Abe-Ouchi, A., see Payne, A. J. and others
Ablation:
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Accumulation:
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 1914-96, 326-334
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265–273
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Snow accumulation rates in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, by firncore analysis, 541–552
Agassiz Ice Gap (Canada):
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35-40
Ageta, Y, see Fujita, K.
Albedo:
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland, 675-688
Alean,J., (review: Post, A. andE.R. LaChapelle. 1999. Glacier ice) 700
Algae:
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
Allison, I., see Fricker, H. A. and others
Amery Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar al time try, 553
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier-Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes, 561-570
Anderson, R. S., (paper: A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts) 459–469
Andes:
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
Antarctica:
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702–703
Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar al time try, 553
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores, 15–19
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Ice motion over Lake Vostok, Antarctica: constraints on inferences regarding the accreted ice, 689-694
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes, 561-570
A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica, 652-664
Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across the Vostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica, 197-205
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 54–66
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95-101
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column, 399–411
Snow accumulation rates in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, by firncore analysis, 541–552
Arcone, S. A. and N. E. Yankielun, (paper: 1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A) 477-490
Arcone, S. A., see Moran, M. L. and others
Austria:
A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations, 357–368
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds, 445
Avalanche:
Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release, 151-160
Ayers, G P., see Gillett, R. W and others
Bach Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
Baker, I., see Cullen, D.
Baker, I., see Trickett, Y. L. and others
Baltic Sea On the modelling of ice-thickness redistribution, 427–437
Bamber, J. L. and others, (paper: An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry) 67–74
Bamber, J. L., see Siegert, M.J.
Barton, J. S., see Hall, D K. and others
Basal conditions:
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Coupled ice-till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities, 580-598
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 274
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system, 206-212
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier de Transfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway, 611–621
Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway, 599–610
Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till, 633-640
Becagli, S., see Stenni, B. and others
Beer, J., see Eichler, A. and others
Bennett, M. R. and others, (paper: Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland) 25-34
Bennett, M. R., see Glasser, N F and others
Bindschadler, R. and others, (paper: The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica), p. 352
Bindschadler, R. A., see Fahnestock, M. A. and others
Black Rapids Glacier (U.S.A.):
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 477-490
Comparison of SAR-interferometrie and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Blatter, H., see Hubbard, A. and others
Blue Glacier (U.S.A.):
The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 1914-96, 326-334
Bohlander, J., see Scambos, T. A. and others
Bolsey, R., see Engelhardt, H. and others
Boyle, P., see Jiskoot, H. and others
Braithwaite, R. J. and Y. Zhang, (paper: Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model) 7-14
Braithwaite, R. J., see Raper, S. G. B. and others
Brock, B.W. and others, (paper: Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland) 675–688
Brown, O., see Raper, S. G. B. and others
Brun, E., see Durand, Y. and others
Buscarlet, G., see Rignot, E. and others
Byrd (Antarctica):
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column, 399–411
Byrd Glacier (Antarctica):
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702-703
Galov, R., see Payne, A. J. and others
Calving:
Glacier calving: a numerical model offerees in the calving-speed/waterdepth relation, 188-196
Camp Century (Greenland):
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column, 399–411
Canada:
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system, 206-212
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35-40
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release, 151-160
Cantwell Glacier (U.S.A.):
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Carbon dioxide:
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2-concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice, 45–53
Carsey, F. D., see Kwok, R. and others
Cecil, L. DeW., see Morin, R. H. and others
Chemistry:
Correspondence. The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice, 703-706
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores, 15–19
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 m a.s.l.), 507-515
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35-40
The effects of sulfuric acid on the mechanical properties of ice single crystals, 239-243
Chen, X., see Bindschadler, R. and others
Chile:
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
China:
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model, 244–252
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Choquielimpie glacier (Chile):
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
Christensen, E. L. and others, (paper: A low-cost glacier-mapping system) 531-537
Clarke, G. K. C, see Kavanaugh, J. L.
