Journal of Glaciology

Volume 1 (1947–1951)

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Vol. 1 January 1947 No. 1

Contents

3–4
Foreword
Professor H. W:son Ahlmann

4
The journal of glaciology
British Glaciological Society (BGS)

5
The British Glaciological Society
British Glaciological Society

5–7
The transactions of the former ''Association for the Study of Snow and Ice''
British Glaciological Society

7–8
General meeting held at the Royal Geographical Society's house, Kensignton Gore, London, on Monday, 22 October 1945
British Glaciological Society

8–11
Investigations on ice during the war
Instructor Lieutenant-Commander R. Moss, R.N. and Lieutenant-Commander A.R. Glen, D.S.C., R.N.V.R.

12–21
Extrusion flow in glaciers: a description of tests to prove the hypothesis and some details regarding its influence on glacial erosion
G. Seligman

22
General meeting held at the Royal Geographical Society's house, Kensignton Gore, London, on Thursday 18 July 1946
British Glaciological Society

23–31
Professor F. Alton Wade's Antarctic glaciological researches
Reverend W.L.S. Fleming

32
Snow survey of the British Isles
British Glaciological Society

32
Avalanche research
British Glaciological Society

33
Scottish snow conditions
British Glaciological Society

33
The hardiness of ice and aerial erosion
British Glaciological Society

34
Glacier flow and the growth of the glacier grain
G. Seligman

34
The Rondane, Norway
S.E. Hollingworth

35
Cryology
G. Seligman

35
Meeting of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
British Glaciological Society

36
Canadian snow research
British Glaciological Society

36
Fixing snowflakes
British Glaciological Society

37
A new method of glacier examination
G. Seligman

37–38
The cross sections of glaciated valleys
W.V. Lewis

39
Correspondence
Wind slab avalanche
H. MacRobert

39–40
Notes
British Glaciological Society

40–42
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 July 1947 No. 2

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44
Foreword
François E. Matthes

45
The society and the journal
British Glaciological Society

45–47
Glacier research: the Glacier Physics Committee
British Glaciological Society

47–51
Report on problems relating to the flow of glaciers
M.F. Perutz

51–53
Annual General Meeting held at the Royal Geographical Society's house, Kensington Gore, London, on Thursday 28 November 1946
British Glaciological Society

53–57
Observations on the incidence of supercooled water in expansion chambers and on cooled solid surfaces
B.M. Cwilong

57–59
The formation of roches moutonnées
Hans Carol

60–63
The formation of roches moutonnées: some comments on Dr H. Carol's article
W.V. Lewis

63
Correspondence
Glacier crevasses
W.H. Ward

63–65
Glacierization and glaciation
British Glaciological Society

66–68
The formation of fjords
René Koechlin

68–69
Aircraft icing
K.T. Spencer

70–73
Wind slab avalanches
G. Seligman

73–74
Instruments and Methods
Sub-surface temperature measuring equipment

F. Alton Wade

75–76
Snow and ice conditions on "Exercise Musk Ox" (northern Canada)
Lt.-Col. P.D. Baird

76–77
Meeting of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
British Glaciological Society

77–78
Notes
British Glaciological Society

79–80
Review
The glacial anticyclone theory examined in the light of recent meteorological data from Greenland, Part I. F. E. Matthes. Trans. American Geophysical Union, Vol. 27, 1946, pp. 32441
C.E.P. Brooks

80–82
Review
Permanent frozen ground and foundation design. R.M. Hardy (Part I) and E. D'Appolonia (Part II). The Engineering Journal, Montreal, January 1946, pp. 111
W.H. Ward

82–83
Review
Britain's structure and scenery. L. Dudley Stamp. London : Collins, 1946, pp. xvi + 255
N.E. Odell

84–86
Review
Några glacialmorfologiska formelement och deras vittnebörd om inlandsisens avsmältningsmekanik i Svensk och Norsk fjällterräng. Carl M:son Mannerfelt. Geografiska Annaler, Årg. 17, Haft 12, 1945, pp. 1-239
C.E.P. Brooks

86–87
Review
Cryopedology: the study of frozen ground and intensive frost action with suggestions on nomenclature. Kirk Bryan. American Journal of Science, Vol. 244, 1946, pp. 62292
W.H. Ward

87–90
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 1 March 1948 No. 3

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Joint meeting of the British Glaciological Society and the Royal Meteorological Society, held at the house of the Royal Meteorological Society Cromwell Road, London, on 19 March 1947
British Glaciological Society

92–93
Minutes of a general meeting held at the Department of Geography, Cambridge, on Wednesday, 14 May 1947
British Glaciological Society

93–94
Annual General Meeting held at the Royal Geographical Society, Kensington Gore, London, on Thursday, 13 November 1947
British Glaciological Society

95–104
A description of the iceberg aircraft carrier and the bearing of the mechanical properties of frozen wood pulp upon some problems of glacier flow
M.F. Perutz

104
Snow surveying in India
British Glaciological Society

105–115
Discussion on glaciological research in the Antarctic
British Glaciological Society

116–117
Canadian snow conference
Robert F. Legget

118–123
The crystalline structure of ice
P.G. Owston and Kathleen Lonsdale

124–133
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1946–7
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

134–139
The Weissfluhjoch Research Institute
E. Bucher

139
Glacier fluctuation
British Glaciological Society

139
Eustatic rise in sea-level
British Glaciological Society

140–141
The annual reports on the Arctic sea-ice issued by the Danish Meteorological Institute
Helge Thomsen

142–144
Early discoverers I
The movement of firn and ice in glaciers
G. Seligman

144
Early discoverers II
Swiss glaciers in 1668
British Glaciological Society

144
Wind slab avalanches: a correction
G. Seligman

145
Correspondence
Corrasion by drifting snow
C. Teichert

145
Correspondence
South Crillon Glacier

Don Munday

145
Correspondence
Glacier exploration

Hans Carol

146
Research in frozen ground
W. H. Ward

146
Obituary
Dr Phil. h.c. Otto Lütschg

G. Seligman

146–148
Notes
British Glaciological Society

148–150
Review
L'hypothèse du deplacement des pôles et la chronologie du Quaternaire. Jacques Blanchard. Le Mans : Monnoyer, 1942, pp. 168
G. Seligman

150–154
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 October 1948 No. 4

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156–166/172–173
The Antarctic pack-ice
H.F.P. Herdman

167–171,178–181
Glacier retreat in Jan Mayen
J.N. Jennings

182–189/174–175
The constitution of valley glaciers
Robert P. Sharp

190–191
Submerged ice crystals in glaciers
Alfred Schneider

191/177
Stagnant glacier in British Columbia
N.E. Odell

191
The preservation of ice specimens in refrigerators
G. Seligman

192–201
The development of snow and glacier research in Switzerland
R. Haefeli

202
Correspondence
Ice pressure against dams
Robert Legget

202
Correspondence
Formation of Norwegian fjords
W.A. Don Munday

203
Correspondence
Corniced wind scoops
D.L. Champion

204
Correspondence
The snow survey of Great Britain
L.C.W. Bonacina

204
American Alpine Club research fund
L.C.W. Bonacina

204
Obituary
Rollin T. Chamberlin
British Glaciological Society

205–207
The late-surviving snow-bed on Carnedd Llewelyn
S.E. Ashmore

208
Committee on Interrelations of Pleistocene Research (National Research Council, U.S.A.)
Louis L. Ray

209
Notes
British Glaciological Society

209–210
First international course for the study of snow and avalanches
British Glaciological Society

210–211
Review
Losses due to evaporation and melting of the alpine snow cover prior to spring thaw. O. Kirschmer and K. Rimkus. Field Information Agency Technical, United States Group, Control Council for Germany, Publication No. 1008
C.C. Wallén

211
Review
Sur la détermination de la couche de sol gelé. André Cailleux et Émile Thellier. Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Sciences, Tome 224, séance du 21 avril 1947, p. 117475

Sur l'épaisser du sol gelé pendant l'hiver 194647. André Cailleux et Émile Thellier. Académie d'Agriculture de France, procés-verbal de la Séance du 14 mai 1947
W.H. Ward

212–213
Review
Glacial geology and the Pleistocene epoch. Richard Foster Flint. New York : Wiley & Sons, London : Chapman & Hall, 1947, p. xviii + 589, pls.6
W.V. Lewis

214
Review
Glacier studies of the Pleistocene of North America. W.H. Hobbs. Ann Arbor (Michigan) : J.W. Edwards, 1947, maps and illustrations, p. 109
Gordon Manley

214
Review
Fissuration de la craie par le gel. André Cailleux. Bull. Soc. Géol. France, sér. 5, Vol. 13, 1943, p. 51120
W.H. Ward

215–218
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 March 1949 No. 5

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220–225
The glacial drifts of the Leinster Mountains
A. Farrington

226–227
Comments on the discussion on Antarctic Research. I. Snow cover and sea ice
Alan Reece

227–230
Comments on the discussion on Antarctic Research. II. Temperature measurements in polar ice
Arnold Court

227–230
Comments on the discussion on Antarctic Research. II. Temperature measurements in polar ice
Arnold Court

230
Frictional electrification of sand
British Glaciological Society

231–240
Joint meeting of the British Glaciological Society, the British Rheologists' Club and the Institute of Metals
British Glaciological Society

241–248
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 194748
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

248
A film of glacier flow
G. Seligman

249
Direct measurement of the velocity distribution in a vertical profile through a glacier
M.F. Perutz

249
Glaciological research at the Jungfraujoch
British Glaciological Society

250–252
Variations of glaciers in Iceland, 193047
Jón Eythórsson

252–253
International Geological Congress, London, 1948
S.E. Hollingworth

253
Advance of the Franz Josef Glacier, New Zealand
British Glaciological Society

253
Obituary
Dr Vaughan Cornish
British Glaciological Society

254–267
The growth of the glacier crystal
Gerald Seligman

269–274/268
Glacier ice crystal measurements at Kebnekajse, Sweden
Hans W:son Ahlmann and E.G. Droessler

277–281
The equatorial glaciers of East Africa
Lieutenant-Commander P.C. Spink, R.N.V.R.

283/282
The formation of dome-shaped icebergs
Fritz Loewe

284/282
Correspondence
Subglacial streams and extrusion flow

William H. Mathews

285
Correspondence
The snow survey of Great Britain

E.L. Hawke

286–289
Preliminary glaciological plans for the Norwegian–British–Swedish Antarctic Expedition, 194952
H. W:son Ahlmann

289–290
Meetings of the International Commission on Snow and Glaciers, Oslo, 1948
G. Seligman

290–292
Papers presented by the International Commission on Snow and Glaciers, Oslo, 1948
British Glaciological Society

292–293
Review
Glaciological research on the North Atlantic coasts. Hans W:son Ahlmann. R.G.S. Research Series : No. 1. London : Royal Geographic Society, 1948, 83 pages
L.C.W. Bonacina

294
Early discoverers III
A letter from Agassiz on glaciation

British Glaciological Society

295
François Emile Matthes: an appreciation
N.E. Odell

296–298
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 October 1949 No. 6

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300–306
Snow clearance on railways
W.K. Wallace

307–309
Freezing water and supercooling: anchor ice and frazil ice
Olaf Devik

310–314
Ice nuclei in the ultramicroscope and the atmosphere
E.M. Fourner d'Albe

314–319
An esker in process of formation: Böverbreen, Jotunheimen, 1947
W.V. Lewis

320–324
A contribution to the study of the glacier grain
André Renaud

325–333
Pollen analysis of glaciers in special relation to the formation of various types of glacier bands
H. Godwin

332,334–336
Ice margin features, Leirbreen, Norway
G. De Boer

336–337
Glaciological conference of the American Geographical Society
British Glaciological Society

337
Correspondence
La Société Hydrotechnique de France, Sous-section Glaciologie
E. Barillon

338
Correspondence
Glaciers of Jan Mayen
J.N. Jennings

338–339
Correspondence
Boulder clay fabric

Scott Simpson

339
Correspondence
The snow survey of Great Britain
L.C.W. Bonacina and E.L. Hawke

340/316
An observation of "ball ice"
Fritz Loewe

340–341
Review
The coast of northeast Greenland. Louise A. Boyd. New York : American Geographical Society, Special publication No. 30, 1948. Section on studies in glacial geology and geomorphology (1937) Richard F. Flint, p. 91–210
Louis L. Ray

342–343
Review
Climate through the ages (revised edition). C.E.P. Brooks. London : Ernest Benn Ltd., 1949. Demy 8vo, 395 pages, 36 diagrams
E.L. Hawke

343–344
Review
Handbuch der Gletscherkunde und Glazialgeologie. R. von Klebelsberg. Vienna : Springer-Verlag. Vol. 1 (1948), 403 pages. 55 illustrations ; Vol. 2 (1949), 602 pages, 38 illustrations.
R. Streiff-Becker

345
Review
Crystals and x-rays. Kathleen Lonsdale, D.Sc., F.R.S. London : G.Bell & Sons, 1948, 190 pages.
M.F. Perutz

345–346
Glacier fluctuations in the Alps
British Glaciological Society

348–350
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 March 1950 No. 7

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352–356
Some consequences of the relation between glacier variations and climatic fluctuations in Britain
Gordon Manley

356
Glacier fluctuation in the Alps 1947–48
British Glaciological Society

357–361
The liquid water content of snow measurement in the field
I.G. Halliday

361
Instruments and Methods
Improvement in making rubbings of glacier crystals
G. Seligman

362–370
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1948–49
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

370–373
Preliminary results from the study of an ocean core obtained by the Swedish Deep-Sea Expedition, 1947–48
C.D. Ovey

373–377
Ice pyramids on glaciers
Joel E. Fisher

379–381
The growth of the glacier crystal: some further notes
Gerald Seligman

382–383
Direct measurement of the velocity distribution in a vertical profile through a glacier
M.F. Perutz

383–388
Some comments on glacier flow
Richard Finsterwalder

388–391
Early discoverers IV
Esmark on glaciation

Kaare Strøm

391–393
The international development of snow surveying
J.E. Church

393–394
Correspondence
Bismuth and Ice / The growth of the glacier grain

P.L. Mercanton

394
Correspondence
Rate of movement of surface debris in solifluction processes
André Cailleux

394–396
Review
Glacial-meteorological investigations on the Kårsa Glacier in Swedish Lapland 1942–48. Carl Christian Wallén. Reprinted from papers in Geografiska Annaler, Årg. 30, Häft 3–4, 1948 and Årg. 31, Häft 1–4, 1949 and published as Meddelanden fårn Stockholms Högskolas Geografiska Institut, Nr. 75, 19948, 240 pages, tables, diagrams
O. Harald Johnsson

396–397
Review
Beitrag zu den theoretischen Grundlagen des Lawinenverbaus. Edwin Bucher. Beiträge zur Geologie der Schweiz–Geotechnische Serie–Hydrologie, Lieferung 6. Bern : Kommissionsverlag Kümmerly & Frey, 1948, 113 pages, diagrams, illus. In German, English summary
André Roch

397
Review
Zeitschrift für gletscherkunde und glazialgeologie. [Ed. R. von Klebelsberg.] Universitäts-Verlag Wagner, Innsbruck, Band 1, Heft 1, 1949, p.1–148
Gerald Seligman

400–402
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 October 1950 No. 8

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404–409
The ice of Crown Prince Gustav Channel, Graham Land, Antarctica
Alan Reece

409–413/420
The Larsen shelf ice
Douglas Mason

413–415
Shelf icea note on terminology
Brian Roberts

416–420
"Barrier" versus "shelf"
J. M. Wordie

421
Recent fluctuations of the Italian glaciers
Ardito Desio

422–429/438
Franz Josef and other glaciers of the Southern Alps, New Zealand
R.P. Suggate

430–437
Discussion on the origin of glacial drifts
J.M. Wordie

440–442
A new method for studying the structure of glacier ice
Vincent J. Schaefer

442
The specific gravity of ice
G. Seligman

443–451
The significance of air bubbles in glacier ice
Henri Bader

451–452
Unglaciated enclaves in glaciated regions
David L. Linton

453–455
Variations in solar radiation and the cause of ice ages
F. Hoyle and R.A. Lyttleton

455
Correspondence
Snow conditions in the Lebanon
V.I. Russell

456
Correspondence
Calorimetry
Karl Croce

456
Correspondence
Submerged ice crystals in glaciers
William L. Putnam

457/438
Correspondence
Sand pillars
Olav Liestöl

457–458
Correspondence
Snow rollers
D.C. Pearce

459–461
Note on the relation between the height of the firn line and the dimensions of a glacier
G.S. Callendar

461–465/439
The origin of dirt cones on glaciers
Charles Swithinbank

466–467
Note on the liquid water content of wet snow
Henri Bader

467/438
Ice crystal observations on Norwegian glaciers
Olav Liestöl

468–469
Review
The trend of modern glaciology. Glaciers and climate. Geophysical and geomorphological essays dedicated to Hans W:son Ahlmann, 14 November 1949. Chief editor Carl M:son Mannerfelt. Stockholm, Svenska Sällskapet för Antropologi och Geografi 1949. [Special reprint of Geografiska Annaler, Årg. 31, Häfte 1–4, 1949, p. 1–383.]
K.S. Sandford

469–470
Review
Diluvial-Geologie und Klima (Klimaheft der Geologischen Rundschau). Geologische Rundschau, Band 34, Heft 7/8, p. 307–787. Stuttgart : Ferdinand Enke Verlag.
D.C. Pearce

473–474
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 March 1951 No. 9

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476–487/491
Thermal regimen of firn on upper Seward Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada
Robert P. Sharp

488–490
Pot-holes and glacier mills
R. Streiff-Becker

490
Pot-holes and glacier mills: some comments on Dr. R. Streiff- Becker's article
S.E. Hollingworth

495
Glaciological research in Germany
British Glaciological Society

495/502
Instruments and Methods
Snow clearance
British Glaciological Society

496–500
Some observations on glacier flow
R. Haefeli

501
The Third International Conference on Glaciers, 1905
British Glaciological Society

503
Correspondence
Eyjaballajökull
W.V. Lewis

503/502
Correspondence
Jökla-mýs

Jón Eythórsson

504–507/494
The dwindling glaciers of the upper Rakaia valley, Canterbury, New Zealand
Maxwell Gage

507
Glacier fluctuations in the Italian Alps, 1949
British Glaciological Society

507
Glacier fluctuations in the Swiss Alps, 1949
British Glaciological Society

508–509/492–493
The ice slide on the Glacier du Tour
R.M. Glaister

509–510
The international snow classification
British Glaciological Society

510
Early discoverers V
Louis Agassiz on "extrusion flow"
W.R. Battle

511–512
Some observations on the glaciology of the Ruwenzori Range
I.R. Menzies

512–515
The Larsen shelf ice: discussion of the paper by Mr. D. Mason read at a meeting of the Society on 17 November 1949
British Glaciological Society

516–526
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1949–50
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

526–527
Review
The glacial anticyclone theory examined in the light of recent meteorological data from Greenland. Part 2. François E. Matthes and Arthur D. Belmont. (Prepared by the junior author from notes of the senior author after his death.) Transactions, American Geophysical Union, Vol. 31, No. 2, 1950, p. 174–82.
C.E.P. Brooks

527
Review
The Alta avalanche studies. M. M. Atwater and F.C. Koziol. Published by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. 96 pages, tables, illustrations, maps
G. Seligman

528
Review
Glaciers, struture and movement theories. Antoni Boleslaw Dobrowolski. Supplement No. 1 to the Bulletin of the Polish Geophysical Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Geofizyczne), Part 16, Warsaw 1939–1948. 191 pages
G. Seligman

529
Review
Techniques des sondages sous-glaciaires. A Bourgin. Revue de Géographie Alpine (Grenoble). Tome 38, Fasc. 4, 1950, p.623-32

Les sondages sismiques de la Commission Helvétique des Glaciers. A. Renaud and P.L. Mercanton. Publication du Bureau Central Sèismologique International, Série A, Travaux Scientifiques, Fasc. 17, 1950, p. 66–78. (Mémoires présentés à l'Assemblée d'Oslo 1948.)
Jean M. Clark

529–530
Review
Snow and ice problems in Canada and the U.S.A. Marcel R. de Quervain. National Research Council of Canada, Division of Building Research; Technical report No. 5. February, 1950, 69 pages, illustrations, diagrams, 3 appendixes
A.H. Bolitho

530
Review
Mountaineering handbook. Published for the Association of British members of the Swiss Alpine Club, 1950. London : Paternoster Press. 168 pages, 60 illustrations
G. Seligman

530
Review
Revue de géomorphologie dynamique. (Édition de la Société d'Enseignement Supérieur, Paris). No. 1, 1950, 52 pages
G. Seligman

531–534
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 1 October 1951 No. 10

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536–539
Symposium on the Deposition of Ice on Exposed Surfaces: The physics of the deposition process
J.K. Hardy

540–541
Symposium on the Deposition of Ice on Exposed Surfaces: Icing on electric railways
D.H. Coombs

541–546
Symposium on the Deposition of Ice on Exposed Surfaces: Icing in cold stores
G.G. Lilley

546–548
Symposium on the Deposition of Ice on Exposed Surfaces: Icing problems on ships
F.S. Sutherby

548–550
Symposium on the Deposition of Ice on Exposed Surfaces: Discussion
British Glaciological Society

550
Snow crystal growth: electron microscope study of snow crystal nuclei
Ukichirô Nakaya

551–556
Variations in the glacier mass of Jostedalsbreen
Olaf Rogstad

557–558
The glaciers of Jostedalsbreen
R. Finsterwalder

558
Glacier fluctuations in the Swiss Alps, 1950
British Glaciological Society

559–563
Glacier movement in north-east Greenland, 1949: with a note on some subglacial observations
W.R.B. Battle

563/568
Fluctuations of the Italian glaciers, 1950
Manfredo Vanni

564–571
Ice crystals in glaciers compared with quartz crystals in dynamically metamorphosed sandstones
A.G. MacGregor

571–573
The crystallization of ice
P.G. Owston

573–576
The effect of the altitude of the firn area on a glacier's response to temperature variations
G.S. Callendar

576–577
Early discoverers VI
Robert Hooke
British Glaciological Society

579–580/578
Instruments and Methods
Englacial investigations related to core drilling on the upper Taku Glacier, Alaska
Maynard M. Miller

580–582
Correspondence
The formation of Forbes's bands
Joel E. Fisher and R. Haefeli

582
Correspondence
Pot-holes and glacier mills
R. Streiff-Becker

583
Correspondence
Melting versus evaporation in the Sierra Nevada, California
Robert P. Sharp

583
Correspondence
The Cameron Glacier, New Zealand
Maxwell Gage

584
Review
Glaciaire et périglaciaire de l'Ata Sund nord-oriental Groenland. Marc Boyé. Expeditions Polaires Françaises. Missions Paul-Émile Victor. I. Paris, 1950. 176 pages, 37 plates, 26 text-figures, a morphological map. (English summary 2.5 pages)
H.I. Drever

585–586
Review
Ice pressure on dams: A symposium on ice pressure. Privately circulated publication by the American Society of Civil Engineers, Power Division, Joint Committee on Dams, Sub-committee on Ice Pressure against Dams. Ottawa, Canada, August 1950. 51 pages, illustr., diagrs.
J. Gutherie Brown

586
Review
Assemblée Générale d'Oslo 19–28 août 1948. Union Géodésique et Géophysique Internationale; Association Internationale d'Hydrologie Scientifique. Tome 2, Procès-verbaux des séances ; travaux de la Commission de la Neige et des Glaciers, 1950, 403 pages. Louvain : Imprimerie Ceuterick
G. Seligman

587
Review
A French–English glaciological vocabulary: Vocabulaire technique international de l'ingénieur : Supplements to La Houille Blanche, revue de l'Ingénieur Hydraulicien (Grenoble). Cinquième Année, Nos. 4,5 and 6, 1950
G. Seligman

587
Review
Frost flower. U. Nakaya and M. Hanajima. Kyoto, Japan : Kobunsha, 1950. 6 x 8½ in., 75 pages, 78 illustrations
D.L. Champion

590–594
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Contents

2–9, 17–19
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Part I: Method of nourishment of the Barnes Ice Cap
P.D. Baird

9–22
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Part II: The physics of deglaciation in central Baffin Island
W.H. Ward

22–23
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Appendix: Moraine plant succession at the edge of the ice cap
Mason E. Hale

24–25
On the origin of pot-holes
Knut Fægri

25–38
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1950–51
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

41–50/39–40
The Moreno Glacier, Lago Argentino, Patagonia: advancing glaciers and nearby simultaneously retreating glaciers
Robert L. Nichols and Maynard M. Miller

51–52
Extrusion flow: comments on Dr. J.F. Nye's paper
Joel E. Fisher

52–53
Reply to Mr. Joel E. Fisher's comments
J.F. Nye

54–57
Observations on the surface movement and ablation of the Gorner Glacier (Switzerland)
André Renaud

58–59
The problem of the iceberg population in Baffin Bay and Davis Strait and advance estimate of the berg count off Newfoundland
I.I. Schell

60
The Ruwenzori Range
R.B. McConnell

60–62
Meeting of the International Commission on Snow and Ice, Brussels, 1951
G. Seligman

63
Norsk Polarinstitutt
Olav Liestöl

64
European glacier fluctuations, 1947–50
British Glaciological Society

64
Course for high Alpine research
R. Finsterwalder

65–66
The snow-bed in Y Ffos Ddyfn
S.E. Ashmore

66–67
Review
Eiszeitalter und Gegenwart. (Ice age and present day.) Year book of the Deutsche Quatärvereinigung. Oehringen, Württemberg : Verlag Hohenlohe'sche Buchhandlung Ferd. Rau. Vol. 1, 192 pages, 36 illustrations. 12DM
Carl Rathjens, JR

67
Review
A palaeographical atlas of the British Isles and adjacent parts of Europe. Leonard J. Willis. Blackie and Son, Ltd. London, 1951. 64 pages, 22 plates, 2 text-figures
Leonard Hawkes

