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  1. Grounding-line basal melt rates determined using radar-derived internal stratigraphy

    We use ice-penetrating radar data across grounding lines of Siple Dome and Roosevelt Island, Antarctica, to measure the spatial pattern, magnitude and duration of sub-ice-shelf melting at these locations....

  2. Tributaries to West Antarctic ice Streams: Characteristics Deduced from Numerical Modelling of Ice Flow

    A network of relatively fast-flowing tributaries in the catchment basins of the West Antarctic ice streams transport ice from the inland reservoir to the heads of the ice streams. Branches of the network follow...

  3. Catastrophic ice shelf breakup as the source of Heinrich event icebergs

    Heinrich layers of the glacial North Atlantic record abrupt widespread iceberg rafting of detrital carbonate and other lithic material at the extreme-cold culminations of Bond climate cycles. Both internal...

  4. An Ice Shelf Mechanism for Heinrich Layer Production

    The effect of an ice shelf in the Labrador Sea on ice-rafted sediment delivery to the glacial North Atlantic is investigated using a finite element numerical model of ice shelf flow. Discharge into the shelf...

  5. A Method for Determining Ice-Thickness Change at Remote Locations using GPS

    Ice-thickness changes at remote locations on ice sheets can be determined by means of precise Global Positioning System (GPS) surveys with interferometric solutions. Remote sites are precisely surveyed relative...

  6. Women in Glaciology, an Historical Perspective

    Women's history in glaciology extends as far back in time as the discipline itself, although their contributions to the scientific discourse have for all of that history been constrained by the sociopolitical...

  7. The Role of Lateral and Vertical Shear in Tributary Flow toward a West Antarctic Ice Stream

    Narrow lateral shear margins are the most distinctive visual feature of the West Antarctic ice streams. Large shear stresses within these layers support the majority of the gravitational driving stress within a...

  8. Marine Ice Modification of Fringing Ice Shelf Flow

    Locally derived ice is often observed to fill through-cutting rifts and uneven fronts in ice shelves. That ice may nucleate as fast ice at the shelf front, by growth at the sea surface within rifts, or by basal...

  9. 'Sticky spots' and subglacial lakes under ice streams of the Siple Coast, Antarctica

    Locations of subglacial lakes discovered under fast-moving West Antarctic ice streams tend to be associated with topographic features of the subglacial bed or with areas that have strong variations in basal...

  10. Propagation of long fractures in the Ronne Ice Shelf investigated using a numerical model of fracture propagation

    Long rifts near the front of the Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica, are observed to begin as fractures along the lateral boundaries of outlet streams feeding the shelf. These flaws eventually become the planes along...

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