Clausen, H. B., see Hempel, L. and others
Climate:
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 54–66
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2-concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice, 45–53
Cohen, D. and others, (paper: Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway) 599-610
Cohen, D., (paper: Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway) 611–621
Coleman, R., see Fricker, H. A. and others
Colgan, P. M., see Cutler, P. M. and others
Compression:
The orientation dependence of the strength of ice single crystals, 41–44
Conductivity:
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Conway, H., see Gades, A. M. and others
Conway, H., see Rasmussen, L. A. and others
Correspondence:
Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jokulhlaups, 349-351
Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702–703
The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice, 703–706
Crabtree, M. D., see Murray, T and others
Crawford, K. R., see Glasser, N F and others
Crevasses:
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Csatho, B., see Rignot, E. and others
Cullen, D. and I. Baker, (correspondence: The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice) 703-706
Cutler, P. M. and others, (paper: A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet) 311–325
Dalton Iceberg Tongue (Antarctica): Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Dasuopu glacier (Tibet):
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Dating:
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 m a.s.l.), 507-515
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
David Glacier (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702-703
Delaney, A. J., see Moran, M. L. and others
Denby, B. andW. Greuell, (paper: The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds) 445–452
Descamps, G. E., see Morin, R. H. and others
Dibble Glacier (Antarctica):
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Dixon, T. S., see Rea, B. R. and others
Dome C [Concordia] (Antarctica):
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Dongkemadi glacier (Tibet):
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model, 244–252
Dowdeswell, J. A., see Hodgkins, R. and others
Drilling:
A hot-water ice-coring drill, 341–345
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Durand,Y. and others, (erratum: A computer-based system simulating snowpack structures as a tool for regional avalanche forecasting) 173
East ForkToklat Glacier (U.S.A.):
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Echelmeyer, K., (review: Petrenko,Victor F. and Robert W. Whitworth. 1999. The physics of ice) 347-348
Echelmeyer, K. A., see Truffer, M. and others
Eichler, A. and others, (paper: Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200ma.s.l.)) 507-515
EISMINT:
Results from the EISMINT model intercomparison: the effects of thermomechanical coupling, 227–238
El Tatio glacier (Chile):
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
Energy balance:
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance, 571–579
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds, 445
Engabreen (Norway):
Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway, 611–621
Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway, 599–610
Engelhardt, H. and others, (paper: A hot-water ice-coring drill) 341–345
EPICA:
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Errata:
A computer-based system simulating snowpack structures as a tool for regional avalanche forecasting, 173
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 707
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 353–354
The structural glaciology of Kongsvegen, Svalbard, and its role in landform genesis, 538
Evans, D J. A., see Rea, B. R. and others
Fahnestock, M., see Scambos, T. A. and others
Fahnestock, M. A. and others, (paper: A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica) 652-664
Falljokull (Iceland):
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis, 389-398
Fastook, J. L., see Naslund, J.-O. and others
Fastook, J. L., see Payne, A. J. and others
Fatland, D R., see Rabus, B.T.