68
Correspondence
The terms "névé" and "firn"
Brian Roberts

68
Correspondence
Alpine snow accumulation
A.E. Lockington Vial

69
Correspondence
Air temperature and solar radiation

G.S. Callendar

69–70
Correspondence
Glacier tunnel observations in Alaska

Maynard M. Miller

71–79
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Vol. 2 November 1952 No. 12

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82–93
The mechanics of glacier flow
J.F. Nye

94–99
Observations on the quasi-viscous behaviour of ice in a tunnel in the Z'Mutt Glacier
R. Haefeli

100
Comments on Professor Haefeli's paper
J.W. Glen and M.F. Perutz

100–103
Shear-stress fabrics of ice and quartz: some comments on a paper by Dr. H. Bader
A.G. MacGregor

103–107
A comparison between the theoretical and the measured long profile of the Unteraar glacier
J.F. Nye

107–108
A note on the use of marginal drainage in the recognition of unglaciated enclaves
S.E. Hollingworth

108–109
Comments on Professor S.E. Hollingworth's notes
D.L. Linton

109
Second glaciological conference, New York, 1951
British Glaciological Society

110
British North Greenland Expedition: summary of glaciological programme
H. Lister

110
Glacier fluctuation in the Swiss Alps, 1951
P-L. Mercanton

111–114
Experiments on the deformation of ice
J.W. Glen

115–121/117
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Part III: Equipment and techniques
W.H. Ward

121
Fluctuation of the Italian glaciers, 1951
Manfredo Vanni

122–131
The internal structure of a cirque glacier. Report on studies of the englacial movements and temperatures
J.G. McCall

133–137/132
Snaefell, east Iceland
J.N. Jennings

137–140
Glacier recession and periglacial phenomena in the Ruwenzori Range (Belgian Congo)
Jean de Heinzelin

140–145/131
Glacier wasting and retreat in the Southern Alps of New Zealand
H.J. Harrington

145
Review
Zeitschrift für Gletscherkunde und Glazialgeologie. (R. von Klebelsberg, Ed) Innsbruck : Universitäts-Verlag Wagner, Band 2, Heft 1, 1952, 171 p.
Maynard M. Miller

146–147
Review
Outline of glacial geology. F.T. Thwaites. Published by the author, 41 Roby Road, Madison 5, Wisconsin. ii + 129 pages, 3 plates, 111 text-figures
S.E. Hollingworth

147
Review
Compendium of meteorology. Prepared under the direction of a committee of the American Meteorological Society, 1951. ix + 1334 pages, figures, diagrams and index. American Meteorological Society, Boston, Mass.
Gordon Manley

148
Review
The lakes of Minnesota, their origin and classification. James H. Zumberge. Minneapolis : The University of Minnesota Press, 1952. 99 pages, 2 plates, 48 text-figures. (Bulletin 35, University of Minnesota, Minnesota Geological Survey.)
K.S. Sandford

148–149
Review
Alpine glaciers. A.E. Lockington Vial. London : Batchworth Press, 1952. 19 x 26 cm., viii + 24 pages, 86 illustrations, 7 diagrams; Index.
A.D.B. Side

149–150
Correspondence
Recession of African glaciers
P.C. Spink

150–151
Correspondence. The terms "névé" and "firn"
Maynard M. Miller

151–155
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 April 1953 No. 13

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158–168
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Part IV: The heat exchange at the surface of the Barnes Ice Cap during the ablation period
W.H. Ward and S. Orvig

168–172
More about advancing and retreating glaciers in Patagonia
Louis Lliboutry

172–175
Marine and lacustrine ice-pushed ridges
Robert L. Nichols

176–180/174
An electron microscope study of snow crystal nuclei
Ukichiro Nakaya

181–182
Extrusion flow in glaciers
R. Streiff-Becker

182–184
Deformation of a vertical bore hole in a piedmont glacier
Robert P. Sharp

184–193
The Antarctic pack ice in winter
H.F.P. Herdman

195–196/193–194
The cold ice tunnel on the Silbersattel, Monte Rosa
Joel E. Fisher

197–200
The extent of frozen ground under the sea bottom and glacier beds
W. Werenskiold

201–203/212
Processes of ice deformation within glaciers
Max Harrison Demorest

204–211
The Norwegian–British–Swedish Antarctic Expedition, 1949–52. 1. Summary of the glaciological work: preliminary report, by Valter Schytt. 2. Summary of seismic shooting investigations in Dronning Maud Land, by G. de Q. Robin
Valter Schytt and Gordon de Q. Robin

213–218
On the causes of palaeoclimatic variations and of the ice ages in particular
E.J. Öpik

219
Comments on Dr. Demorest's paper
J.W. Glen

219–228
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1951–52
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

229–232
Glacier bands: Conference on terminology
British Glaciological Society

233
Avalanche research
G. Seligman

233–234
Correspondence
Further on the evaporation and melting of snow at high altitudes
J.E. Church

235
Correspondence
Surveying on glaciers
J.E. Jackson

235–236
Review
Das Klima der Vorzeit. Martin Schjwarzbach. Stuttgart, Ferdinand Enke Verlag, 1950. viii, 211 pages, 70 text-figures
George C. Simpson

236
Review
Observer's handbook. Meteorological Office, Air Ministry. London, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1952. 216 pages, 42 plates, 30 diagrams
D.L. Champion

237–240
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 November 1953 No. 14

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242–247
The glaciological studies of the Baffin Island Expedition, 1950. Part V: On the variation of the shear stress on the bed of an ice cap
Svenn Orvig

247–248
Comments on Dr. Orvig's paper (On the variation of the shear stress on the bed of an ice cap)
W.H. Ward

248–249
Glaciological work in Terre Adélie in 1951: preliminary report
F. Loewe

250–254
The effect of accumulation on temperatures within a snowfield
A.E. Benfield

255–261
Snow and ice in the Monte Fitz Roy region (Patagonia)
Louis Lliboutry

262–267
Local Pleistocene glaciation and the level of the snow line of Croaghaun Mountain in Achill Island, Co. Mayo, Ireland
A. Farrington

267–275
Some new aspects of the Grímsvötn problem
Sigurdur Thórarinsson

277–280/276
The Castner Glacier region, Alaska
Lawrence E. Nielsen and Austin S. Post

281–287
The initiation of dirt cones on snow
J.Warren Wilson

287–290
Instruments and Methods
A method for bottom sediment sampling in glacial lakes
Maynard M. Miller

290–291
Glacier fluctuation, 1952
P.-L. Mercanton, O. Liestøl, H. Kinzl and J. Eythórsson

292–294
Snow and ice research on the North American continent
Lorne W. Gold

295
Correspondence
Ogives in lava streams
Sigurdur Thórarinsson

296
Correspondence
Internal moraines and rock glaciers
L. Lliboutry

296–297
Correspondence. The terms "névé" and "firn"
F. Loewe

297
"Processes of ice deformation within glaciers" by the late Max Harrison Demorest
Eleanora B. Knopf

297–298
Review
Sir Douglas Mawson anniversary volume. Contributions to geology in honour of Professor Sir Douglas Mawson's 70th Birthday Anniversary, presented by colleagues, friends and pupils. Eds. M.F. Glaessner and E.A. Rudd. University of Adelaide, 1952. ix + 224 pages
G.C. Simpson

298–299
Review
La glace et les glaciers. V. Romanorsky et André Callieux. Paris : Presses Universitaires de France, 1953. 120 pages, 20 text-figures
J.W. Glen

299–300
Review
The Antarctic today. Ed. Frank A. Simpson. A.H. and A. Reed in conjunction with the New Zealand Antarctic Society. 1952. 389 pages, 46 plates, 50 text-figures, folding map
G. de Q. Robin

300
Review
Avalanche handbook. Published by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1952. 146 pages, tables, illustrations, diagrams. (Mimeographed)
G. Seligman

301
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. Rome Assembly, 1954: meeting of the Commission on Snow and Ice
V.E. Fuchs

301–304
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 April 1954 No. 15

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306–315
Photogrammetry and glacier research with special reference to glacier retreat in the eastern Alps
R. Finsterwalder

315–316
Glacierized areas in the Swiss Alps
P.L. Mercanton

316–318
The stability of ice-dammed lakes and other water-filled holes in glaciers
J.W. Glen

319–323
Sorge's Law of densification of snow on high polar glaciers
Henri Bader

324–330
Inland Ice crystal measurements at Eqe, West Greenland
M. Boyé and A. Cailleux

330
Comments on the paper by Mm. Boyé and Cailleux
A. Renaud

330
Alpine research course
R. Finsterwalder

331–338
The origin of penitents
Louis Lliboutry

339–341
The mechanics of glacier flow: discussion
British Glaciological Society

341
The cold ice tunnel on the Silbersattel, Monte Rosa. 1953 progress
Joel E. Fisher

342–355
Studies in glacier physics on the Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island, 1953. Part I: A description of the Penny Ice Cap, its accumulation and ablation
W.H. Ward and P.D. Baird

355
The International Association on Quaternary Research, 1953
W.B.R. King

356–362
Report on the snow survey of Great Britain for the season 1952–53
E.L. Hawke and D.L. Champion

363–365
Notes on temperature and snow conditions in the Everest region in Spring 1952 and 1953
L.G.C.E. Pugh

365–366
The initiation of dirt cones on snow: comments of J. Warren Wilson's paper
R. Streiff-Becker

366
Correspondence
Alpine glaciers
A.E. Lockington Vial

368
Correspondence
Glaciers of the Baffin type
George J. Heinsheimer

368–369
Review
A climatological and astronomical interpretation of the ice ages and of the past variations of terrestrial climate. E.J. Öpik. Contributions from the Armagh Observatory, No. 9 (Armagh, August 1952). Published by the Armagh Observatory, 1953. 79 pages, 23 diagrams
C.E.P. Brooks

369–370
Review
Glacier variations and climatic fluctuations. H. W:son Ahlmann. Bowman Memorial Lectures, Series 3. New York : American Geographical Society, 1953. v + 51 pages, illustrations, diagrams
S.E. Hollingworth

370–371
Review
Antarctica : intelligence; regional photo interpretation series. Air Force manual 20030. U.S. Air Force (Department of the Air Force), 1953. v + 171 pages, 343 plates, 2 maps
Charles Swithinbank

371–372
Review
A functional glossary of ice terminology. U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office, Washington D.C. Publication No. 609, 1952. xv + 88 pages, 110 plates
G. Seligman

372–373
Obituary
Walter Ravenhill Brown Battle
W.V. Lewis

373–376
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 October 1954 No. 16

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378
Glacierization
British Glaciological Society

379–383
Investigations in Vestspitsbergen
D.L. Dineley

383–385
An exceptional advance in the Karakoram–Ladakh region
Ardito Desio

386
Commission Helvétique des Glaciers
G. Seligman

387–388/394
Research with windshields for precipitation gages
C.C. Warnick

389–393
The firn field on the volcano Popocatépetl, Mexico
Sidney E. White

397–403/395–396
The growth and deformation of ice crystals
J.W. Glen and M.F. Perutz

403
Obituary
Paul Niggli (1888–1953)
M. De Quervain

404–413
Results of preliminary experiments on the plasticity of ice crystals
Samuel Steinemann

417–422/416
Pressure release and glacial erosion
W.V. Lewis

423–428/416
Glaciological observations on Morsárjökull, S.W. Vatnajökull. Part I: The ogive banding
J.D. Ives and Cuchlaine A.M. King

428–430/414–415
The glaciers, snow and avalanches of Mount Everest
André Roch

431–432
Instruments and Methods
A new type of ablatograph
Olav Liestøl

433–436/415
Studies in glacier physics on the Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island, 1953. Part II: Portable ice-boring equipment
W.H. Ward

436
Ice shelf terminology
British Glaciological Society

437–440
The problem of short period measurements of snow ablation
Richard C. Hubley

440–441
Glacier fluctuation, 1953
P.-L. Mercanton, O. Liestøl, H. Paschinger, Jón Eythórsson, Manfredo Vanni and Erik Bergström

441
Obituary
A.B. Dobrowolski
British Glaciological Society

442
Review
Frost action in soils. A symposium. Highway Research Board, Special Report No. 2, National Academy of Sciences National Research Council, Washington, D.C., Publication 213, 1952. iv + 385 pages
W.H. Ward

443
Review
Zeitschrift für Gletscherkunde und Glazialgeologie. (Ed. R. von Klebelsberg) Universitäts-Verlag Wagner, Innsbruck, Bd. 2, 1953. 478 pages
G. Seligman

443
Review
Klima und Wetter in Arosa. F.W. Paul Götz. Frauenfeld, Huber & Co. AG., 1954. 143 pages, 65 illustrations
G. Seligman

444
Review
Witterung und Klima in Mitteleuropa. Hermann Flohn. Forschungen zur Deutschen Landeskund, Bd. 78. Stuttgart, S. Hirzel Verlag, 1954. 214 pages, 4 text-figures, 27 folding diagrams, 2 maps
Gordon Manley

444
Review
Snow crystals. Ukichiro Nakaya. Havard University Press, 1954, 510 pages, 514 text-figures, 188 plates
B.J. Mason

445–448
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 April 1955 No. 17

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450–452
Meeting of the International Commission of Snow and Ice, Rome 1954
British Glaciological Society

453–456
On the occurrence of ice domes and permanently snow-covered summits
Gordon Manley

456–462
The balance of the Greenland ice sheet
Albert Bauer

463–467
The growth of ice crystals in water
Kiyoshi Arakawa

469–476/468
British Ruwenzori Expedition, 1952: glaciological observations — preliminary report
Erik Bergström

477–482
Glaciological observations on Morsárjökull, S.W. Vatnajökull. Part II: Regime of the glacier, present and past
J.D. Ives and Cuchlaine A.M. King

483
Comments on the paper of Professor Arakawa on the growth of ice crystals in water
J.W. Glen

483–484
The Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University, Japan
Zyungo Yoshida

484
Obituary
John Gill McCall
British Glaciological Society

485
Early discoverers VII
Erasmus Bartholinus
British Glaciological Society

488–495/486–487
Observations of freeze-up and break-up of the Yukon River at Beaver, Alaska
John R. Williams

495–496
Geophysical discussion
Ann Parry

497–501
Measurements of ablation and heat balance on Alpine glaciers: with some remarks on the cause of glacier recession in the Alps
H. Hoinkes

502–506
Some observations on the banding of glacier ice
N. Untersteiner

507–509
Correspondence
"Glacierization"
Frank Debenham, Richard Spence Taylor, Charles Swithinbank, Hugh Thompson, Richard Foster Flint, Noel E. Odell, Brian Roberts and David L. Linton

509–510
Correspondence
A second Monte Rosa tunnel
Joel E. Fisher

510–511
Correspondence
Finsterwalder's and Ahlmann's rules
L. Lliboutry

511
Correspondence
Comments on Professor Lliboutry's letter
R. Finsterwalder

511–512
Correspondence
The depth of crevasses
Fritz Loewe

512–514
Correspondence
Comments on Dr Loewe's letter and notes on crevasses
J.F. Nye

514
Correspondence
Comments on crevasse depths
G. Seligman

514–515
Correspondence
"Jökla mýs"
William S. Benninghoff

515–516
Review
Das Eiszeitalter. Paul Woldstedt. Grundlinien einer Geologie des Quartäs. Erster Band : Die allgemeinen Erscheinungen des Eiszeitalters. Second edition. Stuttgart, F. Enke Verlag, 1954. vii + 374 pages, 136 illustrations, 4 tables
C.E.P. Brooks

516–520
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 October 1955 No. 18

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522
Glacierization
British Glaciological Society

523–532
Ice movement and temperature distribution in glaciers and ice sheets
G. de Q. Robin

533–538
Kaolin model glaciers
W.V. Lewis and Maynard M. Miller

539–552
Studies in glacier physics on the Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island, 1953. Part III: Seismic sounding
H. Röthlisberger

553–559
Density of single crystals of ice from a temperate glacier
T.R. Butkovich

560–563
Measurements of diurnal variations in snow albedo on Lemon Creek Glacier, Alaska
Richard C. Hubley

563–569
Glaciological observations on some of the outlet glaciers of south-west Vatnajökull, Iceland, 1954. Part I: Glacier regime
Cuchlaine A.M. King and J.D. Ives

569
Instituto Nacional del Hielo Patagónico (National Institute of the Continental Ice of Patagonia)
British Glaciological Society

570
Correspondence
The Antarctic ice sheet
N.E. Odell

570
Correspondence
Unusual glacier advances
George J. Heinsheimer

571–581
Observations in a cold ice cap. Part I
R. Haefeli and F. Brentani

583–591/582
Internal temperatures of a cold glacier and conclusions therefrom
Joel E. Fisher

592–599
Studies in glacier physics on the Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island, 1953. Part IV: The flow of Highway Glacier
W.H. Ward

598
Franz Josef Glacier, New Zealand: speed of flow
British Glaciological Society

601–606/599–600
Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand: observations on its crater lake and glaciers
N.E. Odell

606–607
Glacier fluctuation, 1954
P.-L. Mercanton, H. Paschinger, Erik Woxnerud, M. Vanni, O. Liestøl and Jón Eythórsson

608
Review
Cryopédologie étude des sols gelés. André Cailleux and Gérald Taylor. Actualités Scientifiques et Industrielles 1203, Missions Paul-Émile Victor, No. IV. Paris, Hermann & Cie, 1954. 219 pages, 115 illustrations (12 plates)
Louis L. Ray

609–610
Review
Climatic change. Ed. Harlow Shapley. Havard University Press (London, Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press), 1953, xii + 318 pages, 58 illustrations
G.C. Simpson

610
Review
La neige. Charles-Pierre Péguy. (Series "Que sais-je? No. 538.) Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1952. 120 pages, 17 text-figures
André Roch

611
Review
Introduction to physical geography. Chester R. Longwell and Richard Foster Flint. New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. ; London, Chapman and Hall, Limited. 1955. 432 pages, 306 illustrations
K.S. Sandford

611
Review
Darkness under the Earth. Norbert Casteret. London, J.M. Dent and Sons Ltd. 1954. xiv + 168 pages, 16 pages of photographs
G.T. Warwick

612
Review
Zeitschrift für gletscherkunde und glazialgeologie. (Ed. R. von Klebelsberg), Innsbruck, Universitäts-Verlag Wagner, Bd. 3, Ht. 1, 1954, 144 pages
G. Seligman

612–616
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 2 March 1956 No. 19

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618
Glacierized areas in the Swiss Alps: a correction
P.-L. Mercanton

619–623
Problems of sea ice research
Franz Nusser

623–630
Observations in a cold ice cap. Part II
R. Haefeli and F. Brentani

631–632/633
Unusual debris-covered ice cones from Umnak Island
Raymond F. McAllister

632
Comments on Mr. McAllister's paper
W.V. Lewis

635–637/634
New snow and ice research laboratory in Canada
Lorne W. Gold

637–639
A glacier water-spout in Spitsbergen
M.A. Rucklidge

640–641/633
Notes on glacier fluctuations in Bünsow Land, central Vestspitsbergen
Marjorie Sweeting and Gillian Groom

642–644
Mechanical measurement of glacier motion
R.W. Galloway

644–645
Correspondence
The depth of crevasses
Weston Blake Jr.

645
Correspondence
Le premier emploi de la photogrammétrie
P.-L. Mercanton

645–646
Obituary
Philips Christian Visser, 1882–1955
British Glaciological Society

646
Obituary
Carlo Somigliana
British Glaciological Society

646–651
Glaciological observations on some of the outlet glaciers of south-west Vatnajökull, Iceland, 1954. Part II: Ogives
Cuchlaine A.M. King and J.D. Ives

653–656/652
The Grinnell and Terra Nivea Ice Caps, Baffin Island
J.H. Mercer

656
Course for high Alpine research
R. Finsterwalder

657–665
Contributions to the glaciology of the Antarctic
F. Loewe

666–668
Glacial activity in the western United States
A.E. Harrison

669–674
Glaciers of the Washington Cascade and Olympic Mountains; their present activity and its relation to local climatic trends
Richard C. Hubley

675–683
Fluctuations of the Nisqually Glacier, Mt. Rainier, Washington, since 1750
A.E. Harrison

684–686
Early discoverers VIII
Correspondence between J.D. Forbes and the Reverend W. Williamson
J.W. Glen

686
Review
Climatological atlas of Canada. Morley K. Thomas. A joint publication of the Division of Building Research, National Research Council and the Meteorological Division, Department of Transport, Canada. Ottawa, National Research Council, 1953. 256 pages
Gordon Manley

687
Review
The meteorology of the Falkland Islands and Dependencies, 1944–1950. J. Pepper. London, Crown Agents for Overseas Governments and Adminstrations, 1954. vi + 249 pages, 33 text-figures, 15 plates, 12 diagrams and sketches
E.L. Hawke

688–689
Review
Glaciologie. Groenland. Vol. I: forages sur l'inlandsis. Jean-Charles Heuberger. Expéditions Polaires Françaises. V. Paris, Hermann & Cie. 1954. 64 Pages, 14 text-figures, 3 pages of plates

Glaciologie. Groenland. Vol. II: le glacier de l'Eqe. Albert Bauer. Expéditions Polaires Françaises. VI. Paris, Hermann & Cie. 1955. 118 pages, 48 text-figures, 26 pages of plates
W.H. Ward

689
Review
Snow cover in the Sierra Nevada, California. David H. Miller. University of California Publications in Geography, Vol. 11. Berkeley and Los Angeles, University of California Press, 1955. 218 pages, 11 text-figures
C.E.P. Brooks

690
Review
Glacier flow: a review. Robert P. Sharp. Bulletin of the Geographical Society of America, Vol. 65. No. 9, 1954, p.82138
J.F. Nye

690–691
Review
Cours de géomrophologie. deuxième partie: géomorphologie climatique. Fascicule I: le modelé des pays froids; 2°, le modelé glaciaire et nival. Jean Tricart and André Cailleux. Paris, Centre de Documentation Universitaire, [1953]. iv, 408 pages, 144 text-figures
D.W. Humphries

691–692
Review
Geography of the northlands. Edited by George T. Kimble and Dorothy Good. (American Geographical Society Special Publication No. 32.) New York, The American Geographical Society and John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; London, Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 1955. 534 pages, 43 text-figures, 75 plates, map
G. Seligman


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694–703
The future lines of progress in glaciology
British Glaciological Society

704–708/709
Ice recession in Dronning Louise Land, north-east Greenland
P.J. Wyllie

708–713
Activity of the Coleman Glacier, Mt. Baker, Washington, U.S.A., 1949–1955
Kermit B. Bengtson

714–718
The use of the Rammsonde as an instrument for determining the density of firn
C. Bull

719–725
The strength of snow in compression
Lorne W. Gold

725–726
Notes on firn temperatures and ablation in MacRobertson Land, Antarctica
F. Loewe

727–729
Subglacial stoping or block caving: a type of glacier ablation
Russell A. Paige

730–733/763
The structure of moraines in Lyngsdalen, north Norway
R.W. Galloway

733–734
A note on snow crystal types in the Falkland Islands Dependencies
J.H. Chaplin

735–745
Measurement of the deformation of ice in a tunnel at the foot of an ice fall
J.W. Glen

747–755
The disappearance of the last ice sheet from central Norway
Kaare Strøm

755–762/763
The determination of the thickness of a glacier from measurements of the value of gravity
C. Bull and J.R. Hardy

762–769
Temperature measurements at a cirque bergschrund in Baffin Island: some results of W.R.B. Battle's work in 1953
H.R. Thompson and B.H. Bonnlander

769–771/763
The centrifugal separation of free water from melting snow
Edward R. LaChapelle

771–772
Review
Realms of water. P.H. Kuenen. London, Cleaver-Hume Press Ltd.; New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1955. 327 pages, 16 plates, 190 text-figures
W.H. Ward

772
Review
Schnee und lawinen in den Schweizeralpen, Winter 1952/53, No. 17 (1954), Davos-Platz. Buchdruckerei Davos AG, 120 p., illus.
British Glaciological Society

772–773
Correspondence
Ice movement and temperature distribution in glaciers and ice sheets
F. Loewe

774–780
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society

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Vol. 3 March 1957 No. 21

Contents

2–7
The classification of glaciers
British Glaciological Society

8–10
Exfoliation joints and ice action
W.B. Harland

11–12
Origin of potholes in glaciated regions
C.G. Higgins

13–17
Incipient glacier development within Katmai caldera, Alaska
E.H. Muller and H.W. Coulter

20–25/18–19
Banding and volcanic ash on Patagonian glaciers
Louis Lliboutry

25–27/31
Ablation polygons on snow — further observations and theories
W.E. Richardson and R.D.M. Harper

27–29
Notes on the formation of ogives as pressure waves
R. Haefeli

30
Instruments and Methods
Ice drills and corers
British Glaciological Society

31–33
Bending of blue-bands beneath heavy boulders
G. De Boer

33–38
On the sliding of glaciers
J. Weertman

38–42
Deformation of floating ice shelves
J. Weertman

42–49
The old moraines of Pangnirtung Pass, Baffin Island
H.R. Thompson

50–52
Glacial activity in the western United States: comments on Professor A.E. Harrison's paper
Arthur Johnson

52–53
Glacial activity in the western United States: further note on the Nisqually Glacier, Mount Rainier, Washington
A.E. Harrison

56–61/54–55
Glaciological and geomorphological reconnaissance in the Antarctic in 1956
P.A. Shumskiy

61–66/53
Glacier observations in north-west Spitsbergen
M. Mellor

67–72
Observations in north Greenland relating to theories of the properties of ice
C. Bull

72–77
Preliminary results of research on snow and avalanches in Czechoslovakia
Miloš Vrba and Bedrich Urbánek

77
Review
Les applications de l'explosion thermonuclèaire. Camille Rougeron. Paris, Berger-Levrault, 1956. 307 pages. 18.5 cm
A. Bauer

78
Review
Shumskiy, P.A. Osnovy stukturnogo ledvedeniya: petrografiya presnogo l'da kak metod glyatsiologisheskogo issledovaniya [Principles of structural studies of ice: petrography of fresh water ice as a method of glaciological investigation]. Moscow, Izdatel'stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR [Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.], 1955. 492 pages, 119 illus. 22 cm
A. Bauer

