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International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1994
(1994). The Pasterze Glacier, Austria. International Journal of Remote Sensing: Vol. 15, No. 9, pp. 1731-1732.
K. J. BAYR, D.K. HALL, W. M. KOVALICK
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(1994). The Pasterze Glacier, Austria. International Journal of Remote Sensing: Vol. 15, No. 9, pp. 1731-1732.
K. J. BAYR, D.K. HALL, W. M. KOVALICK
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The Pasterze glacier, Austria: an analogue of an extensional allochthon
Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 2000Abstract Structures of the Pasterze glacier (Austria) have been studied in detail and interpreted as representing a natural model of an extensional allochthon formed on top of an orogenic wedge, and also a model for raft tectonics at passive continental margins.
Paul Herbst, Franz Neubauer
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Always delayed? Holocene and current evolution of Pasterze Glacier, Austria
2020<p>The glaciers in the Alps are currently shrinking, in some cases dramatically, due to progressive warming. At some glaciers this recession has made it possible to find tree remains and other organic material at or near the termini.
Kurt Nicolussi +4 more
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Terricolous Lichens in the Glacier Forefield of the Pasterze (Eastern Alps, Carinthia, Austria).
Phyton; annales rei botanicae, 2015The investigation of lichens on soil, plant debris and terricolous mosses in the glacier forefield of the Pasterze yielded 35 lichen species. Placidiopsis oreades Breuss (Verrucariales) is new to Austria. Three sampling sites were established at increasing distance from the glacier, in order to compare species diversity, abundance and composition ...
Bilovitz, Peter O +4 more
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Glaciological Studies at Pasterze Glacier (Austria) Based on Aerial Photographs
2015This chapter describes and analyses glacier recession observed at Pasterze Glacier, Hohe Tauern Range, Austria, for the time period 2003–2009. Pasterze Glacier is the largest glacier of the entire Eastern Alps, and it is highly indicative of ongoing glacier melt in the Alps.
Viktor Kaufmann +4 more
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Die Eisdynamik im Ablationsgebiet der Pasterze
2012Die Pasterze ist der längste Talgletscher Österreichs und zugleich einer der am meisten beobachteten Gletscher in den Ostalpen. Im Zuge des fortschreitenden Klimawandels nimmt das Gletschermonitoring immer mehr an Wichtigkeit zu. Ein noch relativ wenig erforschter Bereich ist das Fließverhalten der Pasterze. In dieser Arbeit wird auf die Eisdynamik der
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The Holocene, 2000
During recent years a number of fragments of Pinus cembra and Larix decidua as well as peat were found in front of the tongue of the Pasterze Glacier in the Eastern Alps.These were washed out by the stream from under the present ice. The wood originates from trees which reached ages of upto 400 years or more. Radiocarbon dating shows them to come from
Kurt Nicolussi, Gemot Patzelt
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During recent years a number of fragments of Pinus cembra and Larix decidua as well as peat were found in front of the tongue of the Pasterze Glacier in the Eastern Alps.These were washed out by the stream from under the present ice. The wood originates from trees which reached ages of upto 400 years or more. Radiocarbon dating shows them to come from
Kurt Nicolussi, Gemot Patzelt
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Zum Sedimenthaushalt des Sanders im Gletschervorfeld der Pasterze
2010In this study the sedimentbudget of a proglacial sandur is analyzed. Main topic of a sediment-budget-investigation is to identify sediment sources, storage types and geomorphic coupling and to quantify sediment transfer rates. Due to limited temporal resources, aim of this study is the quantification of the major mass wasting processes and the ...
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