Forsberg, R., see Christensen, E. L. and others
Fountain, A. G., (review: Knight, Peter G. 1999. Glaciers) 346
France:
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlm, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97, 499-506
Franz Josef Glacier (New Zealand):
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Frezzotti, M. and others, (paper: Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis) 253–264
Frezzotti, M., see Stenni, B. and others
Fricker, H. A. and others, (paper: Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar altimetry) 553–560
Fricker, H. A. and others, (paper: Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes) 561–570
Fry, M., see Murray, T. and others
Fujita, K. and Y. Ageta, (paper: Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model) 244–252
Fujita, K., see \bshimura, Y. and others
Funk, M., see Eichler, A. and others
Furrer, V, see Eichler, A. and others
Gades, A. M. and others, (paper: Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements) 88-94
Gaggeler, H. W., see Eichler, A. and others
Gamble, N H., see Murray, T. and others
Garvin, J. B., see Hall, D K. and others
George VI Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516–530
Gillett, R. W. and others, (paper: Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores) 15–19
Giraud, G., see Durand, Y and others
GISP2:
Correspondence. The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice, 703-706
Glacial Geology:
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet, 311
Glacier flow:
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry, 67–74
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Comparison of SAR-interferometrie and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
Coupled ice-till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities, 580-598
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlin, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97, 499-506
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Ice motion over Lake Vostok, Antarctica: constraints on inferences regarding the accreted ice, 689-694
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica, 652-664
Modelling dynamics of glaciers in volcanic craters, 177–187
Non-temperate glacier flow over wavy sloping ground, 453–458
Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across the Vostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica, 197-205
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95–101
Results from the EISMINT model intercomparison: the effects of thermomechanical coupling, 227–238
Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway, 611–621
Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway, 599–610
Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till, 633-640
Glacier hydrology:
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 477-490
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702-703
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis, 389-398
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system, 206-212
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jokulhlaups, 349-351
Glacier Inventory:
Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard, 412–422
Glacier variations:
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjokull ice cap, Iceland, 375-388
A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations, 357–368
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
Glaciers:
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 477-490
The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 1914-96, 326-334
Acoustic televiewer logging in glacier boreholes, 695–699
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance, 571–579
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Comparison of SAR-interferometric and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard, 412–422
Coupled ice-till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities, 580-598
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 274–286
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlm, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97, 499-506
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model, 244–252
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis, 389-398
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjokull ice cap, Iceland, 375-388
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system, 206-212
A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations, 357–368
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
Glacier calving: a numerical model offerees in the calving-speed/waterdepth relation, 188-196
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model, 622–632
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland, 675-688
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Modelling dynamics of glaciers in volcanic craters, 177–187
Non-temperate glacier flow over wavy sloping ground, 453–458
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95–101
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till, 633-640
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds, 445–452
Glasser, N. F. and others, (erratum: The structural glaciology of Kongsvegen, Svalbard, and its role in landform genesis) 538
Gogineni, S., see Rignot, E. and others
Ground-penetration radar (GPR):
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis, 389-398
Greenfield, R. J., see Moran, M. L. and others
Greenland:
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry, 67–74
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Correspondence. The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice, 703-706
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2-concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice, 45–53
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column, 399–411
Grenzgletscher (Switzerland):
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 in a.s.l.), 507-515
Greuell,W., see Denby, B.
Greve, R., see Payne, A. J. and others
Griesgletscher (Switzerland) Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
GRIP:
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2-concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice, 45–53
Grosjean, M., see Kull, C.
Gulkana Glacier (U.S.A.):
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 274
Gundestrup, N., see Hempel, L. and others
Haapala, J., (paper: On the modelling of ice-thickness redistribution) 427–437
Hall, D K. and others, (paper: Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjokull ice cap, Iceland) 375–388
Hambrey, M. J., see Glasser, N. F. and others
Hanson, B. and R. LeB. Hooke, (paper: Glacier calving: a numerical model of forces in the calving-speed/water-depth relation) 188–196
Hardy, R. J., see Bamber, J. L. and others
Harrison, W. D, see Truffer, M. and others
Haut Glacier d'Arolla (Switzerland):
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland, 675-688
Hayes, P. S., see Rasmussen, L. A. and others
Hempel, L. and others, (paper: A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core) 369-374
Himalaya:
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Hintereisferner (Austria):
A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations, 357–368
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Hoar:
Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release, 151–160
Hodgkins, R. and others, (paper: Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica) 161-166
Hofsjökull (Iceland):
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjokull ice cap, Iceland, 375-388
Holmlund, P., see Naslund, J.-O. and others
Hooke, R. LeB., see Cohen, D and others
Hooke, R. LeB., see Hanson, B.
Hooyer, T. S. and N. R. Iverson, (paper: Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts) 641–651
Hubbard, A. and others, (paper: Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling) 491–498
Hubbard, B. and others, (paper: Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland) 140–150
Hubbard, B., see Hubbard, A. and others
Huddart, D., see Bennett, M. R. and others
Huddart, D., see Glasser, N. F. and others
Hughes, T.J., seeWilch, E.