78
Review
The ocean floor. Hans Pettersson. New Haven, Yale University Press. London, Oxford University Press, 1954. 181 pages, 48 illus. 21 cm
C.D. Ovey

79
Review
Alaskan Glacier Studies, R.S. Tarr and L. Martin. Washington, National Geographic Society, 1914. 498 pages, 72 text-figures, 176 pages of plates, 26 cm: a recent appreciation
Maynard M. Miller

80
Review
Arctic research. The current status of research and some immediate problems in the North American Arctic and sub-Arctic. Edited by Diana Rowley. Arctic Institute of North America, 1955. (Special Publication No. 2 of the Arctic Institute of North America. Reprinted from Arctic, Vol. 7, Nos. 3–4, 1954, p. 113–375.) 261 pages, illus., maps. 26 cm
R.J. Adie

81–82
Review
Illustrated ice glossary. Terence Armstrong and Brian Roberts. Polar Record, Vol. 8, No. 52, 1956, p. 4–12. Cambridge, Scott Polar Research Institute
Moira Dunbar

82
Review
Lawinen : abenteuer und erfahrung, erlebnis und lehre. 2te auflage. Walter Flaig. Wisbaden, F.A. Brockhaus, 1955. 251 pages, text-figures, 82 plates. 23.5 cm
Arnold Lunn

82–83
Review
Praktische schnee- und lawinenkunde. Leo Handl. Obergurgl, Austria, Alpinen Forschungstelle der Universität Innsbruck, 1955. 56 pages, 16 text figures. 21 cm
G. Seligman

83
Review
The history of British flora. H. Godwin. Cambridge, The University Press, 1956. 384 pages, 119 text-figures, 26 pages of plates, 28.5 cm
W.B.R. King

83–84
Correspondence
The mechanical measurement of glacier motion
W. Evers

84
Correspondence
The mechanical measurement of glacier motion
R.W. Galloway

84–88
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


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90–91
Glaciological Research Sub-committee
British Glaciological Society

91–93
Glacier mechanics: comments on Professor L. Lliboutry's paper
J.F. Nye

94–99
Late-glacial cwm glaciers in Wales
Brian Seddon

99–103
Ice action on New England lakes
Lawrence Goldthwait

105–110/104
The ice of the central polar basin
Terence Armstrong

111–115/123
Pleistocene glaciation in the Commonwealth of Australia
W.R. Browne

116–122
The Knife Creek glaciers of Katmai National Monument, Alaska
Ernest H. Muller and Henry W. Coulter

125–130/124
The surface velocity of the Yakataga Glacier, Alaska
Don J. Miller

131–132/122
A new method for recording the grain-structure of ice
Keiji Higuchi

133–141
Observations on break-up in the Mackenzie River and its delta in 1954
R.J.E. Brown

143–145/142
An investigation of some soil polygons in central Iceland
M.W. Dybeck

146–147
Review
An electrical crevasse detector. John C. Cook. Geophysics, Vol. 21, No. 4, 1956, p. 1055–70, 9 figs
W.H. Ward

147–148
Review
The white desert. John Giaever. Translated from Norweigan by E.M. Huggard. London, Chatto & Windus, 1954. 304 pages, maps, text-figures, 31 plates. 24 cm
D.S. Brock

148
Review
Snow hydrology: summary report of snow investigations. Published by the North Pacific Division, Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Portland, Oregon, 1956. 437 pages, 70 pages of plates, maps and figs., 27 cm
W. Allard

148–149
Review
Études de glaciologie en Terre Adélie, 195152. Fritz Loewe. Expéditions Polaires Françaises, No. 9. Paris, Hermann et Cie., 1956. (Actualités Scientifiques et Industrielles, 1247.) 159 pages, 10 text-figures, 8 plates
H.H. Lamb

149–150
Review
Investigations of ice pressure on dams. First report on measurements of coefficient of linear expansion of artificial and natural ice. J.G. Willmot. Hydro-electric Power Commision of Ontario. Research Division Report No. 56392, 1956, 41 pages, illus.
J.F. Nye

150
Review
Crary, A.P., and others, ed. Antarctica in the International Geophysical Year, based on a symposium on the Antarctic. Geophysical Monograph, No. 1. Washington, American Geophysical Union, 1956. (National Research Council Publication No. 462) vi, 133 pages, map in folder at back
M.M. Sweeting

151
Glacier advances apparent and real
R. Streiff-Becker

152
Correspondence
Subglacial stoping or block caving
F. Loewe

152–153
Correspondence
The formation of ogives
Jack Ives

153
Correspondence
The formation of ogives
W.V. Lewis

153–154
Correspondence
The correct Rammsonde formula
L. Lliboutry

154–158
Glaciological literature
British Galciological Society


Vol. 3 March 1958 No. 23

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161
Glaciological Research Sub-committee
British Glaciological Society

162–169
Glacier mechanics in the perfect plasticity theory
Louis Lliboutry

170–172
Comments on Professor Lliboutry's paper
J.F. Nye

173–175
Sea ice thrust structures
W.F. Weeks and D.L. Anderson

176
Early discoverers IX
Dr. E.A. Wilson's record of a pit section dug in the Ross Ice Shelf in 1903
C.W.M. Swithinbank

177–180
Precipitation trends in Greenland during the past thirty years
Marvin Diamond

181–186
The salt content of some ice samples from Nordaustlandet (North East Land), Svalbard
Eville Gorham

187
Ice shelf oscillations
James A. Weinman

188–193
Measurement of the slip of a glacier past its side wall
J.W. Glen

195–206/193–194
The summer climate in the accumulation area of the Salmon Glacier
C.J. Adkins

207–210
Movement observations on the Greenland ice sheet
George Wallerstein

211–216
The Pleistocene epoch in East Anglia
R.G. West

217
A 400 meter deep ice core in Greenland: preliminary report
Chester C. Langway Jr.

218–222
Changes in a shallow snow cover subject to a temperate climate
L.W. Gold

223
Instruments and Methods
Radio-isotope snow gauge
W.H. Ward

224–225
An electrical crevasse detector: comments on Mr. W.H. Ward's review
Philip M. Smith

226
Obituary
Harald Ulrik Sverdrup — 1888–1957
Olav Liestöl

227
Obituary
Richard Carleton Hubley — 1926–1957

Walter A. Wood

228
Obituary
Michael Frank William Holland — 1928–1957
K. Sandford

228–229
Correspondence
Ice action on lakes
J.N. Jennings

229
Correspondence
Exceptional glacier advances in the Karakoram
Wilhelm Kick

230–234
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 October 1958 No. 24

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237–248
Snow accumulation in north Greenland
C. Bull

249–252
Seilandsjøkulen and Nordmannsjøkulen, Finnmark, Norway
D.C. Ford

253–256/290
A note on the Commission on Snow and Ice of the International Association of Scientific Hydrology
P.D. Baird

257–260
Compactability of newly fallen snow in eastern Canada
G.P. Williams

261–270
Studies of the shrinkage after a sudden advance, blue bands and wave ogives on Glaciar Universidad (central Chilean Andes)
Louis Lliboutry

273–278/271–272
Effect of hydrostatic pressure on velocity of shear deformation on single ice crystals
George P. Rigsby

279–285
Australian glaciological contributions in Antarctica: preliminary report
M. Mellor

286–289
An esker-like ridge in process of formation, Flatisen, Norway
J.C. Stokes

291
Ice thrust structures
Jon N. Weber

293–297/292
The role of diastrophism in the regimen of glaciers in the St. Elias District, Alaska
Maynard M. Miller

298–303
The Pleistocene glacial history of Tasmania
J.N. Jennings and M.R. Banks

304–311
On the formation of snow penitentes
G.C. Amstutz

312–314/310
The formation of dirt cones on Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand
L.O. Krenek

315–319
New evidence of high-level glacial drainage in the White Mountains, N.H
Donald E. Hattin

320–321
Early discoverers X
Early Canadian experiments on ice (1784–1785)
Robert F. Legget

321
The position of markers on the Greenland ice sheet
W.S.B. Paterson

322
Obituary
Dr. C.E.P. Brooks, I.S.O. — 1888–1957
L.C.W. Bonacina

322
Obituary
Dr. B.M. Cwilong
G. Seligman

322–323
Obituary
Professor (Emeritus) Fritz Machatschek — 1876–1957
R. Finsterwalder

323–324
Review
1958 Glaciological map of Canada, 1:3,801,600, 1.6 x 1.3 m. Published by the Geological Association of Canada with support from the Geological Survey of Canada, Defence Research Board and the National Research Council
P.D. Baird

325
Review
Glacial and Pleistocene geology. Richard Foster Flint. New York, John Wiley, 1957, XIV, 553 pages, illus., 23.5 cm
S.E. Hollingworth

326/290
Correspondence
Electrical crevasse detectors
John C. Cook

326–327
Correspondence
Glacier advances apparent and real
Clark I. Cross

327
Correspondence
Glacier advances apparent and real
A.E. Harrison

328/290
Correspondence
Polygonal frost patterns
R. Clark

329–333
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 March 1959 No. 25

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337
Glaciology to-day
G. Seligman

338
Glaciological research sub-committee
British Glaciological Society

339–344
The shape of drumlins
Richard J. Chorley

345–354
Compressive strength properties of snow
H.H.G. Jellinek

355–361
Surface movement and its relationship to the average annual hydrological budget of Lemon Creek Glacier, Alaska
Charles R. Wilson

362–363
Is the cross-section of a glacial valley a parabola?
Harald Svensson

363
Early discoverers XI
Bernard Palissy on frost shattering and river ice
H.R. Thompson

364–367
Snow crystals observed at Mauna Loa
Ukichiro Nakaya

369–375/368
Niche glaciers in Bünsow Land, Vestspitsbergen
G.E. Groom

377–385
Ice flow in Antarctica
Malcolm Mellor

387–408/386
The deformation of a glacier below an ice fall
J.F. Nye

409–419
A method of determining the strain-rate tensor at the surface of a glacier
J.F. Nye

420–434
Geothermal heat and glacial growth
H. Wexler

426–431
Preliminary results of the glaciological work on the Trans-Antarctic Expedition, 1955–58
P.J. Stephenson and H. Lister

432–434
Glaciology and geodynamics
R.F. King

434–435
Review
The Quaternary era. J.K. Charlesworth. London, Arnold
British Glaciological Society

436
Obituary
Sir Douglas Mawson, O.B.E., F.R.S. — 1888–1958
Gordon de Q. Robin

437
Correspondence
Ice action on shores
W.H. Ward

438
Correspondenc
A 400 meter deep ice core in Greenland
Carl S. Benson

439–445
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 October 1959 No. 26

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448–454
Vertical distribution of velocity in Salmon Glacier, British Columbia
W.H. Mathews

455–457
Is Antarctica a continent or an archipelago?
P.A. Shumskiy

458–467
Errors in ablation measurements from settlement and sub-surface melting
E. LaChapelle

468–474
Some preliminary observations on the plasticity of Greenland glaciers
Joseph K. Landauer

475–479
Preliminary notes on the glaciology of Kilimanjaro
D.W. Humphries

483–492, 480–482
Some observations on the glaciers of Mt. Kenya
F.E. Charnley

493–507
The motion of ice sheets and glaciers
J.F. Nye

508–511
A grid technique for measuring ice tunnel deformation
T.R. Butkovich and J.K. Landauer

512–521
Particle-size distribution of pulverized snow
H.H.G. Jellinek and Warren A. Schlueter

522–533
Mass balance studies in Antarctica
Malcolm Mellor

534–541
Early discoverers XII
Some notes on sea ice observed by Captain James Cook, R.N., during his circumnavigation of Antarctica, 1772–75
H.F.P. Herdman

542–546
Expédition Glaciologique Internationale au Groenland 1957–60 (E.G.I.G.)
Richard Finsterwalder

547–548
Correspondence
Chamonix glaciers
R. Finsterwalder

549
Obituary
Hugh R. Thompson — 1926–1959
P.D. Baird

549
Obituary
Jeremy Smith — 1926–1959
British Glaciological Society

550–555
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 March 1960 No. 27

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558–567
Air temperature and precipitation on the Greenland ice sheet
Marvin Diamond

568–573
Density of glacier ice
P.A. Shumskiy

574–576
Instruments and Methods
A calorimeter for measuring the free water content of wet snow
Zyungo Yosida

577–588
Applied glaciology — the utilization of ice and snow in Arctic operations
W. David Kingery

589–606
Crystal orientation in glacier and experimentally deformed ice
George P. Rigsby

607–609/611
Observations on the drainage of a glacier-dammed lake in Norway
N. Aitkenhead

610–625
Studies of englacial profiles in the Lake Hazen area of northern Ellesmere Island
G. Hattersley-Smith

626–645
Heating and melting of floating ice shelves
H. Wexler

646–651
A subglacial gorge: la Gorge du Guil (Hautes-Alpes)
J. Tricart

652–653
Correspondence
Recent moraines of a lobe of the Taylor Glacier, Victoria Land, Antarctica
H.J. Harrington and I.G. Speden

653–654
Correspondence
Geothermal heat and glacier growth
Joel E. Fisher

654–655
Correspondence
Geothermal heat and glacier growth
Harry Wexler

655–657
Correspondence
Geothermal heat and glacier growth
G. de Q. Robin and Harry Wexler

657–658
Review
Arctic sea ice. Proceedings of the conference conducted by the Division of Earth Sciences and supported by the Office of Naval Research. National Academy of Sciences — National Research Council, Washington D.C. Publication 598, December 1958. 271 pages, illus., maps
H.F.P. Herdman

659–660
Review
Atlases of floating ice
Terence Armstrong

660–661
Review
Geographic study of mountain glaciation in the Northern Hemisphere. W.O. Field and others. Parts 1–10. New York, American Geographical Society, 1058, illus., maps
G. Seligman

661–662
Obituary
Rudolf Streiff-Becker — 1873–1959
R. Haefeli

662
Obituary
Noah Ernest Dorsey — 1873–1959
J.W. Glen

663–668
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 October 1960 No. 28

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670
Glaciological Research Sub-committee
British Glaciological Society

671–678
Bubble pressure in Greenland icebergs
P.F. Scholander and D.C. Nutt

679–685
Recent progress in North American avalanche forecasting and control
E.R. LaChapelle

687–692/686
Early discoverers XIII
The first glaciologists in central Asia according to new studies in the Department of Manuscripts at the Bavarian State Library
W. Kick

693–697
Notes of the recent advance and retreat of Sefströmbreen in Ekmanfjorden, Vestspitsbergen
D.L. Dineley and R.S. Waters

698–704
Crystal growth and the formation of spikes in the surface of supercooled water
J. Hallett

707–714/705–706
Glacier problems in South Georgia
Jeremy Smith

715–723
An historical survey of the late-season snow-bed in Tuckerman Ravine, Mount Washington, U.S.A
James M. Havens

727–732/724–726
Thrust structures in young sea ice
Moira Dunbar

733–738
Snow depth and snow density at Resolute, Northwest Territories
Richard W. Longley

739–744
The mountains and glaciers of New Zealand
N.E. Odell

745–761
Solidification of sea ice
Clyde M. Adams Jr., David N. French and W. David Kingery

763–764/762
On the advance of certain glaciers of the north-western Pamirs
V.F. Suslov

765–772
Some observations on the snowfall of Ruwenzori
John B. Whittow

773–782
Temperature gradients in the Antarctic ice sheet
Malcolm Mellor

783–786
Instruments and Methods
A prototype hotpoint for thermal boring on the Athabaska Glacier
J.S. Stacey

787–788
German glaciological and geological expeditions to the Batura Mustagh and Rakaposhi Range
Richard Finsterwalder

789–790
Permafrost in central Labrador-Ungava
J.D. Ives

791
Obituary
Paul Walker — 1934–1959
J. Lotz

792
Correspondence
Ice shelves
A. Bauer

792–793
Correspondence
Recent moraines of a lobe of the Taylor Glacier, Victoria Land, Antarctica
Weston Blake Jr. and John Hollin

793
Correspondence
Distant release of avalanches
Edward R. LaChapelle

794–799
Glaciological literature
British Glaciological Society


Vol. 3 March 1961 No. 29

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802
The definition of "glaciology"
British Glaciological Society

802–803
The meeting of the International Commission on Snow and Ice, Helsinki, 1960
W.H. Ward

804–812
Glaciological observations around Mount Atter, West Greenland
Michael Holland

813–822
Composition of gas bubbles in Greenland icebergs
P.F. Scholander, E.A. Hemmingsen, L.K. Coachman and D.C. Nutt

823–832
The contact of the Ross Ice Shelf with the continental ice sheet, Antarctica
Edward Thiel and Ned A. Ostenso

833–843
I.G.Y. glaciological work at Wilkes Station, Antarctica
J.T. Hollin and R.L. Cameron

844–849
Movement of the Sefstrøms Gletscher, north-east Greenland
W.S.B. Paterson

850–858
The response of fjord glaciers to changes in the firn limit
J.H. Mercer

859–866
Movement of the Ross Ice Shelf near Scott base
W.J.P. Macdonald and T. Hatherton

867–872
Ice budgets for Antarctica and changes in sea-level
H. Wexler

873–878
Ice movement studies on the Skelton Glacier
Charles R. Wilson and A.P. Crary

879–881
Measurement of firn motion by a magnetic prospecting method
L. Lliboutry

882–911
Glacial and subglacial topography of West Antarctica
Charles R. Bentley and Ned A. Ostenso

913–939/912
A tentative theory of ogive formation
C.A.M. King and W.V. Lewis

940–943
New Zealand glaciation and the duration of the Pleistocene
Maxwell Gage

944
Obituary
James Edward Church — 1869–1959
G. Seligman

945
Review
Norweigan cirque glaciers. W.V. Lewis, ed. (R.G.S. Research Series, No. 4.) London, Royal Geographical Society, 1960. 104 pages, illus., maps. 25 cm
C.A.M. King

947–948/946
Correspondence
Recent moraines of a lobe of the Taylor Glacier, Victoria Land, Antarctica
H.J. Harrington and I.G. Speden

948
Correspondence
Discovery of a volcano in the Patagonian icefield
L. Lliboutry

949
Correspondence
Air temperature and precipitation on the Greenland ice sheet
P.E. Victor and A. Bauer


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953–964
Equilibrium profile of ice caps
J. Weertman

965–978
Mechanism for the formation of inner moraines found near the edge of cold ice caps and ice sheets
J. Weertman

979–983
Avalanche danger in Iran
Andrè Roch

985–996
Temperature distribution near a crevasse
C.J. Pings

997–1002
Glaciological work of the 1959–60 U.S. Victoria Land traverse
A.W. Stuart and A.J. Heine

1003–1005
Etching technique to study plastic deformation of ice
A.S. Krausz

1007–1015
The Bara Shigri Glacier, Kangra District, East Punjab, India
G.N. Dutt

1017–1044
Accumulation and temperature on the inland ice of North Greenland, 1959
Chester C. Langway Jr.

1045–1050
Formation of "blue" glacier ice by horizontal compressive forces
A.P. Crary and Charles R. Wilson

1051–1052
On melting of fresh-water ice in sea-water
F. Loewe

1053–1062
The estimation of the regimen and former firn limit of a glacier
J.H. Mercer

1063–1074
Glaciological observations in Trinity Peninsula, Graham Land, Antarctica
R.M. Koerner

1075–1087
Growth and thermal structure of the deep ice in Byrd Land, Antarctica
H. Wexler

1089–1096
The recent nature of the Siberian pole of cold
I.P. Gerasimov

1097–1106
The glide direction in ice
W. Barclay Kamb

1107
Early discoverers XIV
The International Commission for the Study of Glaciers
L. Lliboutry

1109–1122
Measurements of side-slip at Austerdalsbreen, 1959
J.W. Glen and W.V. Lewis

1123–1132
Milton Mt. McKinley Range Expedition, 1960
Adams Carter and David Atherton

1133–1151
Contribution to the movement and the form of ice sheets in the Arctic and Antarctic
R. Haefeli

1153/1152
Ablation effects due to wind-blown dust
G. Hattersley-Smith

1155
The ice railway
British Glaciological Society

1157
Plan to use glaciers for irrigation in China
British Glaciological Society

1159–1160
Review
Der Haushalt des Hintereisferhers (Ötztal) [The regime of the Hintereisferner(Ötztal)]. O. Schimpp. Veröffentlichungen des Museum Ferdinandeum in Innsbruck, Bd. 39, Jahrg. 1959, p. 66138. Universitätsverlag Wagner, Innsbruck, 1960
R. Finsterwalder

1160
Review
Aletschgletscher. 1:10,000. Sheet 3, 1957
G. Seligman

1160–1161
Review
Nine glacier maps: northwestern North America. (With pamphlet of same title. [v, 37] pp.) American Geographical Society, Special Publication No. 34. New York, American Geographical Society, 1960
G. Seligman

1163–1164
Correspondence
Patterned ground in Antarctica
P.J. Stephenson

1165
Correspondence
Recent moraines of a lobe of the Taylor Glacier, Victoria Land, Antarctica
Weston Blake Jr., and John Hollin

1165–1168
Correspondence
Terminology for Antarctic ice features
Phillip Law

1167
Correspondence
Terminology for Antarctic ice features
A.P. Crary

1167–1168
Correspondence
Terminology for Antarctic ice features
Terence Armstrong and Brian Roberts

1168–1170
Correspondence
Ice thickness variations at an advancing front, Coleman Glacier, Mt. Baker, Washington
A.E. Harrison

1170–1172
Correspondence
Growth rate of sea ice
Don L. Anderson

1172–1175
Obituaries
William Vaughan Lewis — 1907–1961
Gordon Manley

1175–1176
Obituaries
William Vaughan Lewis — 1907–1961
W.H. Ward

1176
Obituaries
Alan W. Reece — 1921–1960
G.de Q. Robin

1177–1186
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Contents

23
Glaciological Research Sub-Committee fifth annual report
J.W. Glen, R.J. Adie, J.F. Nye, G.de Q. Robin and W.H. Ward

5–24
The United States glaciological researches during the International Geophysical Year
A.P. Crary, W.O. Field and M.F. Meier

25–52
Tensile strength of NaCl ice
W.F. Weeks

53–61
Ogives of the Forbes type on Alpine glaciers and a study of their origins
Joel E. Fisher

63–78
Quaternary glaciations in southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
C. Bull, B.C. McKelvey and P.N. Webb

79–92
Contributions to the knowledge of the Antarctic ice sheet: a synthesis of glaciological measurements in Terre Adélie
C. Lorius

93–100
Age of moraines in Victoria Land, Antarctica
Troy L. Péwé

101–110
Deep drilling at Base Roi Baudouin, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
E. Tongiorgi, E. Picciotto, W. de Breuck, T. Norling, J. Giot and
F. Pantanetti

111–120
The settling of firn at Little America III, Antarctica
Herfried C. Hoinkes

121–123
Ice surface elevation of central Marie Byrd Land
J.C. Behrendt, R.J. Wold and F.L. Dowling

124–126
Early discoverers XV
A forgotten pioneer of the glacial theory: John Playfair (1748–1819)
Louis Seylaz

126–127
Early discoverers XVI
The origin of tabular icebergs in the Southern Ocean
Glaciological Society

128
Review
The mountain world. [English version edited by Malcolm Barnes.] London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1958–59 : 208 p., illus. 196061 : 262 p., illus., map
G. Seligman

129–131
Correspondence
South Greenland traverses
R.H. Ragle and T.C. Davis Jr.

