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Constraining past West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) change helps validate numerical models simulating future ice sheet dynamics. Following rapid deglaciation during the mid‐Holocene, ice near Thwaites Glacier was ∼35 m thinner than present; however, the ...
Keir A. Nichols +10 more
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The Thwaites Glacier/iceberg tongue complex has been a significant feature of the Antarctic coastline for at least 50 years. In 1986, major changes began to occur in this area.
J.G. Ferrigno +5 more
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Warm water flow and mixing beneath Thwaites Glacier ice shelf, West Antarctica
The fate of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is the largest remaining uncertainty in predicting sea-level rise through the next century, and its most vulnerable and rapidly changing outlet is Thwaites Glacier .
Wellner, Julia +8 more
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Climate variability accelerates Thwaites Glacier collapse
Abstract Over the last two decades, the contribution of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet to sea level rise has doubled, and a substantial fraction of this mass loss has been linked to climate variability. Here, we analyse the future behaviour of Thwaites glacier under a noisy climate and show that climate variability alone is sufficient to ...
Daniel Moreno-Parada +2 more
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The geologic and morphologic records of prior ice sheet configurations show evidence of rapid, back-stepping, meltwater intensive retreats. However, the potential for such a retreat in a contemporary glacier depends on the lithology of the current ice ...
Blankenship, Donald D. +9 more
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Changes in West Antarctic ice stream dynamics observed with ALOS PALSAR data
The Advanced Land Observation System (ALOS) Phased‐Array Synthetic‐Aperture Radar (PALSAR) is an L‐band frequency (1.27 GHz) radar capable of continental‐scale interferometric observations of ice sheet motion.
Eric Rignot
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The effect of the present-day imbalance on schematic and climate forced simulations of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse [PDF]
Recent observations reveal that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is rapidly thinning, particularly at its two largest outlet glaciers, Pine Island Glacier and Thwaites Glacier, while East Antarctica remains relatively stable. Ice sheet model projections over
T. van den Akker +8 more
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Datasets used to condition inversions of shear stress at the ice-bed interface on Thwaites Glacier
Included in this handle are input data used in the inversions described in the paper "The impact of basal roughness on Thwaites Glacier sliding." These include surface elevation, and basal topographies used to construct the meshes that define the ...
Christianson, Knut, Hoffman, Andrew
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Bed-type variability and till (dis)continuity beneath Thwaites Glacier, West Antarctica
Recent seismic measurements from upper Thwaites Glacier indicate that the bed-type variability is closely related to the along-flow basal topography. In high-relief subglacial highlands, stoss sides of topographic highs have a relatively higher acoustic ...
Atsuhiro Muto +3 more
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