Satellite Predictions of Subglacial Hydrology, and Final Collapse of Twinned Terrestrial-tidewater Glaciers, Anchorage Lowland, Alaska

Satellite Predictions of Subglacial Hydrology, and Final Collapse of Twinned Terrestrial-tidewater Glaciers, Anchorage Lowland, Alaska

247 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781109166859
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Investigations of snow and ice processes underpin broader portability and predictability of cryospheric processes. This research is motivated by two driving questions: (1) "are glacial spring events remotely predictable?" and (2) "how would a twinned terrestrial-tidewater glacier collapse?"

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