131
Correspondence
The term "ice island"
G. Hattersley-Smith

131–133
Correspondence
Ice mounds on frozen lakes in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
André Cailleux and T.E. Armstrong

133–134
Correspondence
Vaughan Lewis and Norway
Kaare Strøm

134
Correspondence
Melting of fresh-water ice in sea-water
F. Loewe

135
Obituary
Peter Smith, 1938–1961
A. Stephenson

136–142
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147–150
Note on the formation process of thrust structures in young sea ice
Moira Dunbar

151–160
Theory of performance of isothermal solid-nose hotpoints boring in temperate ice
R.L. Shreve

161–172
On the iceberg severity off Newfoundland and its prediction
Irving I. Schell

172–195
On the glacial history of Antarctica
J.T. Hollin

197–205
Indications of recent extensive glacierization in north-central Baffin Island, N.W.T
J.D. Ives

207–214
Studies on the density of naturally and artificially formed fresh-water ice
B. H:son Ager

215–229
Investigation of shear zones in the ice sheet margin, Thule area, Greenland
George K. Swinzow

231–234
Review
Will F. Thompson. The shape of New England Mountains. Appalachia, Vol. 26, No.12, 1960, p.145–59; Vol. 27, No. 7, 1961, p.316–35; Vol. 27, No. 12, 1961, p.458–78
William L. Putnam

234–235
Review
P. Kasser. Ein leichter thermischer Eisbohrer als Hilfsgerät zur Installation von Ablationsstangen auf Gletschern. Geofisica Pura e Applicata, Vol. 45, No. 1, 1960, 97–114
R.L. Shreve

235–236
Review
S.P. Suslov. Physical geography of Asiatic Russia by Noah D. Gershevsky and edited by Joseph E. Williams. San Francisco and London, W.H. Freeman and Co., 1961. 594 p
G. Seligman

236–237
Review
Adrian E. Scheidegger. Theoretical geomorphology. Berlin, Göttingen, etc., Springer-Verlag, 1961. 333 p
R.J. Adie

237
Review
A.E.M. Nairn. Descriptive palaeoclimatology. New York and London, Interscience Publishers Inc., 1961. 380 p
Gordon Manley

238
Correspondence
Depth hoar on Arctic glaciers
G. Hattersley-Smith

238–240
Correspondence
Patterned ground under ice fields
G. Falconer

240–241
Correspondence
Quaternary glaciations in southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
C. Bull

242–243
Obituary
Sir James Mann Wordie, 1889–1962
Gordon Manley

243–244
Obituary
Edward Thiel, 1928–1962
C.R. Bentley

245–247
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 4 October 1962 No. 33

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Problems of mass balance studies
Glaciological Society

252–263
Proposed definitions for glacier mass budget terms
Mark F. Meier

264–265
Implications of mass balance studies
J.F. Nye

266–280
Mass balance studies on the Hintereisferner, Ötztal Alps, 1952–1961
H. Hoinkes and R. Rudolph

281–288
Mass balance studies in Kebnekajse
Valter Schytt

289
Seasonal changes of speed in temperate valley glaciers
G.R. Elliston

290–297
Assessing glacier mass budgets by reconnaissance aerial photography
E. LaChapelle

298–299
Mass balance studies on the Ellesmere ice shelf
H. Lister

300–301
Hydrological investigations into the problem of the mass balance of the Kangerdlugssuaq Gletscher
F. Nusser

302–311
Zonation in the accumulation area of the glaciers of Axel Heiberg Island, N.W.T., Canada
Fritz Müller

312–314
Some problems of the Antarctic mass budget
J.T. Hollin

315–317
Surface slopes and ice thickness in West Antarctica
C.R. Bentley

319–335
Studies of Arctic lake ice
Charles A. Knight

337–347
Variability of lake ice growth and quality in the Schefferville region, central Labrador–Ungava
J.T. Andrews

349–354
Ice mounds and melt phenomena in the Sør-Rondane, Antarctica
T. Van Autenboer

355–365
A new advance of the Jan Mayen glaciers and a remarkable increase of precipitation
H.H. Lamb, J.R. Probert-Jones and J.W. Sheard

367–370
Orientation fabrics in lake ice
J.B. Lyons and R.E. Stoiber

371–372
Early discoverers XVII
Louis Agassiz (1807–1873)
Glaciological Society

373–374
Review
Martin Schwarzbach. Das Klima der vorzeit: eine Einführung in die Paläoklimatologie. Zweite vollständig neubearbeitete und erweiterte Auflage. Stuttgart, Ferdinand Enke Verlag, 1961, 275 p
H.W.son Ahlmann

374–375
Review
Akademiya Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR. Otdel geografii. Mezhdunarodnyy Geoficheskiy God. Glyatsiologicheskiye issledovaniya v period MGG: Zailiyskiy i Dzhungarskiy Alatau [International Geophysical Year. Glaciological research in the period of the I.G.Y.: Zailiyskiy and Dzhungarskiy Alatau]. Vyp. 1. Alma-Ata, Izdatel'stvo Akedemii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR [Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakj S.S.R.], 1961. 234 p
Louis L. Ray

375
Review
J. Corbel. Neiges et glaciers. Paris, Librairie Armand Colin, 1962. 224 p. (Collection Armand Colin, No. 361)
R.J. Adie

375
Review
G.O. Raasch, ed. Geology of the Arctic: proceedings of the first international symposium on Arctic geology held in Calgary, Alberta, January 11–13, 1960 under the auspices of the Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists. 2 vols., map folder. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1961. (Distributed in G.B. by Oxford University Press.)
R.J. Adie

376–377
Correspondence
A patterned marginal plain in Norway
W.L. Raitt

378–380
Obituary
Ukichiro Nakaya, 1900–1962
Akira Higashi

381–384
Glaciological literature
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387–397
Heat conduction in thinning ice sheets
D. Jenssen and U. Radok

399–414
Glaciological observations on the Ross Ice Shelf near Scott Base, Antarctica
A.W. Stuart and C. Bull

415–424
The Ward Hunt Ice Shelf: recent changes in the ice front
G. Hattersley-Smith

425–437
Seismic depth study of the Salmon Glacier, British Columbia
Richard R. Doell

439–448
The glaciers of Jan Mayen
D.J.J. Kinsman and J.W. Sheard

449–451
On the similarity in the growth of trees in northern Scandinavia and in the polar Ural Mountains
V.N. Adamenko

453–460
Thermoluminescence techniques in determination of the stress and crystallization history of ice
E.J. Zeller and L.B. Ronca

461–465
Heat flux distribution near a crevasse
C.J. Pings

467–470
Variations of the Italian glaciers in 1961
Manfredo Vanni

471–476
Glaciations of the Pindar River valley, southern Himalayas
N. Ahmad and H.B. Saxena

477–479
Miniature nivation cirques near Marble Point, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
Robert L. Nichols

481–484
On the transfer of visible radiation through sea ice and snow
Charles W. Thomas

485–488
Variations of the regime of existing glaciers
J.W. Glen

489
An ice "stalagmite"
G. Seligman

491
Review
James L. Dyson. The world of ice. New York, Alfred A Knopf, 1962. xvii, 292, xiii p
Shirley Hewitt

491–492
Review
Aletschgletscher. 1:10,000, Sept. 1957, Blatt 2. Zürich, Abteilung für Hydrologie der Versuchsanstalt für Wasser- und Erdbau an der Eidg. Technischen Hochschule; Wabern-Bern, Eidg. Landestopographie, 1962
G. Seligman

493
Correspondence
A patterned marginal plain in Norway
Kaare Strøm

494–495
Correspondence
Structural or glacial benches?
V.R. McGregor

496–497
Obituary
Harry Wexler, 1911–1962
G. de Q. Robin

497–498
Obituary
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 1879–1962
Charles Swithinbank

499–505
Glaciological literature
Glaciological Society


Vol. 4 June 1963 No. 35

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509
Seligman Crystal
V.E. Fuchs

511
Glaciological Research Sub-Committee: sixth annual report
J.W. Glen, R.J. Adie, G.R. Elliston, V.E. Fuchs, J.F. Nye, G.de Q. Robin and W.H. Ward

513–520
Two tunnels in cold ice at 4,000 m on the Breithorn
Joel E. Fisher

521–536
Age hardening of snow at the South Pole
Anthony J. Gow and René O. Ramseier

537–545
The terminal disintegration of Steensby Gletscher, north Greenland
Frank Ahnert

547–557
Comparisons of ogive systems under various regimes
David Atherton

559–568
Sesimic reconnaissance on an ice-covered Antarctic sea
John C. Cook

569–573
An unusual ice formation on the Ottawa River
L.W. Gold and G.P. Williams

575–580
Royal Research Ship Discovery II, 1929–62
H.F.P. Herdman

581–616
Observations on the glaciers of the Ruwenzori
J.B. Whittow, A. Shepherd, J.E. Goldthorpe and P.H. Temple

617–631
Gravity measurements on the Athabaska Glacier, Alberta, Canada
E.R. Kanasewich

633–635
The Kolahoi northern glacier, Kashmir
N.E. Odell

637–642
Instruments and Methods
A simple thermal ice drill
E. LaChapelle

643–644
Review
C.W.M. Swithinbank. Ice atlas of Arctic Canada. Ottawa, Defence Research Board, 1960, [ii], 67 p., 67 figs. (Obtainable from the Queen's Printer, Ottawa.)
Mary Swallow

645
Review
Sir Edward Bailey. Charles Lyell. London. etc., Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., 1962. 214 p. (British Men of Science.)
G. Seligman

646
Correspondence
The glacial history of Antarctica
George J. Heinsheimer

646
Correspondence
The glacial history of Antarctica, reply to comment by G.J. Heinsheimer
J.T. Hollin

647–648
Correspondence
Water-spout on the Aletsch Glacier
M.L. Wiseman

648–649
Correspondence
Proposed definitions for glacier mass budget terms
J.W. Glen

649–650
Correspondence
Proposed definitions for glacier mass budget terms, reply to comments by J.W. Glen
Mark F. Meier

650–652
Correspondence
Observations of rapid water-level fluctuations in ice sink-hole lakes, Martin River Glacier, Alaska
John R. Reid and Lee Clayton

653
Obituary
George Walter Tyrrell, 1883–1961
G. Seligman

654–660
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 4 October 1963 No. 36

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664–665
Seligman Crystal: presentation to Gerald Seligman
Hilda Richardson

665
Award of honorary degree to Gerald Seligman by Universität Innsbruck
Glaciological Society

666–667
The Vaughan Lewis Glacier, Juneau Icefield, Alaska
Maynard M. Miller

669–688
Some crystal growth features of sea ice
Kenneth O. Bennington

689–708
Lake ice investigation at Peters Lake, Alaska
Jiro Muguruma and Katsuhiro Kikuchi

709–730
Glaciological studies on ice island T-3
Jiro Muguruma and Keiji Higuchi

731–752
Structure and fabric on the Burroughs Glacier, south-east Alaska
Lawrence D. Taylor

753–769
Some physical and mechanical properties of polar snow
René O. Ramseier

771–784
Results of measurements in the 309 meter bore hole at Byrd Station, Antarctica
Anthony J. Gow

785–788
Correction factor for accumulation measured by the thickness of the annual layers in an ice sheet
J.F. Nye

789–807
The thermal properties of sea ice
Peter Schwerdtfeger

809–812
High pressure coupling for pipe in deep water-filled bore holes
R.L. Shreve

813–816
Glaciological reconnaissance of the Sukkertoppen ice cap, south-west Greenland
C. Bull

817–818
Observations at bore holes sunk through the Schuchert Gletscher in north-east Greenland
G. Kirchner

819–820
Early discoverers XVIII
Charles Darwin (1809–1882)
Glaciological Society

821
Review
Mario Bertone. Inventario de los glaciares existentes en la vertiente Argentina entre los paralelos 47°30' y 51° S. Istituto Nacional del Hielo Continental Patagónico, Publicación No.3, 1960, 103 p., illus., map
Maynard M. Miller

821–822
Review
B.J. Mason. Clouds, rain and rainmaking. Cambridge, University Press, 1962. 149 p., illus.
Gordon Manley

822
Review
Adrian E. Scheidegger. Principles of geodynamics. Second edition. Berlin, etc., Springer-Verlag, 1963. xii, 362 p., illus.
R.F. King

822–823
Review
Brekart over Sør-Norge, utarbeitet på grunnlag av flyfotografier (vesentlig fra 1955). Glacier map of southern Norway, compiled from air photographs (mainly from 1955). 1:500,000. [Oslo], Norges Vassdrags- og Elektrisitetsvesen, 1963

Oversikt over breer i Skandinavia. Glaciers in Scandinavia. 1:1,600,000. [Oslo], Norges Vassdrags- og Elektrisitetsvesen, Den Hydrologisk Avdeling, 1963
G. Seligman

823
Review
Jean Tricart. Géomorphologie des régions froides. Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1963. [iv], 289 p. ("Orbis'', Introduction aux Études de Géographie.)
G. Seligman

825–827
Correspondence
Fluted moraine surfaces
Valter Schytt

828
Correspondence
Floating glacier tongue from Mount Erebus
Bernard M. Gunn

829–830
Correspondence
Quaternary glaciations in Victoria Land
Bernard M. Gunn

833–837
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Vol. 5 February 1964 No. 37

Contents

3–15
Accumulation in the region of Wilkes, Wilkes Land, Antarctica
H.P. Black and W. Budd

17–38
Ice lithologies and structure of ice island Arlis II
David D. Smith

39–59
Ice core studies of Ward Hunt Ice Shelf, 1960
R.H. Ragle, R.G. Blair and L.E. Persson

61–75
Surface movement, hydrological change and equilibrium flow on Lemon Creek Glacier, Alaska
Calvin J. Heusser and Melvin G. Marcus

77–86
Historical variations of Lemon Creek Glacier, Alaska, and their relationship to the climatic record
Calvin J. Heusser and Melvin G. Marcus

87–92
Glaciation of Observation Hill, Hut Point Peninsula, Ross Island, Antarctic
Robert B. Forbes and Donald W. Ester

93–98
Arctic sea ice of various ages. I. Ultimate strength
M.P. Langleben and E.R. Pounder

99–105
Arctic sea ice of various ages. II. Elastic properties
E.R. Pounder and M.P. Langleben

107–112
Karst topography on stagnant glaciers
Lee Clayton

113–117
Instruments and Methods
Portable thermal core drill for temperate glaciers
R.L. Shreve and W.B. Kamb

119–122
Early discoverers XIX
Early description and explanation of kettle holes: Charles Whittlesey (1808–1886)
George W. White

123–124
Obituary
Paul-Louis Mercanton — 1876–1963
André Renaud

125
Review
S.K. Runcorn, ed. Continental drift. New York and London, Academic Press, 1962. xii, 338 p. (International Geophysics series, Vol. 3.)
M. Aftab Khan

125–126
Review
J. Tricart and A. Cailleux. Traité de géomorphologie. Tom. 3. Le modelé glaciaire et nival. Paris, Société d'Édition d'Enseignement Supérieur, 1962, 508 p., illus
C.A.M. King

126–127
Review
A. Hoel and J. Norvik. Glaciological bibliography of Norway. Norsk Polarinstitutt. Skrifter, Nr. 126, 1962, 242 p

A. Hoel and W. Werenskiold. Glaciers and snowfields in Norway. Norsk Polarinstitutt. Skrifter, Nr. 114, 1962, 291 p., maps, + 8 maps in separate folder
C.A.M. King

129–130
Correspondence
Melting at the ice–water interface, "Little America" station
A.P. Crary

130–131
Correspondence
Long-term ice flow study
E. LaChapelle

131–134
Correspondence
Glacial benches in south Victoria Land
C. Bull, B.C. McKelvey and P.N. Webb

134
Correspondence
Dieletric measurements on Antarctic snow at 3,000 Mc./sec
K. Nottarp

135–140
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145–158
Rate of growth or shrinkage of nonequilibrium ice sheets
J. Weertman

159–172
Direct observation of the mechanism of glacier sliding over bedrock
Barclay Kamb and E. LaChapelle

173–190
Flow rates and secondary structures of Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers, New Zealand
Bernard M. Gunn

191–206
Structural glaciology of an ice layer in a firn fold, Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica: ice grain analysis
John R. Reid

207–218
Note on model studies of folding of moraines in piedmont glaciers
Hans Ramberg

219–228
Snow action on Mount Twynam, Snowy Mountains, Australia
A.B. Costin, J.N. Jennings, H.P. Black and B.G. Thom

229–234
Some photogrammetric and geodetic aspects of measurement of glacier surface movement as function of time
Ron K.H. Adler

235–240
Water pressure under a glacier
W.H. Mathews

241–244
Dust-induced albedo changes of polar ice sheets and glacierization
M.R. Bloch

245–247
The glacial lakes of Kumaon, India
H.B. Saxena

248–250
Early discoverers XX
Warmun Ygl's map of Tirol and other early maps of glaciers
Glaciological Society

251–254
Non-basal slip as a major deformation process in the creep of polycrystalline ice
W.J.McG. Tegart

255–257
Theoretical gravity anomalies of glaciers having parabolic cross-sections
Charles E. Corbató

259–260
Obituary
Richard Finsterwalder — 1899–1963
G. Seligman

261
Review
The Mount Everest region. 1:100,000. [London], Royal Geographical Society, [1962].
G. Seligman

261–262
Review
A.H. Lachenbruch. Mechanics of thermal contraction cracks and ice-wedge polygons in permafrost. Geological Society of America. Special Papers, No. 70, 1962, vii, 69 p., illus
J.F. Nye

262–263
Review
J.A. Heap. Sea ice distribution in the Antarctic between longitudes 7°W. and 92°W. London, Admiralty. Hydrographic Department, 1963. [iii, 144, iv] p. (H.D. 542)
Terence Armstrong

263
Review
Spitsbergen : southern Ny Friesland. 1:125,000. [London], Royal Geographical Society, 1962.
Brian John and David Sugden

263–264
Review
W.A. Bentley and W.J. Humphreys. Snow crystals. New York, Dover Publications, Inc.; London, Constable and Co., 1962. 266 p., illus.
B.J. Mason

264
Review
W.D. Kingery, ed. Ice and snow: properties, processes, and applications : proceedings of a conference held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, February 12–16, 1962. Cambridge, Mass., The M.I.T. Press, 1963. xv, 684 p., illus.
W.H. Ward

265
Correspondence
The temperature of Sukkertoppen ice cap
T.A. Henry and R.J. White

265–267
Correspondence
The chemistry of ice-shelf brines
A.T. Wilson and A.J. Heine

267–268
Correspondence
Advance of a Patagonian glacier
J.H. Mercer

269–274
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 5 October 1964 No. 39

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277–285
Variations in velocity of Athabasca Glacier with time
W.S.B. Paterson

287–303
The theory of glacier sliding
J. Weertman

305–313
Measurement of surface strain-rate on Taku Glacier, Alaska
T.H. Wu and R.W. Christensen

315–324
The effect of finite heat content and thermal diffusion on the growth of a sea-ice cover
Peter Schwerdtfeger

325–332
Unconfined creep of polar snow
René O. Ramseier and Thomas L. Pavlak

333–337
Effects of crystallization and plastic flow on the thermoluminescence of ice
L.B. Ronca and E.J. Zeller

339–343
Glaciological observations on the "Byrd" Station–South Pole traverse, 1960–61
Henry H. Brecher

345–351
Snowdrift-ice slabs and historic Antarctic climatic warming
Robert L. Nichols

352
A nomograph for determining heat storage in sea ice
N. Untersteiner

353–355
Four-fold check on mean annual temperature, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
Robert L. Nichols and Donald G. Ball

357–359
Soil temperatures, Marbel Point, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
Robert L. Nichols and Donald G. Ball

361–363
Recession of glacier Tasîssârssik A, East Greenland
P.W.F. Gribbon

365–368
Ice surges on the Muldrow Glacier, Alaska
A.E. Harrison

369–370
Early discoverers XXI
A description and explanation of glacial till in 1603: George Owen (1552–1613)
B.S. John

371
The Mischbachferner
Glaciological Society

372–374
Correspondence
The origin of vertical c-axis ice on Peters Lake, Alaska
Jiro Muguruma and Katsuhiro Kikuchi

374–375
Correspondence
Discussion on Kamb and LaChapelle's paper "Direct observation of the mechanism of glacier sliding over bedrock"
J. Weertman

376–382
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 5 February 1965 No. 40

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385–397
Pleistocene geology of the south-west Yukon Territory, Canada
Daniel B. Krinsley

399–410
Aspects of the glaciology of Meighen Island, Northwest Territories, Canada
K.C. Arnold

411–431
Recent changes in the glaciers of Svartisen
W.H. Theakstone

433–449
Antarctic interglacial features
Robert L. Nichols

451–460
Densification of snow on the ice sheet of Ellsworth Land and the southern Antarctic Peninsula
John C. Behrendt

461–465
On the origin of bullet crystals at the South Pole
Anthony J. Gow

467–477
On the accumulation and seasonal stratification of snow at the South Pole
Anthony J. Gow

479–487
Comparative glacier photographs from northern Alaska
Thomas D. Hamilton

489–496
Gravity measurements on the Devon Island ice cap and an adjoining glacier
R.D. Hyndman

497–503
Origin of debris-covered icebergs and mode of flow of ice into "Miller Lake", Martin River Glacier, Alaska
John R. Reid and Edward Callender

505–507
Stability of a circular cylindrical hole in a glacier
J.F. Nye

509–510
Obituary
André Renaud — 1904–1964
R. Haefeli

511–512
Review
N.N. Zubov. Arctic ice. San Diego, U.S. Navy Electronics Laboratory, [1963?]. vi, 491 p., illus., maps
Terence Armstrong

512
Review
L. Dufour and R. Defay. Thermodynamics of clouds. Translated by M. Smyth and A. Beer. New York and London, Academic Press, 1963. xiii, 255 p. (International Geophysical Series, Vol. 6)
J. Hallett

512–513
Review
H. Wexler and others, ed. Antarctic research: the Mathew Fontaine Maury memorial symposium. ... [Edited by] H. Wexler, M.J. Rubin and J.E. Caskey, Jr. American Geophysical Union. Geophysical Monograph No. 7, 1962, x, 228 p.
R.J. Adie

515–517
Correspondence
Theory of glacier variations
P.A. Shumskiy

517–521
Correspondence
Theory of glacier variations; reply to Dr. Shumskiy's letter
J.F. Nye

521–523
Correspondence
Water-spouts on the Britannia Gletscher, north-east Greenland
Peter J. Wyllie

525–530
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 5 June 1965 No. 41

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533–546
Some test on the compactibility and hardness after compaction of different types of snow
B. H:son Ager

547–566
Net budget and flow of South Cascade Glacier, Washington
Mark F. Meier and W.V. Tangborn

567–587
The frequency reponse of glaciers
J.F. Nye

589–607
A numerical method of inferring the budget history of a glacier from its advance and retreat
J.F. Nye

609–623
The mass budget of Blue Glacier, Washington
E. LaChapelle

625–636
Accumulation of snow in Alpine areas of central Colorado and means of influencing it
M. Martinelli, Jr.

637–650
Thickness and basal configuration of lower Blue Glacier, Washington, determined by gravimetry
Charles E. Corbató

651–660
The bottom topography of Gulkana Glacier, Alaska Range, Alaska
N.A. Ostenso, P.V. Sellmann and T.L. Péwé

661–690
The flow of a glacier in a channel of rectangular, elliptic or parabolic cross-section
J.F. Nye

691–699
Experimental study of non-basal dislocations in ice crystals
L. Levi, E.M. de Achaval and E. Suraski

701–709
Studies of the mass budget of Arctic pack-ice floes
Arnold M. Hanson

711–718
Foliation pattern of Gulkana Glacier, Alaska Range, Alaska
Nathaniel W. Rutter

719–725
Description of eskers and kames in Gåshamnöyra and on Bungebreen, south of Hornsund, Vestspitsbergen
Stefan Jewtuchowicz

727–734
Névé-capped snow pillars resulting from ablation on Teton Glacier, Wyoming
Roald Fryxell

735–738
Snow surface elevation in the Filchner Ice Shelf area, Antarctica
John C. Behrendt

739–747
Velocity fluctuations of the Bersækerbræ, East Greenland
T.W. Friese-Greene and G.J. Pert

749–750
Instruments and Methods
A steam-operated ice drill for the installation of ablation stakes on glaciers
F. Howorka

751–754
Early discoverers XXII
Goethe — discoverer of the Ice Age
Dorothy Cameron

755
Review
M.G. Marcus. Climate–glacier studies in the Juneau Ice Field region, Alaska, Department of Geography, University of Chicago, 1964. ix, 128 p., illus. (University of Chicago. Department of Geography. Research Paper No. 88)
E.R. LaChapelle

756–758
Review
M. Mellor, ed. Antarctic snow and ice studies. Washington, D.C., American Geophysical Union, 1964. xi, 277 p. illus., maps. (Antarctic Research Series, Vol. 2.)
G.de Q. Robin

759–760
Correspondence
Regime of the Ross Ice Shelf, "Little America" station
P.A. Shumskiy and I.A. Zotikov

760–761
Correspondence
Movement of stones under snow cover
W.H. Theakstone

761–762
Correspondence
Comments on Paterson's paper "Variations in velocity of Athabasca Glacier with time"
Mark F. Meier

763–769
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773–792
Dielectric properties of ice and snow — a review
S. Evans

793–803
A heat-balance study on Sørbreen, Jan Mayen
P.C. Dibben

805–811
Seasonal weather trends in relation to fluctuations of the Jan Mayen glaciers since 1920
J.W. Sheard

813–828
New light on the mode of uplift of the fish and fossiliferous moraines of the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
A.J. Gow, W.F. Weeks, G. Hendrickson and R. Rowland

829–832
The genesis of the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Frank Debenham

833–841
The formation of drainage wind on a snow-dome
J.A. Businger and K.Ramana Rao

843–847
On the relationship of snow accumulation to surface topography at "Byrd Station", Antarctica
Anthony J. Gow and Robert Rowland

849–856
Photo-interpretation of two types of rock glacier in the Colorado Front Range, U.S.A
Samuel I. Outcalt and James B. Benedict

857–863
Observations on the Quaternary firn line in Peru
J. Tricart

865–867
Earthquake-induced changes in Alaskan glaciers
Lawrence E. Nielsen

869–871
Instruments and Methods
A effective pressure room seal in ice
G.E.H. Ballard and R.O. Ramseier

873–874
Obituary
George Clarke Simpson — 1878–1965
Gordon Manley

875–876
Correspondence
Reply to Meier's letter on "Variations in velocity of Athabasca Glacier with time"
W.S.B. Paterson

876–878
Correspondence
Advance of Walsh Glacier
Russell A. Paige

878–879
Correspondence
Fumerolic ice towers on Mt. Erebus, Ross Island, Antarctica
Gerald Holdsworth and F.C. Ugolini

880–881
Correspondence
Seismic refraction measurements on the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
R.A.I. Bell and A.J. Heine

883–891
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 6 February 1966 No. 43

Contents

3–18
Long-term glacier variations measured by photogrammetry. A re-survey of Tunsbergdalsbreen after 24 years
W. Kick

19–21
Deformed ice at the bottom of Østerdalsisen, Norway
Wilfred H. Theakstone

23–41
The distribution of 10 meter snow temperatures on the Greenland ice sheet
S.J. Mock and W.F. Weeks

43–54
On the relationship of ice-surface topography to bed topography on the South Polar plateau
Edwin S. Robinson

55–68
The regime of the western part of the Ross Ice Shelf drainage system
M. Giovinetto, Edwin S. Robinson and C.W.M. Swithinbank

69–81
Ice-flow and thickness measurements in the Sør-Rondane, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
T. Van Autenboer and K.V. Blaiklock

83–88
Earthquake origin of superglacial drift on the glaciers of the Martin River area, south-central Alaska
S.J. Tuthill

89–100
The brine content of sea ice measured with a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer
Charles Richardson and E.E. Keller

101–127
Wind speed, stability and eddy viscosity over melting ice surfaces
M.E. Grainger and H. Lister

129–133
An ablation rate for Lake Fryxell, Victoria Land, Antarctica
R.A. Henderson, W.M. Prebble, R.A. Hoare, K.B. Popplewell, D.A. House and A.T. Wilson

135–144
Experiments on a snow-patch in the mountains of Sweden
I.Y. Ashwell and F.G. Hannell

145–157
A theory of the consolidation of snow
E.D. Feldt and G.E.H. Ballard

159–170
A theoretical consideration of the strength of snow
G.E.H. Ballard and E.D. Feldt

171–176
Instruments and Methods
Snow density profiling by nuclear means
Robert D. Leighty

177–178
Review
F. Müller and others. Jacobsen–McGill Arctic Research Expedition to Axel Heiberg Island, Queen Elizabeth Islands. Preliminary report of 1959–1960, by Fritz Müller and members of the expedition. Edited by Barbara S. Müller. Montreal, McGill University, 1961, x, 219 p.

