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  1. Ice Destruction: Methods and Technology (Glaciology and Quaternary Geology) by V.V. Bogorodsky, V.P. Gavrilo, et all 1987-01-31
  2. Zeitschrift für Gletscherkunde, für Eiszeitforschung und Geschichte des Klimas: Annales de glaciologie. Annals of glaciology. Annali di glaciologia (German Edition) by Unknown, 2010-08-17
  3. Principles of structural glaciology;: The petrography of fresh-water ice as a method of glaciological investigation by P A Shumskiĭ, 1964
  4. The Royal Society International Geophysical Year Antarctic Expedition: Halley Bay - Coats Land, Falkland Island Dependencies. 1955 - 1959. Volume IV: Meteorology, Glaciology, Appendixes. by Sir David ed. BRUNT, 1960
  5. Quarternary Glaciation History and Glaciology of Jakobshavn Isbrae and the Disko Bugt Region, West Greenland - A Review by Anker Weidick, Ole Bennike, 2007
  6. Learn Glaciology Now Faster and Easier with Subliminal Programming CD
  7. Glaciers and Glaciology of Alaska (Igc Field Trip Guidebooks Series)
  8. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MIDLAND GLACIOLOGY. by W. Jerome. Harrison, 1895-01-01
  9. Glaciology: Webster's Timeline History, 1809 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-07-11

21. COSIS.net - Climatology And Glaciology - Session Programme
Climatology and glaciology SolarTerrestrial Sciences Planetary and Solar System Sciences Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics
http://www.cosis.net/members/meetings/programme/view.php?prg=10

22. SCNAT / VAW Glacier Monitoring Network
Welcome to the Swiss Glacier Monitoring Network. The changes of the glaciers in the Swiss Alps are measured every year. You will find here recent results,
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Welcome to the Swiss Glacier Monitoring Network The changes of the glaciers in the Swiss Alps are measured every year. You will find here recent results, graphics and additional information. Facts and Figures of individual glaciers can be selected by interactive maps or lists Glacier length variations in the year 2006 advancing, retreating, stationary

23. Glaciology Group
Leeds glaciology Group, School of Geography, Leeds University, UK.
http://www.geog.leeds.ac.uk/research/glaciology/
Glaciology Group
Leeds Glaciology Group has been a research group within the School of Geography at the University of Leeds for the past 11 years. We are now in the process of moving to a new home in the Department of Geography, University of Wales Swansea , where the majority of us will be from next spring. There we will join Dr Adrian Luckman and have two new faculty positions to advertise in the spring. During our move it's "business as usual"; we are still welcoming applications from prospective PhD students and postdocs! We have strong links with collaborators in Leeds Earth Sciences Department of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne and the British Antarctic Survey , which we will maintain. We are especially interested in glacier dynamics, flow instabilities and surging, and glacier fast flow. We use a wide variety of methods including borehole instrumentation, remote sensing, geophysics and sedimentology. We currently have projects in the Arctic, Antarctic and the Alps. Antarctic project page.

24. Tropical Glaciology Group - Overview
Tropical glaciology Group University of Innsbruck. Tropical glaciology Group Innsbruck. Focus. In the low latitudes, seasonal temperature variations are
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25. LGGE - Laboratory Of Glaciology And Geophysical Environment
Climate research through ice core drillings (including instrumental development), analysis,
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26. Cambridge Greenland Glaciology Expedition 2002
Information about patrons, schedule, backing and membership of a summer 2002 expedition to Eastern Louise Boyds Land in Northeast Greenland to study the
http://www.greenland2002.org.uk/

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27. Glaciology At Trent University
This site describes the research in glaciology conducted by Trent University on Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut, Canada. The research is based on a longlived
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28. Northwest Glaciology Meeting
The 36th annual Northwest glaciology Meeting will be held September 1516, 2006 in Fairbanks, Alaska. All are welcome to attend and present recent advances
http://www.northwestglaciology.org/
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    The 36th annual Northwest Glaciology Meeting will be held September 15-16, 2006 in Fairbanks, Alaska. All are welcome to attend and present recent advances in glaciology. Please let us know that you are attending by sending an e-mail with the presentation title and authors, and indicate whether you prefer an oral or poster presentation so that we can plan accordingly. The cost of the meeting will be $25 for students and $50 for everybody else; this will cover the cost of coffee, muffins, and fruit during the meeting, as well as dinner on Friday night. Plan on the talk length being 15 minutes, including questions. If the number of paricipants is small then we will increase the talk length to 20 minutes. Presentations should be uploaded to the anonymous FTP site given to the left. After the file has finished uploading it will be transferred to a private folder and you will no longer have access to it. You will be notified via e-mail that your presentation has been received, but do not expect an immediate response. Please upload your presentation by the evening of September 13.

