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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"glacier sliding"”.

  1. Characterization of the basal hydraulic system of a surge-type glacier : Trapridge Glacier, 1989-92

    … hydrology is a critical issue in understanding glacier and ice-sheet dynamics. This is especially true for surge-type glaciers, which are distinguished by their regular, quasi-periodic alternation between slow and fast flow regimes (Meier and Post, 1969); the fast flow during a surge is thought …

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  2. Borehole Measurements of Dynamic Basal Drainage Adjustments During Sliding Accelerations: Bench Glacier, Alaska

    … a commonly employed means of characterizing the glacier hydrologic system. Results documenting the influence of slug testing on a field of boreholes and its change with time, however, are scarce. Slug tests were performed on Bench Glacier, AK in 21 boreholes over three field seasons during an …

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  3. Borehole Measurements of Dynamic Basal Drainage Adjustments During Sliding Accelerations: Bench Glacier, Alaska

    … a commonly employed means of characterizing the glacier hydrologic system. Results documenting the influence of slug testing on a field of boreholes and its change with time, however, are scarce. Slug tests were performed on Bench Glacier, AK in 21 boreholes over three field seasons during an …

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  4. Investigating Volcanic and Glacial Processes Using Microseismicity

    Volcanoes and glaciers can both pose a significant threat to life and property. Volcanoes can erupt suddenly, without warning, causing injury, death and damage to property. Glaciers generally present a hazard over longer timescales, melting or sliding into the oceans and contributing to sea-level …

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