F. Müller and others. Preliminary report 1961–1962, [by] F. Müller and others. Axel Heiberg Island Research Reports, McGill University, Montreal. [Jacobsen–McGill Arctic Research Expedition 1959–1962], 1963, xiv, 241 p. Map supplement

R.H. Andrews. Meteorology. No. 1. Meteorology and heat balance of the ablation area, White Glacier, Canadian Arctic Archipelago --- summer 1960 (Lower Ice Station: 79°26' N, 90°39' W, 208 m.). Axel Heiberg Island Research Reports, McGill University, Montreal. Jacobsen–McGill Arctic Research Expedition 1959–1962, 1964, viii, 107 p.
Gordon T. Warwick

178
Review
Herfried Berger. Vorgänge und Formen der Nivation in den Alpen: ein Beitrag zur geographischen Schneeforschung. Klagenfurt, Verlag des Landesmuseums für Kärnten, 1964. 88 p., illus. [20 plates]. (Buchreihe des Landesmuseums für Kärnten, 17. Bd.)
Gordon T. Warwick

179
Correspondence
The temperature of the Sukkertoppen ice cap
F. Loewe

181–187
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 6 June 1966 No. 44

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191–207
Effect of a basal water layer on the dimensions of ice sheets
J. Weertman

209–221
A seismic reconnaissance in the McMurdo Sound region, Antarctica
Robin A.I. Bell

223–231
Analysis of a 20 m firn pit on the Kesselwandferner (Ötztal Alps)
W. Ambach and H. Eisner

233–236
Pollen-analysis investigation of a 20 m firn pit on the Kesselwandferner (Ötztal Alps)
W. Ambach, S. Bortenschlager and H. Eisner

237–248
Light scattering and particle aggregation in snow-storms
Malcolm Mellor

249–254
The origin of morainic deposits and the characteristics of glacial erosion in the western Sør- Rondane, Antarctica
R.A. Souchez

255–260
Theoretical studies of ice segregation in soil
Kiyoshi Arakawa

261–266
Certain effects of glacial events in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales
C.B. Crampton

267–287
Some observations on the climate on Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, during the rainy season
C.M. Platt

289–298
Instruments and Methods
Sampling characteristics of neutron probe measurements in a mountain snow pack
Charles F. Cooper

299–301
Instruments and Methods
Improvements in the measurement of a lake-ice cover
W.P. Adams and J.B. Shaw

303–306
Early discoverers XXIII
Till-stone orientation, Henry Youle Hind (1823–1908)
John A. Elson

307–309
Early discoverers XXIV
George William Lamplugh (1859–1926)
L.F. Penny

311–314
Observations at the Bogvatn glaciers, Norway
W.H. Theakstone

315
Review
E.R. Pounder. The physics of ice. Oxford, etc., Pergamon Press, 1965. vii, 151 p., illus. (The Commonwealth and International Library. Geophysics Division.)
N. Untersteiner

315–316
Review
A. Marussi, Geophysics of the Karakorum. Leiden, E.J. Brill on behalf of the Italian National Council of Research, 1964. xvii, 242 p., illus. (Italian Expeditions to the Karakorum (K2) and Hindu Kush. Scientific Reports. 2. Geophysics. Vol. 1) Guilders 58
R.F. King

316–317
Review
G. Wagner. Klimatologische Beobachtungen in Südostspitzbergen 1960. Wiesbaden, Franz Steiner Verlag GMBH, 1965. [vii], 69 p., illus. (Ergebnisse der Stauferland-Expedition 1959/60 (Deutsche Expedition nach Südostspitzbergen), Ht.10.) DM. 26
B.D. Giles

319
Correspondence
Theory of glacier variations, reply to Dr. Nye's letter
P.A. Shumskiy

319
Correspondence
Dielectric properties of ice at 30 Mc./sec
G.R. Jiracek and C.R. Bentley

320–321
Correspondence
Moulins on Kaskawulsh Glacier, Yukon Territory
G. Dewart

321–322
Correspondence
Similarity of tree growth in northern Scandinavia, polar Urals and the Canadian Rockies
J.R. Bray

323–330
Glaciological literature
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Vol. 6 October 1966 No. 45

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Academic training in glaciology
Glaciological Society

335–358
The dynamics of the Amery Ice Shelf
W. Budd

359–367
The determination of the direction of movement on glacier surfaces by terrestrial photogrammetry
Ulrich Voigt

369–373
Fluctuations of the terminus of the Harald Moltke Bræ, Greenland
Steven J. Mock

375–381
The recent surge of Walsh Glacier, Yukon and Alaska
Austin Post

383–392
Accumulation on the Devon Island ice cap, Northwest Territories, Canada
R.M. Koerner

393–400
A gravity survey of the Melville Island ice caps
Allan Spector

401–409
Drumlins and Pleistocene ice flow over the Ards Peninsula/Strangford Lough area, County Down, Ireland
Peter Vernon

411–420
Two-dimensional grain growth in ice
D. v.d. S. Roos

421–424
The sintering process in snow
René O. Ramseier and Charles M. Keeler

425–430
Re-evaluation of the Rammsonde hardness equation
R.W. Waterhouse

431–437
Early discoverers XXV
Stephen Reed, M.D., and the "celebrated" Richmond boulder train of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, U.S.A
G.William Holmes

439–442
On the response of a sea-ice cover to changes in surface temperature
Peter Schwerdtfeger

443–445
Observations on the level of a self-draining lake on the Casement Glacier, Alaska
John F. Lindsay

446–449
Observation of hollows in the snow surface of Torv Gletscher, East Greenland
John Rucklidge

451–454
Symposium on Glacier Mapping, Ottawa, Canada, 20–22 September 1965
W.H. Ward

455–459
Obituary
Frank Debenham, 1883–1965
Gordon Manley, Brian Roberts, Shirley Hewitt, Eric Richardson and Hilda Richardson

460–461
Obituary
Walter Herman Bucher, 1888–1965
G. Seligman

463–464
Review
Geographical Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1966 [iv], 112 p., illus., map [in end-pocket]. (Obtainable from Queen's Printer, Ottawa, Canada.)
W.H. Ward

465
Correspondence
Theory of glacier variations; reply to Dr. Shumskiy's letter
J.F. Nye

465
Correspondence
Theory of glacier variations; reply to Dr. Nye's letter
P.A. Shumskiy

465
Correspondence
Addendum to"On the relationship of ice-surface topography to bed topography on the South Polar Plateau" by E.S. Robinson
E.S. Robinson

466
Correspondence
"Basket of eggs" topography
G.L. Davies

467–475
Glaciological literature
Glaciological Society


Vol. 6 February 1967 No. 46

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479–488
Creep-velocity bounds and glacier-flow problems
Andrew C. Palmer

489–494
An examination of the Lliboutry theory of glacier sliding
J. Weertman

495–503
Density variations in alpine snow
Donald Alford

505–514
The adhesion of ice spheres in electric fields
J. Latham and C.P.R. Saunders

515–528
Preliminary studies on sea ice in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, during "Deep Freeze 65"
Russell A. Paige and Claude W. Lee

529–540
Internal structure of Sandy Glacier, southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Wakefield Dort, Jr.

541–550
Observations on the snow line in the Peruvian Andes
Stefan L. Hastenrath

551–559
Pleistocene periglacial topography in southern Africa
G.W.A. Sparrow

561–564
Metamorphism of air bubbles in a snow crystal
Norikazu Maeno and Daisuke Kuroiwa

565–567
Planar and layered structures in glacial ice
Donal M. Ragan

568–572
Water expulsion and pingo formation in a region affected by subsidence
R.C. Bostrom

573–577
Accumulation between Mount Chapman and "Byrd" station, Antarctica
Henry H. Brecher

579
Obituary
Joel Ellis Fisher, 1891–1966
William L. Putnam

580–581
Obituary
Sydney Ewart Hollingworth, 1899–1966
F.W. Shotton

582–583
Obituary
Sir Dudley Stamp, 1898–1966
Gordon Manley

584–585
Obituary
Lawrence Rickard Wager, 1904–1965
R.J. Adie

587–588
Review
C. Fraser. The avalanche enigma. London, John Murray, [1966]. xvi, 301 p., illus. (Published in U.S.A. by Rand McNally and Co., New York.)
Edward R. LaChapelle

589–596
Glaciological literature
Glaciological Society


Vol. 6 June 1967 No. 47

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599–606
Electrical resistivity measurements and soundings on glaciers: introductory remarks
Hans Röthlisberger

607–621
Recent D.C. resistivity soundings on Swiss glaciers
Hans Röthlisberger and Kurt Vögtli

623–633
Electrical resistivity measurements on ice sheets
M. Hochstein

635–642
D.C. resistivity soundings on Devon Island, N.W.T., Canada
Kurt Vögtli

643–650
Laboratory measurements of the resistivity of ice
Gunnar Østrem

651–662
Growth modes of ice crystals in supercooled water and aqueous solutions
H.R. Pruppacher

663–679
Ice-brine dendritic aggregate formed on freezing of aqueous solutions
P.K. Rohatgi and C.M. Adams, Jr.

681–694
Ice lensing, thermal diffusion and water migration in freezing soil
Andrew C. Palmer

695–715
Plasticity solution for a glacier snout
J.F. Nye

717–735
The development of a complex supraglacial moraine at the margin of Sørbreen, Ny Friesland, Vestspitsbergen
G.S. Boulton

737–748
Holocene moraines and rock glaciers in the central Ben Ohau Range, South Canterbury, New Zealand
V.R. McGregor

749–751
Pleistocene glaciation in the Atacama Desert, northern Chile
S.E. Hollingworth and J.E. Guest

752–753
Glaciological notes from Sukkertoppen, West Greenland
P.W.F. Gribbon

755–756
Obituary
Lucybelle Bledsoe, 1923–1966
James A. Bender

757
Review
Johannes Kepler. The six-cornered snowflake. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1966. xvi, 75 p., illus.
H. Hoinkes

758–761
Review
L. Lliboutry. Traité de glaciologie. Tome 1: Glace — neige — hydrologie nivale. — Tome II: Glaciers— variations du climat — sols gelés. Paris, Masson et Cie., 1964–65. 2 vols.: vi, 427 p.; 429–1040 p., illus., maps. Fr. 140, 190
J.W. Glen

763
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "inland ice"
Anker Weidick

763–765
Correspondence
Walsh Glacier surge, 1966 observations
Austin Post

765–766
Correspondence
Measurement of the permittivity of ice
Bernhard Philberth

767–775
Glaciological literature
Glaciological Society


Vol. 6 October 1967 No. 48

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779
Symbols, units and nomenclature for physical quantities
Glaciological Society

781–793
The application of optical filtering in coherent light to the study of aerial photographs of Greenland glaciers
A. Bauer, A. Fontanel and G. Grau

795–803
Calculated patterns of accumulation on the Greenland ice sheet
Steven J. Mock

805–816
Basal sliding and movement near the margin of the glacier Østerdalsisen, Norway
W.H. Theakstone

817–832
Recent glacial history of an Alpine area in the Colorado Front Range, U.S.A. I. Establishing a lichen-growth curve
James B. Benedict

833–836
Lake Vida, Victoria Valley, Antarctica
Parker E. Calkin and Colin Bull

837–843
The formation of shear moraines: an example from south Victoria Land, Antarctica
R.A. Souchez

845–857
Desalination features in natural sea ice
Kenneth O. Bennington

859–878
The effect of absorbed solar radiation on the thermal diffusion in Antarctic fresh-water ice and sea ice
G. Weller

879–891
The role of volume diffusion in the metamorphism of snow
P.V. Hobbs and L.F. Radke

893–896
The strength–density relationship for dry snow
L.F. Radke and P.V. Hobbs

897–909
Dielectric relaxation in temperate glaciers
P.W.F. Gribbon

911–915
Determination of the activation energy of polar firn by D.C. resistivity measurements
M.P. Hochstein and G.F. Risk

917–933
Photogrammetry applied to avalanche studies
M.C.van Wijk

935–938
Instruments and Methods
Pendulum steering for thermal probes in glaciers
Haldor W.C. Aamot

939–942
Instruments and Methods
An in situ gas-extraction system to radiocarbon date glacier ice
H. Oeschger, B. Alder and C.C. Langway, Jr.

943–944
Equations for determining the brine volume of sea ice from –0.5°C to –22.9°C
Guenther Frankenstein and Robert Garner

945–947
Review
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 3, No. 6, 1966 [i], 737–915 p., illus., 14 maps [in separate folder]. (Obtainable from National Research Council, Ottawa 7, Canada.)
Walther Hofmann

949
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "Inlandsis": comments on Dr. Weidick's letter
A. Bauer

949–950
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "Inlandsis": comments on Dr. Weidick's letter
L. Lliboutry

950
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "Inlandsis": comments on Dr. Weidick's letter
Børge Fristrup

950–951
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "Inlandsis": comments on Dr. Weidick's letter
Terence Armstrong, Brian Roberts and Charles Swithinbank

951–953
Correspondence
About the use of the expression "Inlandsis": a reply
Anker Weidick

953–956
Correspondence
Non-earthquake origin of supraglacial debis on Martin River and Sioux Glaciers, Alaska
Austin Post

956–959
Correspondence
Water-spout on Kaskawulsh Glacier, Yukon Territory
Karen Ewing, Stuart Loomis and Ray Lougeay

959
Correspondence
The regime of the western part of the Ross Ice Shelf drainage system
A. Bauer

959–960
Correspondence
Accumulation between Mount Chapman and "Byrd" station, Antarctica
H.H. Brecher

960–961
Correspondence
The drumlins of East Down, Ireland
J.Kaye Charlesworth

963–972
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Contents

3–19
Glacier variation and weather
Herfried C. Hoinkes

21–58
General theory of subglacial cavitation and sliding of temperate glaciers
L. Lliboutry

59–76
Snow accumulation studies on the Thule Peninsula, Greenland
Steven J. Mock

77–87
Recent glacial history of an Alpine area in the Colorado Front Range, U.S.A. II. Dating the glacial deposits
James B. Benedict

89–94
Field measurements of dielectric absorption in Antarctic ice and snow at very high frequencies
M.E.R. Walford

95–108
Hexagonal and cubic ice at low temperatures
Motoi Kumai

109–113
Instruments and Methods
An automatic gauge for measuring sea-ice thickness
Peter Schwerdtfeger

115–116
Early discoverers XXVI
Another forgotten pioneer of the glacial theory: James Hutton (1726–97)
Gordon L. Davies

117–119
Steady profile of a finite-amplitude kinematic wave on a glacier
James N. Johnson

121–123
Obituary
Raimund von Klebelsberg — 1886–1967
Herfried Hoinkes

124–125
Obituary
Kaare Strøm — 1902–1967
J. Gjessing

127
Review
Terence Armstrong and others.Illustrated glossary of snow and ice, by Terence Armstrong, Brian Roberts, Charles Swithinbank. Cambridge, Scott Polar Research Institute, 1966. v, 60 p., 79 photos. (Scott Polar Research Institute Special Publication No. 4.)
Fritz Müller

127–128
Review
Charles A Knight. The freezing of supercooled liquids. Princeton, N.J., London, etc., [1967]. vi, 145 p., illus. (Van Nostrand Momentum Books, 14.)
W.F. Weeks

129–130
Correspondence
Glacier variation and weather: comments on Professor Hoinkes' paper
H.H. Lamb

130–132
Correspondence
Primary and secondary polygons
R.W. Groves

132–133
Correspondence
Errors in the determination of ablation using stakes
Michel Vallon

133
Correspondence
Errors in the determination of ablation using stakes: comments on Dr. Vallon's letter
J.F. Nye

135–145
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149
Retirement of Gerald Seligman as editor
J.F. Nye

151–153
SI-units and glaciology
Glaciological Society

155–159
Bubble coalescence in ice as a tool for the study of its deformation
J. Weertman

161–165
Diffusion law for the dispersion of hard particles in an ice matrix that undergoes simple shear deformation
J. Weertman

167–182
Bubbles and bubble pressures in Antarctic glacier ice
Anthony J. Gow

183–198
Stress-generated ice crystals in a nearly isothermal two-phase system
E. LaChapelle

199–204
On the use of the equilibrium equations and flow law in relating the surface and bed topography of glaciers and ice sheets
I.F. Collins

205–213
Computations of the possible future behaviour of Berendon Glacier, Canada
N. Untersteiner and J.F. Nye

215–232
On the calving of ice from floating glaciers and ice shelves
Niels Reeh

233–251
The complexities of the three-dimensional shape of individual crystals in glacier ice
George P. Rigsby

253–271
Investigations into the mechanical properties of alpine snow-packs
C.M. Keeler and W.F. Weeks

273–287
Determination of the rate of snow accumulation at the Pole of Relative Inaccessibility, eastern Antarctica: a comparison of glaciological and isotopic methods
E. Picciotto, R. Cameron, G. Crozaz, S. Deutsch and S. Wilgain

289–297
Albedo measurements of an Arctic ice cover from high towers
M.P. Langleben

299–312
On the origin of ablation hollows (polygons) on snow
Alfred Jahn and Mieczyslaw Klapa

313–320
The quantity of melt water in the Marble Point–Gneiss Point area, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
John R. Davis and Robert L. Nichols

321–328
Instruments and Methods
Intrumented probes for deep glacial investigations
Haldor W.C. Aamot

329–331
Measured beta activity of Alaskan firn
T.H. Wu

333–335
Determination of temperature on ice caps by seismic methods
F. Thyssen

337–338
Obituary
Henry Franceys Porter Herdman — 1901–1967
G.E.R. Deacon

339–340
Review
M.J. Rubin. Studies in Antarctic meteorology. Washington, D.C., American Geophysical Union, 1966. vii, 231 p. (Antarctic Research Series, Vol. 9.)
T.H. Ellison

341–346
Correspondence
Dielectric relaxation in temperate glaciers: comments on Dr P.W.F. Gribbon's paper
J.G. Paren

346–351
Correspondence
Discussion of the theory of pingo formation by water explusion in a region affected by subsidence
J.Ross Mackay

351–352
Correspondence
Comments on "The formation of shear moraines: an example from south Victoria Land, Antarctica"
Roger LeB. Hooke

352–353
Correspondence
Reply to Dr R. LeB Hooke's comments on "The formation of shear moraines: an example from south Victoria Land, Antarctica"
R. Souchez

353–354
Correspondence
Glaciological observations in north-central Greenland
S. Mock and S.F. Weeks

355–360
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363–376
Steady-state temperatures at the bottom of ice sheets and computation of the bottom ice flow law from the surface profile
L. Lliboutry

377–390
The formation and shape of drumlins and their distribution and orientation in drumlin fields
Ian J. Smalley and David J. Unwin

391–412
Flow tills and related deposits on some Vestspitsbergen glaciers
G.S. Boulton

413–419
A supraglacial extension of an ice-dammed lake, Tunsbergdalsbreen, Norway
Philip J. Howarth

421–430
Fabric analysis of a core from the Meighen Ice Cap, Northwest Territories, Canada
R.M. Koerner

431–440
The midsummer heat balance of an Alaskan maritime glacier
N.A. Streten and G. Wendler

441–448
Avalanche activity on the Vaughan Lewis icefall, Alaska
Alfred C. Pinchak

449–478
Costal geomorphology, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
Robert L. Nichols

479–491
Slip in single crystals of ice
C.J. Readings and J.T. Bartlett

493–498
Instruments and Methods
A buoyancy-stabilized hot-point drill for glacier studies
Haldor W.C. Aamot

499–506
Instruments and Methods
The resistograph and the compressive strength of snow
Charles C. Bradley

507–510
Directions of ice movement in the southern Irish Sea basin during the last major glaciation: an hypothesis
B.S. John

511–516
Sub-surface melt pools in the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
R.A. Paige

517
Correspondence
Calculated patterns of accumulation on the Greenland ice sheet: comments on Mr S.J. Mock's paper
A. Bauer

519–534
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Contents

3–7
Mass-balance terms
Anonymous

9–22
Present-day glaciers in the U.S.S.R. and some data on their mass balance
M.G. Grosval'd and V.M. Kotlyakov

23–50
Glacial features of Tanquary Fiord and adjoining areas of northern Ellesmere Island, N.W.T.
G. Hattersley-Smith

51–65
Regime of an Afghan glacier
O. Gilbert, D. Jamieson, H. Lister and A. Pendlington

67–90
Geodetic results of the Ross Ice Shelf survey expeditions, 1962–63 and 1965–66
Egon Dorrer, Walther Hofmann and Wilfried Seufert

91–105
Errors in short-term ablation measurements on melting ice surfaces
Fritz Müller and Charles M. Keeler

107–129
Primary transverse crevasses
G. Holdsworth

131–145
Effect of temperature on the creep of ice
Malcolm Mellor and Richard Testa

147–152
Creep of ice under low stress
Malcolm Mellor and Richard Testa

153–164
Effect of growth parameters on substructure spacing in NaCl ice crystals
Gary Lofgren and W.F. Weeks

165
Review
E. Le Roy Ladurie. Histoire du climat depuis l'an mil. Paris, Flammarion, 1967. 379 p., illus., maps. (Nouvelle Bibliothèque Scientifique.)
Gordon Manley

167–169
Correspondence
On electric polarization of ice
Walter Drost-Hansen

169
Correspondence
Reply to Mr J.G. Paren's comments on "Dielectric relaxation in temperate glaciers"
P.W.F. Gribbon

170
Correspondence
On the regime of the western part of the Ross Ice Shelf drainage system
M.B. Giovinetto, E.S. Robinson and C.W.M. Swithinbank

170–171
Correspondence
Bottom melting of the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
R.A. Paige

173–181
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185–205
The dynamics of temperate glaciers from the detailed viewpoint
L. Lliboutry

207–213
The effect of longitudinal stress on the shear stress at the base of an ice sheet
J.F. Nye

215–223
A flow model and a time scale for the ice core from Camp Century, Greenland
W. Dansgaard and S.J. Johnsen

225–228
On the hypothesis of ice ages suggested by Captain E.S. Gernet
O.P. Chizhov

229–240
Distribution of surging glaciers in western North America
Austin Post

241–252
On the rates of growth of grains and crystals in South Polar firn
Anthony J. Gow

253–276
Ice-fabric study of the Mawson region, East Antarctica
K. Kizaki

277–284
The heat and mass balance of snow dunes on the central Antarctic Plateau
G. Weller

285–300
On the use of asymptotic solutions to plane ice–water problems
G.S.H. Lock

301–309
Pressures inside freezing water drops
P.J. Visagie

311–314
Instruments and Methods
The USA CRREL drill for thermal coring in ice
Herbert T. Ueda and Donald E. Garfield

315–316
Obituary
Jon Eythorsson — 1895–1968
Sigurdur Thórarinsson

317–318
Obituary
Frank Philip Bowden — 1903–1968
David Tabor

319
Review
L.-E. Hamelin and F.A. Cook. Le périglaciaire par l'image: Illustrated glossary of periglacial phenomena. Québec, Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 1967. xi, 237 p., illus. (Travaux et Documents du Centre d'Études Nordiques, 4.)
W.H. Ward

321
Correspondence
Secondary polygons in Iceland
Sigurdur Thórarinsson

321–322
Correspondence
Calving from floating glaciers: comments on Dr. N. Reeh's paper
F. Loewe

322–324
Correspondence
Calving from floating glaciers: reply to Professor F. Loewe's comments
Niels Reeh

324–326
Correspondence
Crystal shape in polar glaciers and the philosophy of ice-fabric diagrams
Roger LeB. Hooke

326–327
Correspondence
A supraglacial extension of an ice-dammed lake, Tunsbergdalsbreen, Norway: comments on Dr P.J. Howarth's paper
C.F. Aub

327–328
Correspondence
Unusual hailstones
P.S. Vadilo

329–338
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341–352
The Meighen Ice Cap, Arctic Canada: accumulation, ablation and flow
W.S.B. Paterson

353–367
Effect of a debris slide on "Sioux Glacier", south-central Alaska
John R. Reid

369–373
Ice-resistivity measurements on Paris Gletscher, East Greenland
M.C. Clark, M.H. Key and G.J. Part

375–383
Fabric analysis of surface ice near Casey Range, East Antarctica
Koshiro Kizaki

385–397
Flexure of a floating ice tongue
G. Holdsworth

399–406
Attenuation of sound in sea ice, 10–500 kHz
M.P. Langleben

407–412
Albedo and degree of puddling of a melting cover of sea ice
M.P. Langleben

413–425
Observations on a collapsing kame terrace in Glacier Bay National Monument, south-eastern Alaska
Garry D. McKenzie

427–440
Strength tests on newly fallen snow
R. Perla

441–450
The growth of bonds and the increase of mechanical strength in a dry seasonal snow- pack
Charles M. Keeler

451–462
The role of stress concentration in slab avalanche release
R.A. Sommerfeld

463–473
The mechanical properties of single crystals of pure ice
S.J. Jones and J.W. Glen

475–483
Surface topography of etched ice crystals observed by a scanning electron microscope
Daisuke Kuroiwa

485–486
Kettle holes
R.P.K. Clark

487–489
Glaciar Yanasinga (central Peru): 24 years of measurements
U. Petersen, L. Sassarini and R. Plenge

491–492
Obituary
Hirobumi Oura — 1921–1969
Daisuke Kuroiwa

493
Correspondence
Comments on "Regime of an Afghan glacier"
W. Kick

493–494
Correspondence
Reply to Dr W. Kick's comments on "Regime of an Afghan glacier"
H. Lister