    29. Access : : Nature
    Investigations of the base of the Antarctic ice sheet began in the 1960s, when glaciologists used groundbased and airborne radars to map the ice s
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            Glaciology: Lubricating lakes
            Jack Kohler Top of page
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            More than 150 subglacial lakes have been discovered beneath the Antarctic ice sheet. The four most recent additions, found right at the start of fast flow in a large ice stream, suggest that the lakes influence ice dynamics. Antarctica is well known as the coldest place on Earth, but it is also surprisingly wet. Whereas the upper part of the ice is cold, geothermal heat and the insulating effect of the overlying ice combine towards its base to bring extensive areas of ice at the bed to its melting point. To read this story in full you will need to login or make a payment (see right).

    30. Untitled Document
    By Bruce F. Molnia. OPENFILE REPORT 2004-1216. The photographs used in this site show Alaskan glaciers and landforms and were taken by Bruce Molnia,
    http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2004/1216/
    Glossary of Glacier Terminology:
    A glossary providing the vocabulary necessary to understand the modern glacier environment.
    By Bruce F. Molnia OPEN-FILE REPORT 2004-1216 The photographs used in this site show Alaskan glaciers and landforms and were taken by Bruce Molnia, except where noted. TEXT VERSION
    July 2001 photograph of the retreating terminus of the Mendenhall Glacier, Tongas National Forest, Coast Mountains, Alaska. The photograph was taken from the location of the glacier's terminus in 1939. Since 1939, the glacier has retreated more than a mile.
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    31. Kilimanjaro Geology And Glaciology
    Kilimanjaro Geology and glaciology. Kilimanjaro Geology and glaciology. Kilimanjaro lies on a tectonic line intersection 80km. east of the tectonically
    http://www.kilimanjaro.cc/kgeology.htm
    Kilimanjaro routes and general info glacial recession flora and fauna weather ... tours
    Kilimanjaro Geology and Glaciology
    Kilimanjaro lies on a tectonic line intersection 80km. east of the tectonically active Rift Valley. The activity which created this stratovolcano dates back less than a million years and the central ash pit on Kibo, the highest volcanic centre, may be only several hundred years old. Steam and sulphur fumaroles here are indicative of residual activity.
    Volcanology of Kilimanjaro
    Shira and Mawenzi were two other areas of volcanic activity. Both became inactive before Kibo. The Shira volcanic cone collapsed leaving the Shira Ridge as part of its Caldera Rim. Mawenzi has been heavily eroded to leave a mass of steep-sided ridges and summits, particularly dramatic on the infrequently-seen eastern side. Kibo is the best preserved centre; it has three concentric craters and the outer crater rim rises to Uhuru Point – the chief summit. The middle, Reusch crater contains the main fumaroles and in its centre the 130m. deep and 400m. wide Ash Pit. The outer crater has been breached by lava flows in several places, the most dramatic of these being the Western Breach. The ash and lava covered slopes of Kibo are mainly gentle-angled from the steep, glaciated precipices which defend its southern and south-western flanks. The impressive rock walls on Kilimanjaro and Mawenzi are generally composed of lavas and ashes.

    32. Ross Sea - Antarctica
    GEOLOGY, glaciology AND WILDLIFE. Including the Ross Sea Dependency, It is intended to be a summary of the ornithology, geology, glaciology and
    http://www.rosssea.info/
    ANTARCTICA GEOLOGY, GLACIOLOGY AND WILDLIFE Including the Ross Sea Dependency, the Sub-Antarctic Islands and sea, up to New Zealand from the Pole.
  • "Land of the Long Day"
    New Zealand Birds
  • NZ Bird life
  • NZ Waders
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  • Sub-Antarctic Bird Life
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  • Sub-Antarctic Islands and their Inhabitants
  • Antipodes Island
  • Auckland Islands
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  • Macquarie
  • Snares Islands
  • Antarctic Penguins
  • Marine mammals
  • Whales
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  • Fur seals
  • Weddels, Crab-eaters, Ross Seals, Sea Leopards
  • Fish, diatoms, and Krill
  • Notothenia
  • Krill
  • Sea Ice Forms
  • Frazil ice
  • Pancake ice
  • New ice
  • Pack ice
  • Pressure ridges
  • Old pack ice
  • Bay ice
  • Rotten ice
  • Ice bergs
  • Bergy bits
  • Glaciers
  • Ice streams
  • Outlet glaciers
  • Mountain glaciers
  • Wall-sided glaciers
  • Ice tongues
  • Ice shelves
  • The melting of ice shelves
  • Piedmont glaciers
  • Sastrugi
  • Crevasses
  • Ice axes
  • Landforms and Mountains
  • The Dry Valleys
  • Saline lakes
  • Ephemeral streams
  • The BIG mountains
  • Passes
  • Glacial erosion
  • Sub-Antarctic islands
  • Rocks and Ice forms in Specific valleys
  • Geology
  • The Archaean Craton
  • The Ross Orogeny and the granites
  • The Kukri Peneplain
  • The Beacon Sandstone
  • Ferrar Dolerites
  • The Roberts Point diamictites
  • McMurdo Volcanics and Mt Erebus
  • Meteorites
  • Minerals
  • Permafrost and patterned ground
  • Polar Travel
  • Dog sledging Also see Antarctic-diary.co.uk
  • 33. The World Data Center -D
    WDC for glaciology and Geocryology, Lanzhou, is the main part of the World Data The *** data in this paper were provided by the WDC for glaciology and
    http://wdcdgg.westgis.ac.cn/
    Snow Glacier Frozen Soil CCREIS ... Snow Data Snow depth, snow cover Glacier Data Chinese Spatial Glacier Inventory Data and Yaluzangbu River Glacier Inventory CCREIS Chinese Cryospheric Resource and Environment Information System Pumqu Basin,China Himalaya Inventory of Glaciers and Glacial lakes and the Identification of potential Glacial
    Lake Outburst Floods(GLOFs) Affected by Global Warming in the Mountains
    of Himalayan Region Pumqu Basin,China Himalaya Frozen Soil Data Temperature Data of the Boreholes along Qinghai-Tibet Road, Chinese frozen soil map, Permafrost Table and Permafrost Base observations GAME-TIBET Data Mirror website of GAME-TIBET data Meteorology Data Air Temperature, aire press Precipitation Wind Speed , relative humidity, and sunshine hours in China Remote sensing data Microwave remote sensing data, NOAA AVHRR, ASTER, MODIS products, Landsat data, and so on.

