Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen

Recent research at Arctic latitudes has demonstrated the close association between glacier hydrology and ice dynamics and a resultant sensitivity of high-latitude ice masses to climatic forcing. However, both hydraulic architecture and functionality remain poorly characterised or constrained in thes...

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Main Author: Irvine Fynn, Tristram David
Published: University of Sheffield 2008
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Irvine Fynn, Tristram David
Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
description Recent research at Arctic latitudes has demonstrated the close association between glacier hydrology and ice dynamics and a resultant sensitivity of high-latitude ice masses to climatic forcing. However, both hydraulic architecture and functionality remain poorly characterised or constrained in these glaciers. Therefore, in order to investigate the structure, functioning and dynamics of an Arctic glacier's hydrological system, this research presents an integrated study of Midtre Lovénbreen, Svalbard, using a variety of analytical techniques for comprehensive hydrometeorological data collected during field campaigns in 2004 and 2005.
author Irvine Fynn, Tristram David
author_facet Irvine Fynn, Tristram David
author_sort Irvine Fynn, Tristram David
title Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
title_short Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
title_full Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
title_fullStr Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
title_full_unstemmed Modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: Water storage and routing at Midtree Lovenbreen
title_sort modelling runoff from the maritime arctic cryopshere: water storage and routing at midtree lovenbreen
publisher University of Sheffield
publishDate 2008
url http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.489371
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