Hulbe, C, see Scambos, T. A. and others
Huybrechts, P., see Payne, A. J. and others
Hyland, G, see Fricker, H. A. and others
Ice cores:
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Correspondence. The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice, 703-706
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores, 15–19
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 ma.s.l.), 507-515
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
A hot-water ice-coring drill, 341-345
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35-40
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2-concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice, 45–53
Snow accumulation rates in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, by firncore analysis, 541–552
Ice physics:
The effects of sulfuric acid on the mechanical properties of ice single crystals, 239-243
A new technique for ice-fabric analysis, 129–139
The orientation dependence of the strength of ice single crystals, 41–44
Ice sheets:
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry, 67–74
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702-703
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253–264
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet, 311
Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across the Vostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica, 197-205
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 54–66
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Results from the EISMINT model intercomparison: the effects of thermomechanical coupling, 227–238
Ice shelves:
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica, 652-664
Ice Stream B (Antarctica):
Correspondence. Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries, 702-703
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Ice Stream C (Antarctica):
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
Ice Stream D (Antarctica):
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95–101
Ice Stream E (Antarctica):
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Ice thickness:
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95-101
Iceland:
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis, 389-398
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjökull ice cap, Iceland, 375–388
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jökulhlaups, 349-351
Instruments and methods:
Acoustic televiewer logging in glacier boreholes, 695–699
A hot-water ice-coring drill, 341–345
A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
A new technique for ice-fabric analysis, 129–139
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Interferometry:
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry, 67-74
Comparison of SAR-interferometrie and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
Isacks, B. L., see Ramage, J. M. and others
Iverson, N R., see Cohen, D and others
Iverson, N R., see Hooyer, T. S.
Jackson, A.V., see Gillett, R. W and others
Jacobel, R.W and others, (paper: Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica) 102-110
Jacobel, R.W, see Gades, A. M. and others
Jacobel, R.W, see Nereson, N. A. and others
Jamieson, J. B. andj. Schweizer, (paper: Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release) 151-160
Janssens, L., see Hubbard, B. and others
Jiskoot, H. and others, (paper: Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard) 412-422
Jökulhlaups:
Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jokulhlaups, 349-351
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423-426
Jones, A. P., see Knight, P. G and others
Jorgensen, J. H., see Christensen, E. L. and others
Joughin, I., see Bamber, J. L. and others
Juneau Icefield (U.S.A./Canada):
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Kamb, B., see Engelhardt, H. and others
Kang Shichang and others, (paper: Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau) 222∼226
Kavanaugh, J. L. and G. K. G. Clarke, (paper: Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system) 206–212
Kirghizstan:
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Knight, P. G. and others, (paper: Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland) 423–426
Knudsen, O., see Roberts, M. J. and others
Kohler, J., see Cohen, D. and others
Kohshima, S., see \bshimura,Y. and others
Konowbreen (Svalbard):
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Kotzer,T. G. and others, (paper: Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides) 35-40
Krabill, W., see Rignot, E. and others
Kudo, A., see Kotzer, T. G. and others
Kull, C. and M. Grosjean, (paper: Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate—glacier model) 622–632
Kvaran, G., see Fahnestock, M. A. and others
Kwok, R. and others, (paper: Ice motion over LakeVostok, Antarctica: constraints on inferences regarding the accreted ice) 689-694
Lambert Glacier (Antarctica):
Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar al time try, 553
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier-Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes, 561-570
Larsen Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516-530
Laurentide ice sheet:
A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet, 311
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Law Dome (Antarctica):
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores, 15–19
Le Meur, E., see Vincent, C. and others
Limmerngletscher (Switzerland):
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
MacAyeal, D R., see Cutler, P. M. and others
Mackay Glacier (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Maggi, V., see Stenni, B. and others
Mair, D, see Hubbard, A. and others
Mapping: A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
Mars: A flow model for the polar caps of Mars, 438–444
Marshall, S. J., see Payne, A. J. and others
Marsiat, I., see Payne, A. J. and others
Martin, E., see Durand, Y. and others
Mass balance:
