one week in
Nathaniel Baurley, Jane Hart
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We utilised repeat high-resolution UAV-SfM surveys, alongside terrestrial photography acquired in-situ, to investigate, for the first time, the role of thermal notch erosion in forcing localised calving failure and subsequent short-term increases in velocity at a lake-terminating glacier. This data was acquired daily (where possible) across one week in
Nathaniel Baurley, Jane Hart
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Glacier mass loss on the southeastern Tibetan Plateau since the Little Ice Age
Journal of Quaternary ScienceMaritime glaciers on the southeastern Tibetan Plateau (SETP) are experiencing rapid mass loss, yet both current rates and future projections lack centennial‐scale context.
Hongjie Zhang +5 more
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SSL4SAR: Self-Supervised Learning for Glacier Calving Front Extraction From SAR Imagery
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote SensingGlaciers are losing ice mass at unprecedented rates, increasing the need for accurate, year-round monitoring to understand frontal ablation, particularly the factors driving the calving process.
Nora Gourmelon +7 more
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Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2023
Victoria Benson +4 more
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Victoria Benson +4 more
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The first-ever field measurements conducted at the outlet glaciers Gualas and Reichert at the Northern Patagonian Ice Sheet, Chile, provide the basis for this work. Both glaciers currently terminate in large (2 km resp. 9 km length) proglacial lakes. The glaciers have retreated rapidly over the past four decades, whereby Reichert glacier retreated by ...
Pascal Emanuel Egli +7 more
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Pascal Emanuel Egli +7 more
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We utilised repeat high-resolution UAV-SfM surveys, alongside terrestrial photography acquired in-situ, to investigate, for the first time, how localised calving failure can drive short-term increases in velocity at a lake-terminating glacier. This data was acquired over five days in early July 2019, and across 11 days in July 2021, to provide insights
Nathaniel Baurley, Jane Hart
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Nathaniel Baurley, Jane Hart
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