    34. Glaciology - Definition Of Glaciology By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus A
    Definition of glaciology in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of glaciology. What does glaciology mean? glaciology synonyms, glaciology antonyms.
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    Email Feedback Add definition Charity('US') Mentioned in References in periodicals archive No references found Only thensome 20 years after it was first suspecteddid the lake start to garner attention outside the narrow field of glaciology The Strangest Home on Earth by MONASTERSKY, RICHARD Science News The multi- and interdisciplinary nature of problems is often highlighted when research is located in centers: when, for instance, a polar research center addresses problems of ice core research, polar ecology, Antarctic tectonics, or glaciology (OSU, 1991, p.

    35. Glaciology - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
    Definition of glaciology from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.
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    36. Glaciology
    Glaciological research. Glacier flow. Possibly the most interesting dynamical phenomenon is the glacier surge, a relaxation oscillation typified by the
    http://www2.maths.ox.ac.uk/~fowler/research/glaciology.html
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    Glacier flow
    Possibly the most interesting dynamical phenomenon is the glacier surge, a relaxation oscillation typified by the behaviour of the Variegated glacier (see the description in Paterson's book, The Physics of Glaciers). Normally, people say surging is unexplained, but this is not quite right. You can explain surging behaviour via a multi-valued sliding law, and it is possible to obtain such laws from realistic theories of hard bed sliding (see my 1987 JGR paper, cited below). The outstanding problem here is to describe how the drainage transition is effected in a three-dimensional geometry. I think this is a major control on the size of the surge. For the other `type' of surging glacier, the sub-polar (or polythermal) Trapridge, thermally controlled and sliding over till, the overall mechanism may be similar, though the details would be very different. The situation looks a bit like the ice sheet surge theory developed by Doug MacAyeal (see also Fowler and Johnson 1995, etc.).
    Ice sheet dynamics
    At the large scale, ice sheet modelling is probably in quite good shape. At the small to medium scale, however, this is less obviously true. The apparent occurrence of massive surges of the Hudson Strait ice stream of the Laurentide ice sheet in the last ice age (causing Heinrich events) must depend on the interplay between basal sliding and basal drainage, and modelling this is still at a rudimentary stage. Nor is it clear how such drainage theories will be included in the next generation of large ice sheet models.

    37. Masters | Postgraduate Course Information - MSc Glaciology
    MSc glaciology Postgraduate Masters Course at Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth, University of Wales.
    http://www.findamasters.com/search/showcourse.asp?cour_id=4396

    38. Surface Glaciology
    Surface glaciology and sampling of snow crystals at Dome C, Antarctica.
    http://www.gdargaud.net/Antarctica/Glacio.html
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    Left : Emanuele on his knees away from the station, collecting a snow sample. Snow samples are collected twice daily, at two different location, 1.5km and 0.5km away from the station, with the glacio shelter partway between them. The official title of Emanuele's research here is: " Paleo-climate and paleo-environment from ice core chemical, physical and isotopic stratigraphies ". That's a mouthful. And indeed he was very busy all winter, almost never having time to watch the odd movie at night and running around to his sampling areas several times every day. We estimate that he walked outside more than 1000km, which would have been enough to reach the coast.

    39. National Glaciology Group
    National glaciology Group. Investigating glaciers, glaciation, the nature and impact of past and http//gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/glaciology/national/index_e.php.
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    40. Wiley::Field Techniques In Glaciology And Glacial Geomorphology
    Field Techniques in glaciology and Glacial Geomorphology is the first text to provide this essential information in a single comprehensive volume.
    http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470844264.html
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