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Radio-Glaciology: Exploration of Temperate Glaciers
Physics Bulletin, 1985Radio-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
1985Since 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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Annals of GlaciologyAn IGS international symposium on ‘The edges of glaciology’ was held in the University of Limerick from 2 to 7 July 2023, and this article is the preface to the resulting issue of the Annals of Glaciology. The edges of glaciology are most obviously those
Felix Ng, Andrew C Fowler
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Structural Glaciology of a Temperate Maritime Glacier: Lower Fox Glacier, New Zealand
Geografiska Annaler, Series A: Physical Geography, 2010Simon Vale, Martin S. Brook
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UAVs as Remote Sensing Platform in Glaciology: Present Applications and Future Prospects
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2016Ramesh Kumar +2 more
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Structural Glaciology of Austre Brøggerbreen, Northwest Svalbard
Journal of Maps, 2016Bryn Hubbard +2 more
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Structural Glaciology of Isunguata Sermia, West Greenland
Journal of Maps, 2018Tom Holt, Alun L Hubbard, Jonathan Ryan
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