494–495
Correspondence
The stress dependence of the secondary creep rate at low stresses
J. Weertman

495
Correspondence
The stress dependence of the secondary creep rate at low stresses : reply to Professor J. Weertman's letter
Malcolm Mellor

495
Correspondence
Use of the term "glacier cave"
Garry D. McKenzie

497–511
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Contents

3–17
The classification of snow metamorphism
R.A. Sommerfeld and E. LaChapelle

19–27
The longitudinal stress and strain-rate gradients in ice masses
W.F. Budd

29–48
Ice flow over bedrock perturbations
W.F. Budd

49–54
Radar soundings on the Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island
J.R. Weber and Pierre Andrieux

55–63
The sliding velocity of Athabasca Glacier, Canada
W.S.B. Paterson

65–86
Internal deformation and thermal anomalies in lower Blue Glacier, Mount Olympus, Washington, U.S.A
R.L. Shreve and R.P. Sharp

87–101
Further observations of stress-generated ice in the Blue Glacier, Washington, U.S.A
Charles A. Knight and E. LaChapelle

103–107
Excess pressure observed in a water-filled cavity in Athabasca Glacier, Canada
W.S.B. Paterson and J.C. Savage

109–116
Interpretation of the orientation of ice dendrites growing from supercooled water
Laura Levi

117–124
Solute segregation in ice observed by autoradiography
Yukiko Mizuno and Daisuke Kuroiwa

125–133
Late Weichselian potholes near Wolverhampton, England
Alan V. Morgan

135–141
The early history of glacial theory in British geology
Bert Hansen

143–145
Early discoverers XXVII
Announcement of glaciation in Scotland, William Buckland (1784–1856)
George W. White

147–148
Early discoverers XXVIII
Richard Prior's 1699 description of an Irish esker
Gordon L. Davies

149+map
Glacier maps of Canada
W.E.S. Henoch and A. Stanley

150–153
A note on the surface profile of the Greenland ice sheet
K. Philberth and B. Federer

154–156
A possible relation between grain size, density, and light attenuation in natural snow cover
James D. Bergen

157–166
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A slip-line field analysis of the deformation at the confluence of two glacier streams
I.F. Collins

195–212
Changes in the behaviour of the Unteraargletscher in the last 125 years
R. Haefeli

213–229
On the origin and transport of englacial debris in Svalbard glaciers
G.S. Boulton

231–245
On the deposition of subglacial and melt-out tills at the margins of certain Svalbard glaciers
G.S. Boulton

247–252
Mass balance of the Ward Hunt Ice Rise and Ice Shelf: a 10 year record
G. Hattersley-Smith and H. Serson

253–261
The location and timing of deep slab avalanches
Charles C. Bradley

263–268
Screen temperatures and 10 m temperatures
F. Loewe

269–277
Electrical phenomena accompanying the phase change of dilute KCl solutions into single crystals of ice
T.E. Osterkamp and A.H. Weber

279–282
Frontal recession of Sermikavsak, West Greenland
P.W.F. Gribbon

283
Correspondence
The role of stress concentration in slab avalanche release: comments on Dr R.A. Sommerfeld's paper
R. Perla

283
Correspondence
The role of stress concentration in slab avalanche release: reply to Dr R. Perla's letter
R.A. Sommerfeld

284
Correspondence
A plea for fixed axes of reference in glacier mechanics
G. de Q. Robin

285–286
Correspondence
Response to Dr G. de Q. Robin's plea for fixed axes of reference in glacier mechanics
J.F. Nye

286
Correspondence
Glaciation of the north-western part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
W.S.B. Paterson

286–287
Correspondence
Distorted ice stalactites as indicators of glacier movement
J.J. Drake and D.C. Ford

289–300
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Morphology of the ice-sheet margin near Thule, Greenland
Roger LeB. Hooke

325–336
The mass balance of the Devon Island ice cap, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1961–66
R.M. Koerner

337–362
An inventory of the present and past glacierization of Home Bay and Okoa Bay, east Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada, and some climatic and paleoclimatic considerations
J.T. Andrews, R.G. Barry and Lyn Drapier

363–374
Gravity measurements on "Fox Glacier", Yukon Territory, Canada
David J. Crossley and Garry K.C. Clarke

375–384
The possible importance of electrical forces in the development of snow cornices
J. Latham and J. Montagne

385–390
Instruments and Methods
A technique for producing strain-free flat surfaces on single crystals of ice
T.M. Tobin and K. Itagaki

391–392
Early discoverers XXVIX
Early record and interpretation of ice-wedge pseudomorph in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, by J.R. Kilroe

Eric A. Colhoun

393–396
Fluctuations of Coleman Glacier, Mt Baker, Washington, U.S.A
A.E. Harrison

397–400
Renewed activity of Muldrow Glacier, Alaska, after the 1956 surge
A.E. Harrison

401–404
Finger-rafting in fresh-water ice: observations in Lake Superior
John C. Green

405–406
UNESCO/IASH technical papers in hydrology
Mark F. Meier

407
Review
W.S.B. Paterson. The physics of glaciers. Oxford, etc., Pergamon Press, 1969. viii, 250 p., illus. (The Commonwealth and International Library. Geophysics Division.)
R.L. Shreve

408–409
Review
T.L. Péwé, ed. The periglacial environment, past and present. Montreal, McGill–Queen's University Press [and Arctic Institute of North America, 1969. ix, 487 p.
Thomas D. Hamilton

411–412
Correspondence
The role of stress concentration in slab avalanche release: comments on Dr R.A. Sommerfeld's paper
Charles C. Bradley and Duain Bowles

412
Correspondence
The role of stress concentration in slab avalanche release: reply to the comments of Dr C.C. Bradley and Dr D. Bowles
R.A. Sommerfeld

413–420
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Contents

3–14
On the temperature profile and the age profile in the central part of cold ice sheets
K. Philberth and B. Federer

15–29
Permeability, brine content and temperature of temperate ice
L. Lliboutry

31–37
Shear stress at the base of a rigidly rotating cirque glacier
J. Weertman

39–53
Determination of the three-dimensional velocity field in a glacier
C.F. Raymond

55–84
Flow in a transverse section of Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada
C.F. Raymond

85–92
The possible future behaviour of Berendon Glacier, Canada — a further study
David A. Fisher and Stephen J. Jones

93–100
Basement ice, Ward Hunt Ice Shelf, Ellesmere Island, Canada
J.B. Lyons, S.M. Savin and A.J. Tamburi

101–104
Albedo of melting sea ice in the southern Beaufort Sea
M.P. Langleben

105–111
Permafrost occurrence in the Front Range, Colorado Rocky Mountains, U.S.A
Jack D. Ives and Barry D. Fahey

113–119
Refraction seismic investigation at Zemu Glacier, Sikkim
R.N. Bose, N.P. Dutta and S.M. Lahiri

121–125
Evidence of cirque glaciation in the Falkland Islands
Chalmers M. Clapperton

127–132
Instruments and Methods
A new bore-hole inclinometer
C.F. Raymond

133–138
An improved method for determining ice fabrics
J.R. Hill and N.P. Lasca

139–142
A hot-wire engine to produce periodic grooves on an ice surface
T.M. Tobin and K. Itagaki

143–144
Note on the "Arikaree Stade" of the Rocky Mountains Neoglacial
William C. Mahaney

145–147
Note on correlation coefficients derived from cumulative distributions with reference to glaciological studies
J.T. Andrews, B.D. Fahey and D. Alford

148–150
Corrective terms in the glaciological balance
L. Lliboutry

151–152
River-ice fabrics: preliminary results
N.P. Lasca

153
Review
J.L. Davies. Landforms of cold climates. Cambridge, Mass., and London, The M.I.T. Press, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, [c1969]. xvi, 200 p., illus. (An Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology, Vol. 3.)
C. Embleton

155–157
Correspondence
Depth of the "frost table" on Arctic beaches, Cornwallis and Devon Islands, N.W.T., Canada
S.B. McCann and F.G. Hannell

159–174
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Stress variations with ice flow over undulations
W.F. Budd

197–209
An analysis of the relation between the surface and bedrock profiles of ice caps
W.F. Budd and D.B. Carter

211–225
Movement of the Ward Hunt Ice Shelf, Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada
E. Dorrer

227–236
Observations on a surging glacier in East Greenland
Heinz Rutishauser

237–243
Small-scale strain measurements on a glacier surface
S.C. Colbeck and R.J. Evans

245–254
Ice-cored moraines in south-western Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada
R.A. Souchez

255–267
On the Pleistocene snow-line depression in the arid regions of the South American Andes
Stefan L. Hastenrath

269–286
Interference phenomena in deformed single crystals of ice
C.J. Readings and J.T. Bartlett

287–292
The effect of impurities on the surface structure of evaporating ice
J.D. Cross

293–297
Calculation of grain-boundary thickness in polycrystalline ice of low salinity
Amiya K. Chatterjee and H.H.G. Jellinek

299–308
Chloride segregation along grain boundaries in ice
F. Prodi and C.T. Nagamoto

309–311
New data on the thermal conductivity of natural snow
Gunter E. Weller and Peter Schwerdtfeger

312–315
The crystallization pressure of ice — a simple experiment
D.C. Connell and J.M.C. Tombs

316–318
Oxygen-isotope measurements on 1700 ± 300 year old Antarctic ice
Wayne L. Hamilton

319
Correspondence
Note on the paper "Flexure of a floating ice-tongue"
G. Holdsworth

319
Correspondence
Flexure of a floating ice tongue: comments on Dr G. Holdsworth's letter
G. de Q. Robin

319–321
Correspondence
Cold glaciers in the central Transantarctic Mounatins, Antarctica: dry ablation areas and subglacial erosion
J.H. Mercer

323–336
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Temperature measurements in Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada
W.S.B. Paterson

351–356
Observations on ice-dammed Summit Lake, British Columbia, Canada
R. Gilbert

357–362
The relationship between density and tensile strength in snow
R.A. Sommerfeld

363–373
Mechanism of till deposition related to thermal conditions in a Pleistocene glacier
John Shaw

375–386
Boulder polygons and stripes in the Cairngorm Mounatins, Scotland
R. Bruce King

387–393
Instruments and Methods
A new version of a steam-operated ice drill
Steven M. Hodge

394–399
Instruments and Methods
Electronic measurement of ice velocity
A.E. Harrison and David Lee

401–405
Finite-element stress analysis of avalanche snowpacks
F.W. Smith, R.A. Sommerfeld and R.O. Bailey

407–408
Review
E.R. LaChapelle. Field guide to snow crystals. Seattle and London, University of Washington Press, [1969]. ix, 101 p., illus.
M.R. De Quervain

409
Correspondence
"Fox Glacier", Yukon Territory, Canada
Maxwell Gage

409
Correspondence
Unauthorized names of glaciers
Brian Roberts

410
Correspondence
Englacial debris in glaciers
J.T. Andrews

410–411
Correspondence
Englacial debris in glaciers: reply to the comments of Dr J.T. Andrews
G.S. Boulton

411
Correspondence
Ground-ice wedge interpreted by A. von Bunge (1884) in Siberia
André Cailleux

413–423
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Contents

3–14
A system to combine stratigraphic and annual mass-balance systems: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Lawrence R. Mayo, Mark F. Meier and Wendell V. Tangborn

15–29
Temperature of a temperate glacier
W.D. Harrison

31–41
Temperature distribution in the upper layers of the ablation area of Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada
W.S.B. Paterson

43–52
Growth and grounding of the Ellesmere Island ice rises
John B. Lyons, R.H. Ragle and A.J. Tamburi

53–58
Measurements of water pressure in moulins as part of a movement study of the White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, Northwest Territories, Canada
Almut Iken

59–64
Snow accumulation at "Byrd" station, Antarctica
A.J. Gow, F. de Blander, G. Crozaz and E. Picciotto

65–72
A kinematic wave model of glacier surges
Andrew C. Palmer

73–79
A statistical analysis of some measures of the state of a glacier's "health"
R.E. Dugdale

81–101
The effect of non-hydrostatic stress on intergranular water veins and lenses in ice
J.F. Nye and S. Mae

103–131
Deformation and fracture of ice under uniaxial stress
Ivor Hawkes and Malcolm Mellor

133–146
Radio echo sounding: absorption and scattering by water inclusion and ice lenses
B.M. Ewen Smith and S. Evans

147
Review
G. Østrem and T. Ziegler. Atlas over breer i Sør-Norge: Atlas of glaciers in South Norway. Norges Vassdrags- og Elektrisitetsvesen. Meddelelse fra Hydrologisk Avdeling, Nr. 20, 1969, [i], 207 p. + map in end-pocket
Charles Swithinbank

148
Review
H.R. Bárðarson. Ice and fire: contrasts of Icelandic nature. Reykjavík, H.R. Bárðarson, [c1971]. [iv], 171 p., illus
R.J. Price

148–149
Review
World Meteorological Organization. WMO sea-ice nomenclature. Terminology, codes and illustrated glossary. Edition 1970. Geneva, Secretariat of the World Meteorological Organization, 1970, [ix], 147 p. [including 175 photos] + corrigenda slip. (WMO/OMM/BMO, No. 259, TP. 145.)
Terence Armstrong

149–151
Review
N. Riehl and others, ed. Physics of ice: proceedings of the international symposium on physics of ice, Munich, Germany, September 9–14, 1968. Edited by N. Riehl, B. Bullemer, H. Engelhardt. New York, Plenum Press, 1969. xix, 642 p.
F.C. Frank

151–153
Review
R.F. Flint. Glacial and Quaternary geology. New York, etc., John Wiley and Sons Inc., [1971]. xiii, 892 p., illus.
Parker E. Calkin and Robert H. Thomas

155
Correspondence
Englacial debris in glaciers
John T. Andrews

155–156
Correspondence
Englacial debris in glaciers: reply to the comments of Dr. J.T. Andrews
G.S. Boulton

156–157
Correspondence
On present-day glaciers in the U.S.S.R
R.J. Braithwaite

157–158
Correspondence
Refraction seismic investigation at Zemu Glacier, Sikkim: comments on the paper of R.N. Bose, N.P. Dutta and S.M. Lahiri
W. Kick

158
Correspondence
A technique for producing strain-free flat surfaces on single crystals of ice
Henri Bader

158
Correspondence
A technique for producing strain-free flat surfaces on single crystals of ice: comments on Dr H. Bader's letter
Kazuhiko Itagaki

159–171
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Water pressure in intra- and subglacial channels
Hans Röthlisberger

205–214
Movement of water in glaciers
R.L. Shreve

215–218
A model of a surging glacier
E. Brückl

219–226
Periodic surge origin of folded medial moraines on Bering piedmont glacier, Alaska
Austin Post

227–234
The morphological effects of surges of the Donjek Glacier, St. Elias Mountains, Yukon Territory, Canada
P.G. Johnson

235–253
Survey of the Rusty Glacier area, Yukon Territory, Canada, 1967–70
S.G. Collins

255–263
The Pleistocene moraine stages of west-central Peru
Chalmers M. Clapperton

265–277
Grain-boundary energy and grain-boundary groove angles in ice
Shigenao Suzuki and Daisuke Kuroiwa

279–281
Electronic detection of serac avalanches and glacier noise at Vaughan Lewis icefall, Alaska
Alfred C. Pinchak

283–300
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Analysis of glacier run-off and meteorological observations
Gudmundur Gudmundsson and Guttormur Sigbjarnarson

319–325
Proposal for measuring the movement of a large ice sheet by observing radio echoes
J.F. Nye, R.G. Kyte and D.C. Threlfall

327–336
Creep of ice containing dispersed fine sand
Roger LeB. Hooke, Brian B. Dahlin and Michael T. Kauper

337–344
The decay of an annual cover of sea ice
M.P. Langleben

345–356
Power spectrum analysis of undersea and surface sea-ice profiles
William D. Hibler III and Leonard A. LeShack

357–368
Some effects of multiple scattering on the distribution of solar radiation in snow and ice
Bruce R. Barkstrom

369–385
A theory of water percolation in snow
S.C. Colbeck

387–405
Equation of isotope fractionation between ice and water in a melting snow column with continuous rain and percolation
Thorvaldur Búason

407–414
Elastic stresses in layered snow packs
F.W. Smith

415–429
Freezing of water drops
W.A. Murray and R. List

431–446
A quantitative assessment of dirt-cone dynamics
David J. Drewry

447–450
Generalization of Haefeli's creep-angle analysis
R.I. Perla

451–454
A further note on correlation coefficients derived from cumulative distributions
David P. Adam

455–456
Correspondence
Reconnaissance of Variegated Glacier: thermal regime and surge behavior
W.D. Harrison

456–457
Correspondence
"Fox Glacier" in Yukon Territory is now Rusty Glacier
G.K.C. Clarke and D.J. Crossley

459–476
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Contents

3–18
Cyclic surging of glaciers
G. de Q. Robin and J. Weertman

19–44
Inversion of flow measurements for stress and rheological parameters in a valley glacier
Charles F. Raymond

45–53
The creep of ice shelves: theory
R.H. Thomas

55–70
The creep of ice shelves: interpretation of observed behaviour
R.H. Thomas

71–86
A flow law for temperate glacier ice
S.C. Colbeck and R.J. Evans

87–91
Radio echo sounding on a valley glacier in East Greenland
J.L. Davis, J.S. Halliday and K.J. Miller

93–99
Ice volcanoes of the Lake Eerie shore near Dunkirk, New York, U.S.A
R.K. Fahnestock, D.J. Crowley, M. Wilson and H. Schneider

101–111
Seismic refraction and reflection measurements at "Byrd" station, Antarctica
Heinz Kohnen and Charles R. Bentley

113–120
A photogrammetric survey of Hoseason Glacier, Kemp Coast, Antarctica
Peter J. Morgan

121–127
Mass transfer along an ice surface observed by a groove relaxation technique
K. Itagaki and T.M. Tobin

129–137
Instruments and Methods
Glacier bore-hole photography
W.D. Harrison and Barclay Kamb

139–140
"Postglacial'' — a term with three meanings
Nils-Axel Mörner

141–143
Radio echo sounding: brine percolation layer
John W. Clough

144–146
Acoustic emission in snow at constant rates of deformation
W.F. St. Lawrence, T.E. Lang, R.L. Brown and C.C. Bradley

147–148
Correspondence
Barnes Ice Cap and englacial debris in glaciers
G. Holdsworth

149
Correspondence
Transition from shear moraines to rock glaciers
P.E. Carrara

149–150
Correspondence
Geographic orientation of wave-ogive systems
M.J. McSaveney

151–166
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Obituary
Gerald Seligman, 1886–1973
John W. Glen

173–185
The mass balance of the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean
R.M. Koerner

187–206
Mesoscale strain measurements on the Beaufort Sea pack ice (AIDJEX 1971)
W.D. Hibler III, W.F. Weeks, S. Ackley, A. Kovacs and W.J. Campbell

207–233
Icebergs as a fresh-water source: an appraisal
W.F. Weeks and W.J. Campbell

235–250
Ice calving into the proglacial Generator Lake, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
G. Holdsworth

251–258
Flow of a valley glacier with a solid friction law
L. Reynaud

259–265
Seismic evidence for glacier motion
Douglas VanWormer and Eduard Berg

267–273
On the formation of small marginal lakes on the Juneau Icefield, south-eastern Alaska, U.S.A
Matti Seppälä

275–289
Short-term snow melt and ablation derived from heat- and mass- balance measurements
Paul M.B. Föhn

291–303
Snow-fence experiments in alpine areas
M. Martinelli Jr.

305–313
Lichen growth on an active medial moraine, Jotunheimen, Norway
J.A. Matthews

315–321
Instruments and Methods
Comparison of the snow resistograph with the ram penetrometer
William St. Lawrence and Charles C. Bradley

323–324
Review
A.P. Crary, ed. Antarctic snow and ice studies II. Washington, D.C., American Geophysical Union, 1971. ix, 412 p., illus., maps. (Antarctic Research Series, Vol. 16.)
G. de Q. Robin

324–325
Review
A.[S.] Post and E.R. LaChapelle. Glacier ice. Seattle, The Mountaineers; Seattle and London, University of Washington Press, [c1971]. [xiv], 110 p., illus.
Valter Schytt

327–329
Correspondence
An exposure of ice on the distal side of a lateral moraine
W. Brian Whalley

331–350
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Position of ice divides and ice centers on ice sheets
J. Weertman

361–373
Comparison of three contemporary flow laws in a three-dimensional, time-dependent glacier model
L.A. Rasmussen and W.J. Campbell

375–382
The effect of glacial cross-section on vertical resistivity depth soundings
R.W. Taylor and R.J. Greenfield

383–397
Radio echo sounding of horizontal layers in ice
C.H. Harrison

399–410
Experimental study of the amount of ice melt using three different methods: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Gerd Wendler and N. Ishikawa

411–416
Dating of polar ice by 32Si
Henrik B. Clausen

417–421
Reconnaissance of a small ice cap near St. Patrick Bay, Robeson Channel, northern Ellesmere Island, Canada
G. Hattersley-Smith and H. Serson

423–438
Structure and flow in the margin of the Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
Roger LeB. Hooke

439–451
Subglacial cavitation phenomena under the Glacier d'Argentière, Mont Blanc, France
Robert Vivian and Gerard Bocquet

453–459
Refreezing of interstitial water in a subglacial cavity of an Alpine glacier as indicated by the chemical composition of ice
R.A. Souchez, R.D. Lorrain and M.M. Lemmens

461–468
Striated ground in the Venezuelan Andes
Carlos Schubert

469–481
The effect of confining pressure on the mechanical properties of sand-ice materials
Bernard D. Alkire and Orlando B. Andersland

483–499
Freezing potentials and currents in potassium fluoride solutions at constant growth rates
T.O'D. Hanley and A.H. Weber

501–504
The magnitude of jökulhlaups
John J. Clague and William H. Mathews

505–507
Some further observations on the behavior of an ice-dammed self-draining lake, Glacier Bay, Alaska, U.S.A
John R. Moravek

508–511
Anthropogenic ice: notes on a dramatic ephemeral cryergic landform
D.M. Barnett

512–513
Time-dependent intraglacier structures
R.H. Goodman

514–517
On the use of telephone poles for the observation of areal snow-depth distribution
Katsuhiro Kikuchi

519–520
Correspondence
A technique for producing strain-free flat surfaces on single crystals of ice: comments on Dr H. Bader's letter and Dr K. Itagaki's letter
T.M. Tobin

520–522
Correspondence
Origin of rock glaciers
J.B. Benedict

522–524
Correspondence
Grain-size characteristics of superglacial dirt
A.D. Knighton

524–525
Correspondence
Antarctic glacial surges?
Robert L. Nichols

526
Correspondence
Requests for photographs of Cordilleran glaciers
Henri Bader

527–542
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Stability of the junction of an ice sheet and an ice shelf
J. Weertman

13–26
A heat-balance study on McCall Glacier, Brooks Range, Alaska: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Gerd Wendler and Gunter Weller

27–35
Erebus Glacier tongue, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
G. Holdsworth

37–43
Surface profiles of the Laurentide ice sheet in its marginal areas
William H. Mathews

45–54
The Yarmouth drumlin field, Nova Scotia, Canada
C.P. Gravenor

55–72
Heat exchange over a melting snow surface
A.C. De la Casinière

73–84
The influence of cloudiness on the net radiation balance of a snow surface with high albedo
W. Ambach

85–97
The capillary effects on water percolation in homogeneous snow
S.C. Colbeck

99–108
Material property and boundary condition effects on stresses in avalanche snow-packs
J.O. Curtis and F.W. Smith

109–120
Salinity variations in sea ice
G.F.N. Cox and W.F. Weeks

121–122
Early discoverers XXX
Early ice experiments at Davos: J.C. McConnel (1860–1890)
Robert F. Legget

123–132
Instruments and Methods
Radio-frequency interferometry — a new technique for studying glaciers
D.W. Strangway, Gene Simmons, G. LaTorraca, R. Watts, L. Bannister, R. Baker, J.D. Redman and J.R. Rossiter

133–139
Mechanical drill for deep coring in temperate ice
Bragi Arnason, Helgi Björnsson and Páll Theodórsson

141–143
The local distribution of stress near a point of zero shear stress in a rectilinear flow field
Charles F. Raymond

144–147
The temperature dependence of seismic waves in ice
Heinz Kohnen

148–151
On the temperature gradient in the upper part of cold ice sheets
K. Philberth and B. Federer

153–154
Review
F. Castleberg and others, ed. Lawinenschutz in der Schweiz. [Hrsg. von F. Castleberg, H.R. in der Gand, F. Pfister, B. Rageth.] Bündnerwald, Zeitschrift des Bündnerischen Forstvereins und der SELVA, Genossenschaft der bündnerischen Holzproduzenten, Beiheft Nr. 9, 1972, [ii], 222 p., illus.
E.R. LaChapelle

155–157
Correspondence
Waste-water sludge ice
T.E. Osterkamp

159–170
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Ice on Mars
Robert P. Sharp

187–212
Flow of Blue Glacier, Olympic Mountains, Washington, U.S.A
Mark F. Meier, W. Barclay Kamb, Clarence R. Allen and Robert P. Sharp

213–226
The effect of slope, exposure and mountain screening on the solar radiation of McCall Glacier, Alaska: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Gerd Wendler and Nobuyoshi Ishikawa

227–241
The combined heat, ice and water balance of McCall Glacier, Alaska: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Gerd Wendler and Nobuyoshi Ishikawa

243–254
Thermal effects of crevassing on Steele Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada
Gary T. Jarvis and Garry K.C. Clarke

255–263
The medial moraines of the lower Glacier de Tsidjiore Nouve, Valais, Switzerland
R.J. Small and M.J. Clark

265–277
Recent "annual" moraine ridges at Austre Okstindbreen, Okstindan, North Norway
Peter Worsley

279–283
Glacial history of Kolahoi Glacier, Kashmir, India
N. Ahmad and N.H. Hashimi

