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The hydrology (pattern of flow and composition of meltwater) of a cold based glacier, Wright Lower Glacier, Wright Valley, Antarctica
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K064_2004_2007_NZ
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The seasonal melt regime of the Wright Lower Glacier, Wright Valley, Dry Valleys, Antarctica was investigated and monitored over three field seasons (04-05, 05-06 and 06-07). The water cycle, which is an integral part of the terrestrial biophysical processes in the Dry Valley ecosystem, is driven by the meltwater from the surrounding glaciers. Melt generation, drainage pathways and fluxes into the ...
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The data is in publications and held at the Universite Libre de Bruxelles / Unite d'Oceanographie Chimique Belgium and National Institute for Water and Atmosphere, New Zealand, and Univerity of Otago. Please contact the investigators for more information.
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Leonard, G. H., P. J. Langhorne, M. J. M. Williams, R. Vennell, C. R. Purdie, D.E. Dempsey, T. G. Haskell and R.D. Frew. Evolution of supercooling under coastal Antarctic sea ice during winter. Antarctic Science doi:10.1017/S0954102011000265 (2011)
Smith, I.J., Langhorne, P.J., Frew, R.D. and Haskell, T. G. Sea ice thicknesses near ice shelves: determining growth rates. Submitted to Cold Regions Science and Technology. Creation and Review Dates
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2012-05-29
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2012-06-01
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