Using isotopic and geochemical tracers to determine the contribution of glacier‐snow meltwater to streamflow in a partly glacierized alpine‐gorge catchment in …
Compared with arctic and subarctic catchments, our knowledge about the hydrological
functions of glaciers and porous aquifers is still limited for the partly glacierized alpine‐gorge …
functions of glaciers and porous aquifers is still limited for the partly glacierized alpine‐gorge …
A 400‐year ice core melt layer record of summertime warming in the Alaska Range
Warming in high‐elevation regions has societally important impacts on glacier mass
balance, water resources, and sensitive alpine ecosystems, yet very few high‐elevation …
balance, water resources, and sensitive alpine ecosystems, yet very few high‐elevation …
Isotopic evidence for lateral flow and diffusive transport, but not sublimation, in a sloped seasonal snowpack, Idaho, USA
Oxygen and hydrogen isotopes in snow were measured in weekly profiles during the growth
and decline of a sloped subalpine snowpack, southern Idaho, 2011–2012. Isotopic steps …
and decline of a sloped subalpine snowpack, southern Idaho, 2011–2012. Isotopic steps …
Seasonal variations of a glacier river runoff components as relative to changes of air temperature and precipitation in southeast Tibetan Plateau
The glacier river is highly sensitive to the temperature and precipitation change in the alpine
regions. However, to what extent of this sensitivity is still not clear. In this work, a procedure …
regions. However, to what extent of this sensitivity is still not clear. In this work, a procedure …
Strain-rate estimates for crevasse formation at an alpine ice divide: Mount Hunter, Alaska
Crevasse initiation is linked to strain rates that range over three orders of magnitude (0.001
and 0.163 a-1) as a result of the temperature-dependent nonlinear rheological properties of …
and 0.163 a-1) as a result of the temperature-dependent nonlinear rheological properties of …
[PDF][PDF] Reconstruction of Antarctic climate variability using high resolution ice core stratigraphy
R Dey - 2023 - irgu.unigoa.ac.in
Antarctica plays a crucial role in the global climate system as it serves as a heat sink for the
transport of heat from the equator to high latitudes through extratropical cyclones and ocean …
transport of heat from the equator to high latitudes through extratropical cyclones and ocean …
Spatial and Temporal Variability in Snow Properties and Firn Volume Across the Juneau Icefield in Southeast Alaska
M Mannello - 2023 - digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu
Glaciers are important freshwater resources which have far reaching impacts on a range of
local to global systems and processes, including ecosystems and societies. As global …
local to global systems and processes, including ecosystems and societies. As global …
[图书][B] Determining basin geometry, stability, and flow dynamics of valley glaciers with ground-penetrating radar
SW Campbell - 2014 - search.proquest.com
Mountain glaciers and ice caps (GICs) currently contribute~ 0% to annual sea level rise.
Most are temperate, therefore having the potential for rapid retreat from rising atmospheric …
Most are temperate, therefore having the potential for rapid retreat from rising atmospheric …