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EPICA ice core Dronning Maud Land: first results from stable isotope measurements back to the LGM [PDF]

, 2003
Graf, W., Lambrecht, A., Meyer, Hanno, Oerter, Hans, Wilhelms, Frank   +4 more
core  

A Century of Stability of Avannarleq and Kujalleq Glaciers, West Greenland, Explained Using High-Resolution Airborne Gravity and Other Data. [PDF]

Geophys Res Lett, 2018
An L, Rignot E, Mouginot J, Millan R.
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Seeking snow and breathing hard - Behavioral tactics in high elevation mammals to combat warming temperatures. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2019
Sarmento W, Biel M, Berger J.
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INTRODUCTION [PDF]

, 1975
Hiromu SHIMIZU, シミズ ヒロム
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General Statement: JARE South Pole Traverse 1968-69 [PDF]

, 1971
Masayoshi Murayama
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[OTHERS] [PDF]

, 1976

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A review of the use of radio-echo sounding in glaciology

Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 2001
Radio-echo sounding (RES), or radar, is an established geophysical technique that has been, and continues to be, applied to investigate a variety of ice-mass properties. This review presents the physical theory and principles of radio-glaciology, and describes the various types of radar equipment commonly used, including modern, ground-penetrating ...
L.A. Plewes, B. Hubbard
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Radio-Glaciology: Exploration of temperate glaciers

Physics Bulletin, 1985
Radio-echo sounding is a well-established technique for exploring cold, polar, ice-masses, and a valuable, flexible tool it proves to be. Less well established is the possibility of using radio-echoes to explore temperate glaciers – those consisting mostly of ice at the pressure-melting temperature, but containing liquid water too.
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Inverse Methods in Radio Glaciology

1985
Since the early sixties, Radio Glaciology has been carried out over polar ice, over sea ice and over water-laden temperate glacier ice. Initially, the principal observable in pulsed echo sounding was the echo-delay time and the inversion problem centred around the need to know both the velocity of propagation of electromagnetic waves in ice and snow ...
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UAVs as remote sensing platform in glaciology: Present applications and future prospects

Remote Sensing of Environment, 2016
Anshuman Bhardwaj, Lydia Sam, Rajesh Kumar   +2 more
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