285–306
Ice fabrics and petrography, Meserve Glacier, Antarctica
P.W. Anderton

307–313
Froude criterion for ice-block stability
George D. Ashton

315–319
Insruments and Methods
The measurement of vertical strain in glacier bore holes
James C. Rogers and Edward R. LaChapelle

321–322
Correspondence
Depth of the "frost table'' on beaches in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
R.B. Taylor and S.B. McCann

322
Correspondence
Microstriated ground in the Andes
L. Lliboutry

323–324
Correspondence
Origin of rock glaciers
W. Brian Whalley

325–346
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Variations in the sliding of a temperate glacier
Steven M. Hodge

371–392
Multivariate statistical analysis of glacier annual balances
L. Lliboutry

393–400
Observations on the internal structure and origin of some flutes in glacio-fluvial sediments, Blomstrandbreen, north-west Spitsbergen
M.A. Paul and H. Evans

401–414
A study of glacier flow for an open-pit mine: an exercise in applied glaciology
S.C. Colbeck

415–429
Subglacial geomorphology surrounding the ice-free valleys of southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Parker E. Calkin

431–435
Chemical profile of the Ross Ice Shelf at Little America V, Antarctica
C.C. Langway, Jr., M. Herron and J.H. Cragin

437–455
Differential sea-ice drift. I. Spatial and temporal variations in sea-ice deformation
W.D. Hibler III, W.F. Weeks, A. Kovacs and S.F. Ackley

457–471
Differential sea-ice drift. II. Comparison of mesoscale strain measurements to linear drift theory predictions
W.D. Hibler III

473–488
Effects of oil under sea ice
L. Stephen Wolfe and David P. Hoult

489–520
Nucleation and growth of bubbles at an ice–water interface
S.A. Bari and J. Hallett

521–533
Autumn, winter and spring soil temperatures in Okstindan, Norway
Charles Harris

535–539
Early discoverers XXXI
Descartes' observations on the Amsterdam snowfalls of 4, 5, 6 and 9 February 1635
F.C. Frank

541–542
Obituary
Hans W:son Ahlmann — 1889–1974
Valter Schytt

543
Correspondence
Depth of water-filled crevasses that are closely spaced
G. de Q. Robin

544
Correspondence
Depth of water-filled crevasses that are closely spaced
J. Weertman

544–545
Correspondence
Ice volcanoes in Ozero Baykal
V.L. Tsurikov

547–567
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A first simple model for periodically self-surging glaciers
W.F. Budd

23–30
Temperature measurements in a temperate glacier
W.D. Harrison

31–37
A measurement of surface-perpendicular strain-rate in a glacier
W.D. Harrison

39–48
Investigation of polar snow using seismic velocity gradients
James D. Robertson and Charles R. Bentley

49–56
Deducing thickness changes of an ice sheet from radio-echo and other measurements
J.F. Nye

57–69
Radio echo sounding on temperate glaciers
R.H. Goodman

71–78
Radio echo soundings and ice-temperature measurements in a surge-type glacier
G.K.C. Clarke and R.H. Goodman

79–84
Radio soundings on Trapridge Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada
R.H. Goodman, G.K.C. Clarke, G.T. Jarvis, S.G. Collins and Robert Metcalfe

85–90
Effect of inversion winds on topographic detail and mass balance on inland ice sheets
I.M. Whillans

91–105
Wind regimes and heat exchange on Glacier de Saint-Sorlin
S. Martin

107–124
Concerning the effect of anisotropic scattering and finite depth on the distribution of solar radiation in snow
Bruce R. Barkstrom and Charles W. Querfeld

125–136
Liquid brine in ice shelves
R.H. Thomas

137–154
The formation of brine drainage features in young sea ice
Lars Ingolf Eide and Seelye Martin

155–170
Quaternary glaciations in the Andes of north-central Chile
Cesar N. Caviedes and Roland Paskoff

171–179
Instruments and Methods
Steam, hot-water and electrical thermal drills for temperate glaciers
F. Gillet

181–185
The origin of foliation in glaciers: evidence from some Norwegian examples
M.J. Hambrey

186–188
Drop stones resulting from snow-avalanche deposition on lake ice
B.H. Luckman

189–190
Obituary
Sir Raymond Priestley — 1886–1974
Vivian E. Fuchs

191–193
Obituary
Fritz Loewe — 1985–1974
Peter Schwerdtfeger

195–209
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Some observations on the behavior of the liquid and gas phases in temperate glacier ice
C.F. Raymond and W.D. Harrison

235–250
The thermal regime of Trapridge Glacier and its relevance to glacier surging
Gary T. Jarvis and Garry K.C. Clarke

251–259
Internal reflections in polar ice sheets
J.G. Paren and G. de Q. Robin

261–265
Chemical sorting effect at the base of an Alpine glacier
R.A. Souchez and R.D. Lorrain

267–274
Equilibrium-line altitudes, mass balance, and July freezing-level heights in the Canadian High Arctic
R.S. Bradley

275–286
Sublimation or melting: observations from the White Mountains, California and Nevada, U.S.A
Chester B. Beaty

287–292
The movement of melting ice over rough surfaces
B.D. Chadbourne, R.M. Cole, S. Tootill and M.E.R. Walford

293–303
The permittivity and attenuation in polycrystalline and single-crystal ice Ih at 35 and 60 MHz
G.P. Johari and P. Charette

305–315
Brittle fracture of ice at 77 K
V.R. Parameswaran and Stephen J. Jones

317–324
Instruments and Methods
Measurements of small strain-rates over short time periods
G. Holdsworth

325–328
Rapid production of single crystals of ice
D. v.d. S. Roos

329–331
Orientation of soil stripes caused by needle ice
J.R. Mackay and W.H. Mathews

332–333
Sediments exposed on the surface of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
David R. Gaylord and James D. Robertson

335–336
Obituary
Neil Alison Mackintosh — 1900–1974
C.W.M. Swithinbank

337–338
Obituary
Mikio Shoda — 1924–1974
Daisuke Kuroiwa and Edward R. LaChapelle

339–340
Correspondence
Subglacial cavitation phenomena: comments on the paper by R. Vivian and G. Bocquet
Garry D. McKenzie and Donald N. Peterson

341
Correspondence
Subglacial cavitation phenomena: reply to comments by G.D. McKenzie and D.N. Peterson
Robert Vivian and Gerard Bocquet

341–342
Correspondence
Froude criterion for ice-block stability
J. Penel

342
Correspondence
Hail-debris flow in north-central Nevada, U.S.A
Richard C. Metcalf

343–371
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375–382
On the water channels of the internal drainage system of the Hintereisferner, Ötztal Alps
H. Behrens, H. Bergmann, H. Moser, W. Ambach and O. Jochum

383–393
Boudinage in glacier ice — some examples
M.J. Hambrey and A.G. Milnes

395–406
The debris content of surging glaciers in Svalbard and Iceland
Chalmers M. Clapperton

407–420
Source, transportation and deposition of debris on Arapaho Glacier, Front Range, Colorado, U.S.A
Marith Jean Reheis

421–432
An approximate analysis of melting and freezing of a drill hole through an ice shelf in Antarctica
Chi Tien and Yin-chao Yen

433–444
Climatological implications of microparticle concentrations in the ice core from "Byrd" station, western Antarctica
Lonnie G. Thompson, Wayne L. Hamilton and Colin Bull

445–457
The study of fresh-water lake ice using multiplexed imaging radar
M. Leonard Bryan and R.W. Larson

459–465
The specific heat of saline ice
Bharat Dixit and E.R. Pounder

467–477
Quantitative stereological analysis of grain bonds in snow
P.R. Kry

479–500
The relationship between the visco-elastic and structural properties of fine-grained snow
P.R. Kry

501–515
Electromagnetic reflection from multi-layered snow models
William I. Linlor and George R. Jiracek

517–528
Low-temperature heat conduction in pure, monocrystalline ice
J. Klinger

529–530
Correspondence
Additional data on Arapaho rock glacier in Colorado Front Range, U.S.A.
Sidney E. White

531–548
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Opening statement
W.F. Weeks

15–38
The electrical properties of snow and ice
J.W. Glen and J.G. Paren

39–48
The dielectric properties of Antarctic ice
W.J. Fitzgerald and J.G. Paren

49–64
Radio-echo sounding: glaciological interpretations and applications
G. de Q. Robin

65–74
Theory of radio echoes from glacier beds
M.V. Berry

75–87
Investigation of sub-ice bedrock characteristics by radio-echo sounding
G.K.A. Oswald

89–93
Glacier sliding measured by a radio-echo technique
C.S.M. Doake

95–101
Layer echoes in polar ice sheets
Preben Gudmandsen

103–111
Radio-echo sounding of the Lambert Glacier basin
V.I. Morgan and W.F. Budd

113–135
Advances in geophysical exploration of ice sheets and glaciers
Charles R. Bentley

137–150
Comparison of electromagnetic and seismic–gravity ice thickness measurements in East Antarctica
David J. Drewry

151–159
Velocity of radio waves in ice by means of a bore-hole interferometric technique
G. de Q. Robin

161–169
Ultrasonic properties of plastically deformed ice
J. Tatibouet, R. Vassoille and J. Perez

171–191
Application of radar techniques to ice and snow studies
D.F. Page and R.O. Ramseier

193–213
Interpretation of SLAR imagery of sea ice in Nares Strait and the Arctic Ocean
Moira Dunbar

215–224
Sea-ice reconnaissance by radar
Tadashi Tabata

225–239
Comparison of sea-ice type identification between airborne dual-frequency passive microwave radiometry and standard laser/infrared techniques
S.G. Tooma, R.A. Mennella, J.P. Hollinger and R.D. Ketchum, Jr.

241–250
Temperature measurement of ice and water surfaces in the North Water area using an airborne radiation thermometer
F. Müller, H. Blatter and G. Kappenberger

251–265
Application of remote-sensing techniques to the study of seasonal snow cover
Mark F. Meier

267–276
The analysis of the near-surface energy transfer environment from thermal infrared imagery
Sam I. Outcalt

277–283
Siginificance of surface temperature in the thermal infrared sensing of sea and lake ice
Ambrose O. Poulin

285–303
Seasonal effects on ground-wave propagation in cold regions
Åke Blomquist

305–328
Geophysical studies of floating ice by remote sensing
W.J. Campbell, W.F. Weeks, R.O. Ramseier and P. Gloersen

329–347
Characterization of cold-regions terrain using airborne laser profilometer
W.D. Hibler III

349–362
A submarine sonar study of Arctic pack ice
Elizabeth Williams, Charles Swithinbank and G.de Q. Robin

363–372
Optical properties of salt ice
J.W. Lane

373–389
Satellites — new global observing techniques for ice and snow
P. Gloersen and V.V. Salomonson

391–402
Glacier applications of ERTS images
R.M. Krimmel and M.F. Meier

403–415
ERTS data in glaciology — an effort to monitor glacier mass balance from satellite imagery
Gunnar Østrem

417–427
Antarctic sea-ice variations from satellite sensing in relation to climate
W.F. Budd

429–436
The use of ERTS photographs to measure the movement and deformation of sea ice
J.F. Nye

437–453
General discussion: the state of the art — and where do we go from here?
J.F. Nye

455
Closing remarks
S. Evans

457–458
Abstract
Bottom crevasses in the Ross Ice Shelf
John W. Clough

458–459
Abstract
Radio depth sounding on Barnes Ice Cap
R.A. O'Neil and S.J. Jones

459–461
Abstract
Radio-echo sounding on South Cascade Glacier, Washington, using a long-wavelength, mono-pulse source
Raymond D. Watts, Anthony W. England, Roger S. Vickers and Mark F. Meier

461
Abstract
The study of fresh-water lake ice using multiplexed imaging radar
M.Leonard Bryan and R.W. Larson

462
Abstract
Electromagnetic reflection from multi-layered models
William I. Linlor

462–463
Abstract
An experiment in ice profiling in Nares Strait and the Arctic Ocean
R.T. Lowry

463–464
Abstract
Sea ice from below: sonar techniques
C.S. Clay, T.K. Kan and J.M. Berkson

465–466
Abstract
Glaciological studies in iceland with ERTS-1 imagery
Richard S. Williams Jr., Ágúst Böðvarsson, Sigurjón Rist, Kristján Sæmundsson and Sigurdur Th¢rarinsson

466
Abstract
The remote sensing of avalanche victims: problems and progress
Wilfried Fritzsche

467–468
Abstract
The Canadian remote sensing program
J. MacDowall

469
Abstract
On some aspects of the interaction of the pulse and the medium during the vertical echo sounding of glaciers
G.V. Trepov, B.A. Fedorov and G.P. Khokhlov

469–470
Abstract
Polarization changes of radio signals in vertical radio-echo sounding of glaciers
V.V. Bogorodskiy, G.V. Trepov and B.A. Fedorov

470
Abstract
Progress in radio-echo sounding theory
V.N. Rudakov and V.S. Luchininov

471
Abstract
Radio-echo sounding of mounatin glaciers
I.A. Zotikov, V.S. Luchininov, Y.u Y.a Macheret and L.A. Suchanov

471–472
Abstract
Statistical method of radio-echo sounding temperate mountain glaciers and portable equipment for that
L.A. Suchanov

472
Abstract
Interpretation of radio-echo sounding data on a temperate mountain glacier from its surface
V.S. Luchininov and Y.u Y.a Macheret

473
Abstract
Electromagnetic characteristics of sea ice in the metre and decimetre ranges, and its radio- echo sounding
V.V. Bogorodskiy and V.P. Tripolnikov

473
Abstract
Study of Antarctic ice sheet motion by means of Doppler effect laser equipment
V.V. Bogorodskiy, I.M. Belousova and I.P. Ivanov

474
Abstract
Evaluation of ERTS-1 imagery for inventory work of perennial snow patches in central Japan
Keiji Higuchi

475
Abstract
An automatic snow depth meter by an infrared technique
Tadashi Kimura

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Reconciliation of temperature–depth profiles in polar ice sheets with past surface temperatures deduced from oxygen-isotope profiles
G. de Q. Robin

23–39
Microwave emission from snow and glacier ice
A.T.C. Chang, P. Gloersen, T. Schmugge, T.T. Wilheit and H.J. Zwally

41–71
The theory of thermal convection in polar ice sheets
T.J. Hughes

73–88
Seismic evidence of a wet zone under the West Antarctic ice sheet
Gilbert Dewart

89–98
On the temperature response in ice sheets to radioactive Waste deposits
K. Philberth

99–110
Measured and computed temperature distributions in the Law Dome ice cap, Antarctica
W.F. Budd, N.W. Young and C.R. Austin

111–117
The distribution of 10 m temperatures on the Ross Ice Shelf
R.H. Thomas

119–133
On the thermal regime of a high-Arctic valley glacier
F. Müller

135–149
Field observations and experimental and theoretical studies on the superimposed ice of McCall Glacier, Alaska
Gorow Wakahama, Daisuke Kuroiwa, Tatsuo Hasemi and Carl S. Benson

151–158
Physical processes in temperate glaciers
L. Lliboutry

159–171
Some thermal effects of bubbles in temperate glacier ice
C.F. Raymond

173–181
Impurities and their distribution in temperate glacier ice
W.D. Harrison and C.F. Raymond

183–196
Is the basal ice of a temperate glacier at the pressure melting point?
G. de Q. Robin

197–203
15 m deep temperatures in the glaciers of Mont Blanc (French Alps)
L. Lliboutry, M. Briat, M. Creseveur and M. Pourchet

205–218
Direct measurement of basal water pressures: a pilot study
Steven M. Hodge

219–230
Geo-hydrologic and thermometric observations in the vicinity of the Columbia Icefield, Alberta and British Columbia, Canada
D.C. Ford, R.S. Harmon, H.P. Schwarcz, T.M.L. Wigley and P. Thompson

231–250
Thermal regulation of glacier surging
Garry K.C. Clarke

251–259
Thermal regime of a surge-type glacier
Robert Bindschadler, William D. Harrison, Charles F. Raymond and Claude Gantet

261–268
Post-surge temperatures in Steele Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada
Garry K.C. Clarke and Gary T. Jarvis

269–275
Bridge optimization for thermistor measurements
B. Barry Narod

277
Temperatures in the Devon Island ice cap, Arctic Canada
W.S.B. Paterson

277–278
Future regard to the atomic waste disposal problem
K. Philberth

278–279
Creep instability of ice sheets
Garry K.C. Clarke

279–280
Ice sliding and friction experiments
W.F. Budd

281–292
General discussion. International Symposium on the Thermal Regime of Glaciers and Ice Sheets, Burnaby, 8–11 April 1975
J.F. Nye

293–294
Abstract
Computer modelling of temperature distributions in polar ice sheets
W.F. Budd and N.W. Young

295–297
Abstract
Formation of the three-layered structure of the Amery Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Gorow Wakahama and W.F. Budd

297–300
Abstract
Thermo-physical characteristics of glaciers — toward a rational classification
Maynard M. Miller

300–302
Abstract
The speed of glacierization of Canada during the Wisconsin Ice Age
M.W. Mahaffy and J.T. Andrews

302–304
Abstract
Near-surface temperatures in the superimposed ice zone and lower part of the soaked zone of polar ice sheets
Roger LeB. Hooke

304–305
Abstract
A movie film illustrating the numerical modelling of periodically surging ice masses
W.F. Budd and B.J. McInnes

307
Abstract
Mathematical models of ice shelves
P.A. Shumskiy and M.S. Krass

307–308
Abstract
Electrical resistivity profiles and temperatures in the Ross Ice Shelf
C.R. Bentley

308–309
Abstract
Mathematical model of a three-dimensional non-isothermal glacier
S.S. Grigoryan, M.S. Krass and P.A. Shumskiy

309
Abstract
Temperature distribution in a sub-isothermal glacier
M.S. Krass

309–310
Abstract
Thermal consequences of the pressure fluctuations in intra- and subglacial water drainage channels
H. Röthlisberger

310–311
Abstract
Relaxation self-oscillations and processes at the bottom of glaciers
P.A. Shumskiy

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Vertical strain-rate measurements in an Arctic ice cap and deductions from them
W.S.B. Paterson

13–28
Study of an ice core to the bedrock in the accumulation zone of an Alpine glacier
M. Vallon, J.-R. Petit and B. Fabre

29–34
Resurvey of the "Byrd" station, Antarctica, drill hole
D.E. Garfield and H.T. Ueda

35–38
A further comparison of glacier velocities measured by radio-echo and survey methods
C.S.M. Doake, M. Gorman and W.S.B. Paterson

39–48
Radio-echo sounding of temperate glaciers: ice properties and sounder design criteria
Raymond D. Watts and Anthony W. England

49–59
Pleistocene ice at the base of the Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
Roger LeB. Hooke

61–71
Ice and ocean tilt measurements in the Beaufort Sea
J.R. Weber and M. Erdelyi

73–77
The maximum extent of glaciers in part of west Falkland
C.M. Clapperton and D.E. Sugden

79–98
An experimental study of the motion of ice past obstacles by the process of regelation
E.M. Morris

99–109
The freezing behaviour of supercooled water drops
M.J. Gay and J. Latham

111–116
The freezing of small Tyndall figures in ice
Shinji Mae

117–128
Instruments and Methods
Extraction of trace components from large quantities of ice in bore holes
H. Oeschger, B. Stauffer, P. Bucher and M. Moell

129–133
Instruments and Methods
A method of concentrating the major impurities contained in ice by ion exchange
M. Ricq-de Bouard

135–140
Instruments and Methods
On the use of tensiometers in snow hydrology
S.C. Colbeck

141–144
Ridges on Antarctic ice rises
P.J. Martin

145–147
A correction factor for Roch's stability index of slab avalanche release
R.A. Sommerfeld, R.M. King and F. Budding

148–150
Pleistocene glaciation in Ethiopia: new evidence
E.C. Potter

151–154
Obituary
Herfried Hoinkes 1916–1975
W. Ambach

155–156
Review
P.V. Hobbs. Ice physics. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1974. xvii, 837 p.
C. Jaccard

157–158
Correspondence
The hydrological significance of rock glaciers
A.E. Corte

158–160
Correspondence
Ice-movement direction from drumlin morphology: comments on the paper by C.P. Gravenor
W. Everett

160–161
Correspondence
Ice-movement direction from drumlin morphology: reply to comments by W. Everett
C.P. Gravenor

161–162
Correspondence
Morphology and development of medial moraines: comments on the paper by R.J. Small and M.J. Clark
Nicholas Eyles

162–164
Correspondence
Morphology and development of medial moraines: reply to comments by N. Eyles
R.J. Small and M.J. Clark

164–165
Correspondence
Morphology and development of medial moraines: further comments on the paper by R.J. Small and M.J. Clark
Nicholas Eyles

165
Correspondence
Morphology and development of medial moraines: reply to further comments by N. Eyles
R.J. Small and M.J. Clark

167–178
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Water flow in glaciers: jökulhlaups, tunnels and veins
J.F. Nye

209–221
The effect of subglacial chemical processes on glacier sliding
Bernard Hallet

223–228
The application of fracture mechanics to the problem of crevasse penetration
R.A. Smith

229–268
The bearing capacity of floating ice plates subjected to static or quasi-static loads
Arnold D. Kerr

269–276
Measurements of acoustic properties of hard-pack snow
Theodore E. Lang

277–285
Snow pressure on rigid obstacles
David McClung

287–309
The origin of glacially fluted surfaces — observations and theory
G.S. Boulton

311–323
A theoretical analysis of the formation of glacial flutes
E.M. Morris and L.W. Morland

325–346
Climatic inferences from former glaciers in the south-east Grampian Highlands
J.B. Sissons and D.G. Sutherland

347–350
Instruments and Methods
Automated seismic monitoring system for Lake Michigan ice studies
R.W. Taylor, J.P. Kovach and N.P. Lasca

351–354
A note on the contribution of rime and surface hoar to the accumulation on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
G.O. Linkletter and J.A. Warburton

355–358
A concise method for analyzing the ice-melting performance of a heated disc
J.F. Lea

359–360
Review
A.L. Washburn. Periglacial processes and environments. London, Edward Arnold, 1973. [viii], 320 p., illus.
Brian S. John

361
Correspondence
Microparticles in "Byrd" station ice core: comments on the paper by L.G. Thompson, W.L. Hamilton and C. Bull
S.J. Johnsen, C.U. Hammer, N. Reeh and W. Dansgaard

362
Correspondence
Unnamed lake lat. 64°40.5'N., long. 15°41'W
D.G. Powell

363–379
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Deuterium, tritium and gross-beta-activity investigations on Alpine glaciers (Ötztal Alps)
W. Ambach, H. Eisner, M. Elsässer, U. Löschhorn, H. Moser, W. Rauert and W. Stichler

401–417
Mathematical model of a three-dimensional non-isothermal glacier
S.S. Grigoryan, M.S. Krass and P.A. Shumskiy

419–432
Mathematical models of ice shelves
P.A. Shumskiy and M.S. Krass

433–445
Temperature-gradient induced mass-instability theory of glacier surge
E.M. Shoemaker

447–462
Glacier sliding down an inclined wavy bed
L.W. Morland

463–477
Glacier sliding down an inclined wavy bed with friction
L.W. Morland

479–490
Climatological and photogrammetric speculations on mass-balance changes of McCall Glacier, Brooks Range, Alaska
Egon Dorrer and Gerd Wendler

491–505
A study of glacier-dammed lakes over 75 years — Brimkjelen, southern Norway
D.N. Mottershead and R.L. Collin

507–519
Phase relationships in sea ice as a function of temperature
C. Richardson

521–526
Seismic signals associated with avalanches
William St. Lawrence and Thomas R. Williams

527–530
Instruments and Methods
Radio-echo power profiling
C.S. Neal

531
Correspondence
Deducing thickness changes of an ice sheet: comments on the paper by J.F. Nye
B. Federer and H.von Sury

531–532
Correspondence
Ice from different latitudes
Robert F. Legget

533–550
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Radio-echo sounding: reflections from internal layers in ice sheets
John W. Clough

15–35
Electrical resistivity measurements on the Ross Ice Shelf
Charles R. Bentley

37–46
Penetration depth of closely spaced water-free crevasses
J. Weertman

47–55
Energy exchange at a glacier surface: an alternative to aerodynamic methods of measurement
A.C. Wager and A.W. Jamieson

57–65
A new climatic model for glacier behavior of the Austrian Alps
Henry W. Posamentier

67–75
Stress in an elastic bedrock hump due to glacier flow
L.W. Morland and E.M. Morris

77–85
A snow-bank push mechanism for the formation of some "annual" moraine ridges
Richard V. Birnie

87–99
Statistical forecasting of snow avalanches, San Juan Mountains, southern Colorado, U.S.A.
Michael J. Bovis

101–116
Present and past glaciation threshold in the Cascade Range, Washington, U.S.A.: topographic and climatic controls and paleoclimatic implications
Stephen C. Porter

117–127
Impurity concentrations in sea ice
J.R. Addison

129–136
Interesting features of radar imagery of ice-covered North Slope lakes
W.F. Weeks, P. Sellmann and W.J. Campbell

137–142
Instruments and Methods
Measurement of ice movement in subglacial cavities: a new cavitometer beneath the Glacier d'Argentière (Mt Blanc, France)
G. Bocquet and J.C. Ricq

143–144
A method for cutting and preparing thin sections of frozen soil
T.E. Osterkamp

145–147
On depth hoar and the strength of snow
C.C. Bradley, R.L. Brown and T. Williams

148–149
Wind erosion by snow
R.V. Dietrich

150–151
Relocation of buried markers
W.H. Mathews

152–154
On wind-induced cracking of sea-ice sheets
M.D. Coon and R.J. Evans

155–156
Review
J.K. Sedgwick and W.E.S. Henoch. Peyto Glacier. Ottawa, Environment Canada, Inland Waters Directorate, Water Resources Branch, Glaciology Division, 1975. Cover title, [ii], 30 pp., map
S. Hewitt

156–157
Review
Clifford Embleton and Cuchlaine A.M. King. Periglacial geomorphology. [Glacial and periglacial geomorphology. Second edition. Vol. 2.] London, Edward Arnold, 1975. [x], 203 p.
J.T. Andrews