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance, 571–579
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlm, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97, 499-506
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model, 244–252
A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations, 357–368
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier-Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes, 561-570
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland, 675–688
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds, 445
Matsuoka, K., see Salamatin, A. N. and others
Matthes Glacier (U.S.A.):
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Mätzler, C, (paper: A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack) 20–24
Mawson Glacier (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Mayer, C. andM.J. Siegert, (paper: Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across theVostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica) 197–205
Mayewski, P. A., see Kang Shichang and others
Mérindol, L., see Durand, Y. and others
Mickelson, D M., see Cutler, P. M. and others
Microwaves:
A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack, 20–24
Miles Glacier (U.S.A.):
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Miller, H., see Hempel, L. and others
Miller, M. M., see Ramage, J. M. and others
Moraines: A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Moran, M. L. and others, (paper: Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays) 274–286
Moran, M. L. and others, (erratum: Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays) 707
Morin, R. H. and others, (paper: Acoustic televiewer logging in glacier boreholes) 695-699
Morteratschgletscher (Switzerland):
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance, 571–579
Mosley-Thompson, E., see Zagorodnov, V. and others
Murav'yev, Y D, see Salamatin, A. N. and others
Murray, T. and others, (paper: Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis) 389–398
Murray, T, see Jiskoot, H. and others
Nälund, J.-O. and others, (paper: Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates) 54–66
Näslund, J.-O. and others, (erratum: Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates) 353-354
Nepal:
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
Nereson, N. A., (paper: Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation) 111-118
Nereson, N. A. and others, (paper: The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers) 75-87
Nereson, N. A., see Jacobel, R.W. and others
New Zealand: Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Ng, F S. L., (paper: Coupled ice—till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities) 580-598
Ng, F S. L., (review: Van der Veen, C. J. 1999. Fundamentals of glacier dynamics) 700-701
Nienow, P., see Hubbard, A. and others
Nigardsbreen (Norway):
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Nioghalvfjerdsbrae (Greenland):
A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
Norway:
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway, 611–621
Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway, 599–610
Nye,J.E, (paper: A flow model for the polar caps of Mars) 438–444
Oerlemans, J. and B. K. Reichert, (paper: Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic) 1–6
Oerlemans, J., (paper: Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance) 571-579
Øksfjørdjokelen (Norway):
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Oxygen isotopes:
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Parizek, B. B., see Cutler, P. M. and others
Pasterzenkees (Austria):
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds, 445
Patterson, C. J., see Knight, P. G. and others
Payne, A. J. and others, (paper: Results from the EISMINT model intercomparison: the effects of thermomechanical coupling) 227–238
Permafrost:
A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet, 311
Peyto Glacier (Canada):
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Photogrammetry:
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Pine Island Glacier (Antarctica):
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Plattalvagletscher (Switzerland):
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
Plogbreen (Antarctica):
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 54–66
Pradhan, P. M. S., see Trickett, Y L. and others
Pradhan, P. M. S., see Trickett, Y L. and others
Priestley Glacier (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Qjn Dahe, see Kang Shichang and others
Rabus, B.T. and D R. Fatland, (paper: Comparison of SAR-interferometric and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A) 119-128
Radar:
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar inter fero me try, 67-74
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 477-490
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar altimetry, 553–560
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier—Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes, 561-570
Radio-echo sounding (RES):
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core, 369-374
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 274
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica, 161–166
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
A low-cost glacier-mapping system, 531–537
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95-101
Radionuclides:
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35–40
Ramage, J. M. and others, (paper: Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations) 287-296
Raper, S. C. B. and others, (paper: A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations) 357-368
Rasmussen, L. A. and others, (paper: The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 1914-96) 326-334
Raymond, C. E, (paper: Energy balance of ice streams) 665–674
Raymond, C. E, see Gades, A. M. and others
Raymond, C. E, see Jacobel, R. W and others
Raymond, C. E, see Nereson, N. A. and others
Raymond, C. E, see Thorsteinsson, T.
