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Overview of DMI ACT-NWP Modelling Systemsdescribing and illustrating how satellite-derived DEMs (and other DEMs) can be used to derive information about glacier dynamical changes. Along with other data that document changes in glacier area, these approaches can provide useful measurements of, or constraints on glacier volume balance and—wi

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Jigyasa Pathak,Ravinder Kumar,Poonam Singhas of contiguous icefields and ice caps. While the first glacier inventory was compiled in 1993, there has not been a readily available digital version. Here we present a new digital glacier database, which is being made available through the GLIMS project (Global Land Ice Measurements from Space).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-57615-6easonably expect that terminus and surface ablation of Alaskan glaciers would impact the occurrence and sizes of glacier-dammed lakes (GDLs) impounded by many of these glaciers. An individual lake and its damming glacier may have unique dynamics, exhibiting chaotic variations not directly attributab

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Jan Monsees,Ross Beveridge,Timothy Mossea that includes the provinces of British Columbia (BC), Alberta, and Yukon Territory. Glaciers in Alberta and British Columbia lost 11.1?±?3.8?% of their area over the period 1985–2005, which represents an approximate annual shrinkage rate of 0.55?%. For the period 1985–1999 the average thinning ra