Rea, B. R. and others, (paper: Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms) 470-476
Reeh, N, see Christensen, E. L. and others
Reeves Glacier (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Reflectance:
A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack, 20–24
Reichert, B. K., see Oerlemans, J.
Remote Sensing:
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjokull ice cap, Iceland, 375–388
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
Reviews:
Knight, Peter G. 1999. Glaciers, 346
Petrenko,Victor F. and Robert W Whitworth. 1999. The physics of ice, 347-348
Post, A. and E. R. LaChapelle. 1999. Glacier ice, 700
Van der Veen, C. J. 1999. Fundamentals of glacier dynamics, 700–701
Reynaud, L., see Vincent, C. and others
Rhonegletscher (Switzerland):
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
Rignot, E. and others, (paper: Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remote-sensing perspective) 265–273
Ritz, C, see Payne, A. J. and others
Roberts, M. J. and others, (correspondence: Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jokulhlaups) 349–351
Robinson, Z. P., see Knight, P. G and others
Ross Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica, 652-664
Russell Glacier (Greenland):
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland, 423–426
Russell, A. J., see Roberts, M. J. and others
Russia:
Modelling dynamics of glaciers in volcanic craters, 177–187
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling, 167–172
Rutford Ice Stream (Antarctica):
Energy balance of ice streams, 665–674
Synthetic-aperture radar (SAR):
Comparison of SAR-interferometric and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar inter fero me try, 67-74
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Saint Sorlin, Glacier de (France):
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlin, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97, 499-506
Salamatin, A. N. and others, (paper: Modelling dynamics of glaciers in volcanic craters) 177-187
Saurer, M., see Eichler, A. and others
Scambos, T. A. and others, (paper: The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula) 516–530
Scambos, T. A., see Fahnestock, M. A. and others
Scambos, T. A., see Jacobel, R.W. and others
Schmeltz, M., see Rignot, E. and others
Schweizer, J., jggjamieson, J. B.
Schwikowski, M., see Eichler, A. and others
Sea ice: On the modelling of ice-thickness redistribution, 427–437
Seko, K., see \bshimura, Y. and others
Serra, F, see Stenni, B. and others
Sharp, M., see Hubbard, A. and others
Sharp, M. J., see Brock, B.W. and others
Shiraiwa, T., see Salamatin, A. N. and others
Siegert, M. J. andj. L. Bamber, (correspondence: Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries) 702-703
Siegert, M.J., jgg Hodgkins, R. and others
Siegert, M.J., seeYLwok, R. and others
Siegert, M. J., see Mayer, C.
Sigurðsson, O., see Hall, D. K. and others
Silvrettagletscher (Switzerland):
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
Siple Dome (Antarctica):
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements, 88–94
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica, 102–110
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation, 111–118
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers, 75–87
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica, 95–101
Skeiðaràrjökull (Iceland):
Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jokulhlaups, 349-351
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Skou, N., see Christensen, E. L. and others
Smith, L. C, see Hall, D K. and others
Snow:
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores, 15–19
A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack, 20–24
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335–340
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column, 399–411
Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release, 151-160
Spiro, B., see Hubbard, B. and others
Stauffer, B., see Tschumi, J.
Stenni, B. and others, (paper: Snow accumulation rates in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, by firn-core analysis) 541–552
Stikine Icefield (Canada):
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Stuart, G.W, see Murray, T. and others
Surging glaciers:
Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard, 412–422
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland, 25–34
Svalbard:
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms, 470–476
Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard, 412–422
Switzerland:
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance, 571–579
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling, 491-498
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 ma.s.l.), 507-515
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear- facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland, 675–688
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model, 7–14
Synal, H.-A., see Eichler, A. and others
Tabacco, I. E., see Frezzotti, M. and others
Takeuchi, N., see \bshimura, Y. and others
Taku Glacier (U.S.A.):
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
Talos Dome (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Tarasov, L., see Payne, A. J. and others
Taylor Dome (Antarctica):
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, determined from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis, 253
Thomassen, M. P. A., see Payne, A. J. and others
Thompson, L. G., see Zagorodnov, V. and others
Thorsteinsson, T. and C. F Raymond, (paper: Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till) 633–640
Thwaites Glacier (Antarctica):
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, 297–310
Thyssen, F, see Hempel, L. and others
Tibetan Plateau:
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model, 244–252
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau, 222-226
Till:
Coupled ice-till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities, 580-598
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till, 633-640
Tison, J.-L., see Hubbard, B. and others
Transfleuron, Glacier de (Switzerland):
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier deTransfleuron, Switzerland, 140–150
Transmittance:
A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack, 20–24
Trapridge Glacier (Canada):
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system, 206-212
Traversi, R., see Stenni, B. and others
Trickett, Y. L. and others, (paper: The effects of sulfuric acid on the mechanical properties of ice single crystals) 239–243
Trickett, Y. L. and others, (paper: The orientation dependence of the strength of ice single crystals) 41–44
Tritium:
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides, 35-40
Truffer, M. and others, (paper: Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till) 213-221
Tschumi, J. and B. Stauffer, (paper: Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice) 45–53
Tweed, F. S., see Roberts, M. J. and others
U.S.A.:
Comparison of SAR-interferometric and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 119-128
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till, 213–221
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations, 287-296
The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 1914-96, 326-334
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., 477-490
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts, 641–651
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays, 274
A numerical investigation of ice-lobe—permafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet, 311–325
Udisti, R., see Stenni, B. and others
Vallon, M., see Vincent, C. and others
Van Ommen, T. D, see Gillett, R.W. and others
Veststraumen (Antarctica):
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates, 54–66
Vincent, C. and others, (paper: Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlin, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957-97) 499-506
Vornberger, P., see Bindschadler, R. and others
Vostok (Antarctica):
Ice motion over Lake Vostok, Antarctica: constraints on inferences regarding the accreted ice, 689-694
Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across the Vostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica, 197-205
Waddington, E. D, see Nereson, N. A. and others
Wake, C. P., see Kang Shichang and others
Waller, R. I., see Bennett, M. R. and others
Waller, R. I., see Knight, P. G. and others
Warner, R. C, see Fricker, H. A. and others
Weber, J. E., (paper: Non-temperate glacier flow over wavy sloping ground) 453-458
Whalley, W B., see Rea, B. R. and others
White Glacier (Canada):
Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic, 1–6
Wilch, E. andT.J. Hughes, (paper: Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet) 297-310
Wilen, L. A., (paper: A new technique for ice-fabric analysis) 129–139
Wilkins Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516–530
Williams, R. S., Jr, see Hall, D K. and others
Willis, I., see Hubbard, A. and others
Willis, I. C, see Brock, B. W and others
Wingham, D J., (paper: Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column) 399-411
Woelders, K., see Christensen, E. L. and others
Wordie Ice Shelf (Antarctica):
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula, 516–530
Workman, W, see Kotzer, T G. and others
Wortmanns Glacier (Ak):
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts, 459–469
Yala Glacier (Nepal):
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae, 335-340
Yankielun, N E., see Arcone, S. A.
YaoTandong, see Kang Shichang and others
Yoshimura, Y and others, (paper: Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae)
335-340
Yxmg, N. W, see Fricker, H. A. and others
Zachariae Isstrom (Greenland):
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remotesensing perspective, 265
Zagorodnov, V and others, (paper: Portable system for intermediate-depth icecore drilling) 167-172
Zhang, Y, see Braithwaite, R.J.
Zheng, J., see Kotzer, T G. and others
Zirizzotti, A., see Frezzotti, M. and others