159
Correspondence
Thickness change of the Greenland ice sheet: comments on the letter by B. Federer and H. von Sury
J.F. Nye

160
Correspondence
Internal structure of the accumulation area of a glacier and the use of the term "foliation": comments on the paper by M. Vallon, J.-R. Petit and B. Fabre
M.J. Hambrey

161–163
Correspondence
Microparticles in "Byrd" station ice core: reply to comments by S.J. Johnsen, C.U. Hammer, N. Reeh and W. Dansgaard
Lonnie G. Thompson, Wayne L. Hamilton and Colin Bull

164
Correspondence
Microparticles in "Byrd" station ice core: further comments on the paper by L.G. Thompson, W.L. Hamilton and C. Bull
S.J. Johnsen, C.U. Hammer, N. Reeh and W. Dansgaard

165–177
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181–194
Geometry and dynamics of a surge-type glacier
R. Bindschadler, W.D. Harrison, C.F. Raymond and R. Crosson

195–215
Microwave emissivity and accumulation rate of polar firn
H. Jay Zwally

217–229
Phase-sensitive radio-echo sounding at the Devon Island ice cap, Canada
M.E.R. Walford, P.C. Holdorf and R.G. Oakberg

231–238
Migration of insoluble and soluble impurities in temperate ice: study of a vertical ice profile through the glacier du Mont de Lans (French Alps)
M. Ricq-de Bouard

239–254
Glaciological problems set by the control of dangerous lakes in Cordillera Blanca, Peru. I. Historical failures of morainic dams, their causes and prevention
Louis Lliboutry, Benjam¡n Morales Arnao, André Pautre and Bernard Schneider

255–273
Glaciological problems set by the control of dangerous lakes in Cordillera Blanca, Peru: II. Movement of a covered glacier embedded within a rock glacier
Louis Lliboutry

275–290
Glaciological problems set by the control of dangerous lakes in the Cordillera Blanca, Peru. III. Study of moraines and mass balances at Safuna
Louis Lliboutry, Benjamín Morales Arnao and Bernard Schneider

291–303
Experiments on the origin of kettle-holes
Judith K. Maizels

305–308
Southward displacement of the distribution of glaciation during the three maxima of the last Ice Age
Nils-Axel Mörner

309–313
Pleistocene mountain glaciation in Ethiopia
Stefan Hastenrath

315–323
Instruments and Methods
Technique for studying structure of sea ice
N.K. Sinha

325–328
The distribution of glaciers in the Rocky Mountains of the United States
W.L. Graf

329–333
An error in ice-temperature measurement
T.J.O. Sanderson

334–337
A comparison of the CRREL 500 cm3 tube and the ILTS 200 and 100 cm3 box cutters used for determining snow densities
Tom Carroll

339–340
Obituary
Sir Charles Wright — 1887–1975
J.A. Jacobs

340–341
Obituary
Sir Charles Wright — 1887–1975
G. Hattersley-Smith

343
Review
Clifford Embleton and Cuchlaine A.M. King. Glacial geomorphology. [Glacial and periglacial geomorphology. Second edition. Vol. 1.] London, Edward Arnold, 1975. x, 573 p.
Jean M. Grove

345–355
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The equation of continuity and its application to the ice sheet near "Byrd'' Station, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans

373–389
A three-dimensional polar ice-sheet model
D. Jenssen

391–405
Temperature profiles for the Barnes Ice Cap surge zone
D.F. Classen

407–414
Structures in ice cliffs at the snouts of three Swiss glaciers
Michael J. Hambrey

415–423
Mass-balance studies of Gara Glacier
V.K. Raina, M.K. Kaul and Surinder Singh

425–436
An experimental study of the glacier boundary layer over melting ice
D.S. Munro and J.A. Davies

437–444
Artificially induced thermokarst in active glacier ice: an example from north-west British Columbia, Canada
N. Eyles and R.J. Rogerson

445–463
The optical properties of ice and snow in the Arctic Basin
Thomas C. Grenfell and Gary A. Maykut

465–470
Deuterium, tritium, and ß activity in a snow core taken on the summit of Mont Blanc (French Alps). Determination of the accumulation rate
J. Jouzel, L. Merlivat and M. Pourchet

471–480
Superimposed drumlins
J. Rose and J.M. Letzer

481–503
An inverse problem in glacial geology: the reconstruction of glacier thinning in Glacier Bay, Alaska between A.D. 1910 and 1960 from relative sea-level data
James A. Clark

505–516
Plane-strain compressive strength of columnar-grained and granular-snow ice
R. Frederking

517–521
Preliminary observations on the daily variation of ice albedo
S.J. Bolsenga

523–546
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Contents

3
Preface
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

15–66
Engineering properties of snow
Malcolm Mellor

67–100
Snow forces
Bruno Salm

101–109
Direct simple shear tests on snow and their relation to slab avalanche formation
David M. McClung

111–121
A fracture criterion for snow
R.L. Brown

123–139
Snow drift
U. Radok

141–152
The kinetic friction on snow and ice
Daisuke Kuroiwa

153–163
The modeling and measurement of the deformation of a sloping snow-pack
Theodore E. Lang and Richard A. Sommerfeld

165–173
Approximate solutions for the interruption of creep and glide by avalanche defences
R.J. Evans and J.A. Langdon

175–183
Propagation of a plastic wave in snow
Gorow Wakahama and Atsushi Sato

185–195
Expected snow loads on structures from incomplete hydrological data
J. Martinec

197–212
Engineering properties of fresh-water ice
L.W. Gold

213–223
Measuring the uniaxial compressive strength of ice
F.D. Haynes and M. Mellor

225–235
Friction of a steel ball on a single crystal of ice
Katutosi Tusima

237–245
Concentrated loads on a floating ice sheet
D.E. Nevel

247–256
Flexural strength of ice on temperate lakes
Anthony J. Gow

257–264
Ice forces
Per Tryde

265–283
Ice-structure interaction with artificially generated force records
A.S.J. Swamidas, D.V. Reddy and G. Purcell

285–300
Mechanisms and theory of indentation of ice plates
B. Michel and N. Toussaint

301–312
Indentation tests to investigate ice pressures on vertical piers
K.R. Croasdale, N.R. Morgenstern and J.B. Nuttall

313–324
Snow avalanches: a review of current research and applications
Edward R. LaChapelle

325–334
Continuous monitoring of metamorphic changes of internal snow structure as a tool in avalanche studies
Richard L. Armstrong

335–342
Gradient metamorphism, zonal weakening of the snow-pack and avalanche initiation
C.C. Bradley, R.L. Brown and T.R. Williams

343–356
A model study of powder-snow avalanches
E.J. Hopfinger and J.-C. Tochon-Danguy

357–363
On the flow of avalanching snow
M. Heimgartner

365–373
Wave pattern of flowing snow slabs
T.E. Lang

375–387
Evaluation and comparison of statistical and conventional methods of forecasting avalanche hazard
P. Föhn, W. Good, P. Bois and C. Obled

389–397
Alternate methods for the artificial release of snow avalanches
Edward R. LaChapelle

399–409
Preliminary observations of acoustic emissions preceding avalanches
Richard A. Sommerfeld

411–417
Spontaneous fracture initiation in mountain snow-packs
William St. Lawrence and Charles Bradley

419–429
Artificial release of avalanches by explosives
H. Gubler

431–439
The dynamics of avalanching in the Khibins
V.M. Kotlyakov, B.N. Rzhevskiy and V.A. Samoylov

441–449
Strong snow-storms, their effect on snow cover and snow accumulation
A.K. Dyunin, B.A. Anfilofiyev, M.G. Istrapilovich, Ya D. Kvon and
N.T. Mamayeva

451–465
Ice accretion on structures
Roland List

467–478
De-icing of radomes and lock walls using pneumatic devices
S.F. Ackley, K. Itagaki and M.D. Frank

479–487
Snow accretion on electric wires and its prevention
Gorow Wakahama, Daisuke Kuroiwa and Kazuo Goto

489–497
The intensity of different kinds of rime on the upper tree line in the Sudety Mountains
S. Baranowski and J. Liebersbach

499–531
Engineering properties of sea ice
J. Schwartz and W.F. Weeks

533–546
Studies of the movement of coastal sea ice near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, U.S.A
W.F. Weeks, A. Kovacs, S.J. Mock, W.B. Tucker, W.D. Hibler and
A.J. Gow

547–554
Horizontal movement of fast ice in the North Water area
Hajime Ito and Fritz Müller

555–569
The flexural motions of a floating ice sheet induced by moving vehicles
D. Eyre

571–588
Short-term forecasting of water run-off from snow and ice
S.C. Colbeck

589–594
Experience with glacier calving and air-bubbling in high Alpine water reservoirs
W. Haeberli

595–605
Movement of a large ice mass before breaking off
Almut Iken

607–617
The disposal of radioactive waste in ice sheets
K. Philberth

619–625
Frazil-ice nucleation by mass-exchange processes at the air–water interafce
T.E. Osterkamp

627–637
Sub-sea permafrost regime at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, U.S.A
T.E. Osterkamp and W.D. Harrison

639–642
Tourism, summer ski-ing, hydroelectricity and protection of the public in the French alpine glacial area: the development of an applied glaciology
Robert Vivian

643–651
General discussion. Symposium on Applied Glaciology, Cambridge, 13–17 September 1976
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

653–655
Closing remarks. Symposium on Applied Glaciology, Cambridge, 13–17 September 1976
Malcolm Mellor

657
Abstract
A mechanical test procedure for avalanche snow
S.L. McCabe and F.W. Smith

657–658
Abstract
Plane-strain compressive strength of columnar-grained and granular-snow ice
R. Frederking

658–659
Abstract
Bearing capacity of floating ice sheets
M.D. Coon

660
Abstract
Forecasting the structure and strength of ice on solid surfaces
K.F. Voytkovskiy and V.N. Golubev

660
Abstract
Model experiments to determine ice forces on conical structures
R.Y. Edwards and K.R. Croasdale

661
Abstract
Influence of friction on ice forces acting against sloped surfaces
J.V. Danys, F.G. Bercha and D. Carter

661–662
Abstract
Breakage of ice sheets by underwater explosions
E. Vittoratos and M.E. Charles

663–664
Abstract
An acoustic ranging system to measure motion of sea ice
R.H. Goodman and R.C. Clark

664–665
Abstract
Mathematical simulation of the process of motion of a snow avalanche
S.S. Grigoryan and A.V. Ostroumov

665–666
Abstract
A numerical ice-accretion model
S.F. Ackley

666–667
Abstract
A study of several pressure ridges and ice islands in the Canadian Beaufort Sea
J. Hnatiuk, A. Kovacs and M. Mellor

668
Abstract
Areal and temporal variation of percolation of water through a snow-pack
E.J. Langham

668–669
Abstract
The short-range forecasting of discharge from a glaciated region and its use for optimizing the Grande Dixence S.A. pumping plants
G. Dayer

669–671
Abstract
Ice avalanches
H. Röthlisberger

671–672
Abstract
Movement studies on a hanging glacier in relation with an ice avalanche
André Flotron

672
Abstract
Utilization of dynamic and physical properties of ice in underground mining operations
Henning Fangel

673–674
Abstract
Glaciological problems set by the control of dangerous lakes in Cordillera Blanca, Peru
Louis Lliboutry, Benjamín Morales Arnao, André Pautre and Bernard Schneider

674–675
Abstract
Experiments on the heaving force of freezing soil
Seiiti Kinosita

675
Abstract
Characteristics of electrical relaxation in frozen soils
A.D. Frolov and B.V. Gusev

677
Abstract
An automatic snow-depth meter using infrared beam reflection from a snow surface for the measurement of the snow depth on the road
Tadashi Kimura

677–678
Abstract
Calculation and prediction of the total glacial melting in watersheds of central Asia
V.G. Konovalov

678
Abstract
Simulation of ice flow using the finite-element method
T.Q. Nguyen and J.J. Emery

679
Abstract
Tensile strength of compressed snow formed on roads
T. Nakamura, H. Nakamura, M. Higashiura and O. Abe

679–680
Abstract
Using linear discriminant analysis to classify snowfall situations into avalanching and non- avalanching ones
N.F. Drozdovskaya

680
Abstract
Icing rate on stationary structures under marine conditions
K. Itagaki

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3–26
Dating of Greenland ice cores by flow models, isotopes, volcanic debris, and continental dust
C.U. Hammer, H.B. Clausen, W. Dansgaard, N. Gundestrup,
S.J. Johnsen and N. Reeh

27–30
Secular trends of accumulation rates at three Greenland stations
N. Reeh, H.B. Clausen, W. Dansgaard, N. Gundestrup, C.U. Hammer and S.J. Johnsen

31–39
The dependence of temperature profiles in ice sheets on longitudinal variations in velocity and surface temperature
A.S. Jones

41–66
Structures and ice deformation in the White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, Northwest Territories, Canada
M.J. Hambrey and F. Müller

67–84
Ivory Glacier, New Zealand, an I.H.D. representative basin study
P.W. Anderton and T.J. Chinn

85–97
Heat-budget measurements on the Quelccaya ice cap, Peruvian Andes
Stefan Hastenrath

99–113
A framework for the investigation of medial moraine formation: Austerdalsbreen, Norway, and Berendon Glacier, British Columbia, Canada
N. Eyles and R.J. Rogerson

115–121
Observations on submerged glacial ice in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
John S. Oliver, Edmund F. O'Connor and Daniel J. Watson

123–134
On the determination of horizontal forces a floating ice plate exerts on a structure
Arnold D. Kerr

135–139
Ice floes in collision
J.R. Weber

141–148
Some measurements of settlement in a Rocky Mountains snow cover
James D. Bergen

149–162
Atmospheric processes and the chemistry of snow on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
J.A. Warburton and G.O. Linkletter

163–172
Lichen growth on supraglacial debris and its implications for lichenometric studies
Nigel J. Griffey

173–188
The col-gully and glacial deposits at Court Hill, Clevedon, near Bristol, England
D.D. Gilbertson and A.B. Hawkins

189–201
Instruments and Methods
The difficulties of measuring the water saturation and porosity of snow
S.C. Colbeck

203–207
Instruments and Methods
Testing of radiometric detection of avalanche victims
A. Coumes, V. Liva and F. Zadworny

209–213
Instruments and Methods
A recording snow lysimeter
A. Herrmann

215–217
A slide of glacier ice and rocks in western Canada
O. Mokievsky-Zubok

218–220
Thoughts on ogive formation
Henry W. Posamentier

221–222
Short note on slab-avalanche measurements
R. Perla

223–225
The glacial record in southern County Dublin, Eire
Peter Hoare

227–229
Review
David E. Sugden and Brian S. John. Glaciers and landscape; a geomorphological approach. London, Edward Arnold, 1976, viii, 376 p.
Robert Vivian

229
Review
Geoffrey S Hope and others, ed. The equatorial glaciers of New Guinea. Results of the 1971–1973 Australian universities' expeditions to Irian Jaya: survey, glaciology, meteorology, biology and palaeoenvironemts, edited by Geoffrey S. Hope, James A. Peterson, Uwe Radok, Ian Allison. Rotterdam, A.A. Balkema, 1976. xii, 244 p.
R.G. Barry

231–253
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Thermal stresses near the surface of a glacier
T.J.O. Sanderson

285–299
Origin of foliation in glaciers
Roger LeB. Hooke and Peter J. Hudleston

301–310
Surface mass-balance variability near "Byrd" station, Antarctica, and its importance to ice core stratigraphy
I.M. Whillans

311–317
The spatial distribution of 10 m temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula
P.J. Martin and D.A. Peel

319–328
Origin of the basal ice layer from Alpine glaciers indicated by its chemistry
R.A. Souchez and R.D. Lorrain

329–341
Determination of the mean number of bonds per snow grain and of the dependence of the tensile strength of snow on stereological parameters
H. Gubler

343–357
An alternate statistical interpretation of the strength of snow
H. Gubler

359–365
Dielectric behaviour of disperse ice microcrystals in the frequency range 105 to 10-2 Hz
C. Lafargue, S. Bourgeois and G. Evrard

367–391
Glacial erosion by the Laurentide ice sheet
D.E. Sugden

393–404
Former ice shelves in the Canadian High Arctic
John England, R.S. Bradley and G.H. Miller

405–408
Early discoverers XXXII
P.A. Tutkovskiy and the glacial theory of loess formation
I.J. Smalley

409–423
Instruments and Methods
Recording wire strainmeters on the Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, Canada
K. Evans, D.J. Goodman and G. Holdsworth

425–431
Instruments and Methods
An investigation into the use of strain rosettes for the measurement of propagating cyclic strains
Vernon A. Squire

433–438
Instruments and Methods
A mechanical test procedure for avalanche snow
S.L. McCabe and F.W. Smith

439–440
Obituary
Lars Onsager — 1903–1976
John F. Nagle

441–443
Correspondence
Temperature measurements on the Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, Canada, and on Sukkertoppen Iskappe, Greenland
Roger LeB. Hooke and Bruce R. Koci

443–446
Correspondence
On the non-linearity of glacier length response to climatic changes: comments on a paper by H.W. Posamentier
M. Kuhn

446
Correspondence
The origin of the term "rock glacier"
J.R. Giardino and J.F. Shroder, Jr.

447–465
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Basal sliding and conditions at the glacier bed as revealed by bore-hole photography
H.F. Engelhardt, W.D. Harrison and Barclay Kamb

509–518
The equilibrium state of the eastern half of the Ross Ice Shelf
Robert H. Thomas and Charles R. Bentley

519–532
A study of several pressure ridges and ice islands in the Canadian Beaufort Sea
J. Hnatiuk, A. Kovacs and M. Mellor

533–542
Numerical modelling of iceberg towing for water supplies — a case study
J.G. Job

543–546
A direct determination of an upper limit for the electrical charge on dislocations in ice
D.M. Joncich, J. Holder and A.V. Granato

547–553
Fabric and origin of lateral moraines, Bethartoli Glacier, Garhwal Himalaya, India
Gerald D. Osborn

555–562
Ice-wedge ice, Mackenzie Delta–Tuktoyaktuk Peninsula area, N.W.T., Canada
W. Alan Gell

563–569
Fabrics of icing-mound and pingo ice in permafrost
W. Alan Gell

571–575
Disruption of bedrock by the growth and collapse of ice lenses
Gordon Thom

577–584
Instruments and Methods
An inexpensive tensiometer for snow-melt research
Anthony Wankiewicz and Jan de Vries

585–592
Instruments and Methods
Determination of the water content of snow from the study of electromagnetic wave propagation in the snow cover
J. Tobarias, P. Saguet and J. Chilo

593–594
A recent decline in available moisture in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Paul A. Mayewski and John W. Attig, Jr.

595–597
Correspondence
Petermann Gletscher: possible source of a tabular iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland
Moira Dunbar

598–599
Correspondence
Throughflow water velocities in Austre Okstindbreen, Norway
A.D. Knighton and W.H. Theakstone

599–600
Correspondence
Experiments on the origin of kettle-holes: comments on the paper by Dr J.K. Maizels
Melvin G. Marcus

601–619
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Contents

3
Preface
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

13–31
The distortion of a water molecule in ice
E. Whalley

33–49
Clathrate ices — recent results
D.W. Davidson and J.A. Ripmeester

51–53
X-ray dtermination of the structure of ice IV
Hermann Engelhardt and Barclay Kamb

55–63
Origin of the high-frequency translational bands of ice I
D.D. Klug and E. Whalley

65–72
The translational lattice-vibration Raman spectrum of single-crystal ice Ih
P. Faure and A. Chosson

73–83
Configurational statistics
J.F. Nagle

85–99
Vacancies in pure ice studied by positron annihilation techniques
O.E. Mogensen and M. Eldrup

101–113
Vacancies in HF-doped and in irradiated ice by positron annihilation techniques
M. Eldrup, O.E. Mogensen and J.H. Bilgram

115–122
Interaction of point defects in ice
J.H. Bilgram and H. Gränicher

123–141
Theoretical models for interpreting the dielectric behaviour of HF-doped ice
G.C. Camplin, J.W. Glen and J.G. Paren

143–160
Electrical conductivity and relaxation in ice crystals with known impurity content
Gerado Wolfgang Gross, Iris Cox Hayslip and Roberta N. Hoy

161–172
Effect of pressure on the dielectric properties of ice Ih single crystals doped with NH3 and HF
M. Hubmann

173–191
Electrical behaviour of finely divided ice
J.G. Paren and J.W. Glen

193–205
The electrical properties of ice surfaces
Norikazu Maeno and Hiroshi Nishimura

207–217
Dielectric properties of dislocation-free ice
Kazuhiko Itagaki

219–230
Measurements of the electrical properties of ice Ih single crystals by admittance and thermally stimulated depolarization technqiues
Arturo Loria, Ezio Mazzega, Umberto del Pennino and
Giovanni Andreotti

231–240
Inelastic neutron scattering from ice and other proton-containing substances
Bruno Dorner

241–245
Thermal conductivity of ice in the temperature range 0.5 to 5.0 K
M. Varrot, G. Rochas and J. Klinger

247–258
Radiation damage in ice at low temperatures studied by Proton channelling
I. Golecki and C. Jaccard

259–276
The orientation polarization in hexagonal ice parallel and perpendicular to the c-axis
G.P. Johari and S.J. Jones

277–289
The influence of the rate of deformation on the electrical properties of ice monocrystals
G. Noll

291–300
CO2 in natural ice
B. Stauffer and W. Berner

301–313
The radio-frequency birefringence of polar ice
N.D. Hargreaves

315–329
Dielectric permittivity of glacier ice measured in situ by radar wide-angle reflection
Kenneth C. Jezek, John W. Clough, Charles R. Bentley and Sion Shabtaie

331–339
The activation energies of temperate snow samples
L.T. Traub and P.W.F. Gribbon

341–359
The core structure and the mobility of dislocations in ice
R.W. Whitworth

361–374
Cooperative movement of H2O molecules and dynamic behaviour of dislocations in ice Ih
J. Perez, C. Maï and R. Vassoille

375–384
Inelastic behaviour of ice Ih single crystals in the low-frequency range due to dislocations
René Vassoille, Christian Maï and Joseph Perez

385–395
Observation of basal dislocations in ice by etching and replicating
N.K. Sinha

397–407
X-ray topographic studies of dislocations in vapor-grown ice crystals
C.V. McKnight and J. Hallett

409–418
Studies of crystal imperfections in ice with reference to the growth process by the use of X-ray diffraction topography and divergent Laue method
Yukiko Mizuno

419–427
A deformation mechanism map of ice
H. Shoji and A. Higashi

429–444
The creep activation energies of ice
D.R. Homer and J.W. Glen

445–455
Deformation of ice single crystals close to the melting point
Stephen J. Jones and Jean-Guy Brunet

457–473
Short-term rheology of polycrystalline ice
N.K. Sinha

475–483
The effect of anisotropy on the creep of polycrystalline ice
R.C. Lile

485–500
The influence of ice-crystal size on creep
Robert W. Baker

501–507
The creep of NaCl-doped ice monocrystals
N.W. Riley, G. Noll and J.W. Glen

509–535
On the relationships between low-density amorphous solid water and ice Ih
Stuart A. Rice, William G. Madden, Robert McGraw, Mark G. Sceats and Michael S. Bergren

537–545
Dynamical processes at the ice–water interface during solidification
J.H. Bilgram and H. Güttinger

547–557
Charge separation by collision of ice particles on metals: electronic surface states
Othmar Buser and Claude Jaccard

559–563
Optical absorption spectra of H2O ice doped with ytterbium chloride YbCl3
L. Coutre

565–580
Molecular orbital calculations of water–ice surface interactions
Patricia L.M. Plummer

581–587
Frazil nucleation mechanisms
Thomas O'D. Hanley, S.J.

589–605
Structure and behaviour of grain boundaries in polycrystalline ice
Akira Higashi

607–620
Crystallographic structure of polycrystalline ice
M. Matsuda and G. Wakahama

621–628
Anelastic behaviour of polycrystalline ice
Paul Duval

629–638
X-ray diffraction topographic observations of the large-angle grain boundary in ice under deformation
T. Hondoh and A. Higashi

639–650
Regelation and the deformation of wet snow
S.C. Colbeck and N. Parssinen

651–660
Fracture toughness of ice: a preliminary account of some new experiments
D.J. Goodman and D. Tabor

661–668
Anisotropy of the kinetic friction on a single crystal of ice
Katutosi Tusima

669–687
General discussion. Symposium on the Physics and Chemistry of Ice, Cambridge, 12–16 September 1977
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

689
Closing remarks. Symposium on the Physics and Chemistry of Ice, Cambridge, 12–16 September 1977
J.W. Glen

691–692
Abstract
On the heat capacity, entropy, and "glass transition" of vitreous ice
G.P. Johari

692–693
Abstract
The dipolar correlation factor of ice VI
G.P. Johari and E. Whalley

694
Abstract
Infrared spectra of the ices 4 K and the interpretation of the vOD(D2O) bands of ices II and IX
F.E. Bates, S.M. Jacobs and J.E. Bertie

694–696
Abstract
Infrared spectra of the clathrate hydrates
D.A. Othen, P.G. Wright, F.E. Bates, D.K. Hendrickson,
S.M. Jacobs and J.E. Bertie

696–697
Abstract
Dielectric behaviour of ice microcrystals: a study versus temperature
Christian Boned, Bernard Lagourette and Marc Clausse

698–699
Abstract
In situ measurements of the activation energy for d.c. conduction in polar ice
Charles R. Bentley

699
Abstract
The dislocation formation volume in ice
R.M.J. Cotterill and O. Bøcker Pedersen

700–701
Abstract
Plastic behavior of predeformed ice crystals
D.M. Joncich, J. Holder and A.V. Granato

701–702
Abstract
Effect of hydrostatic pressure on the creep of ice
Stephen J. Jones

703
Abstract
Breaking strength and creep expansion of deposited snow
Z. Watanabe

703
Abstract
Dimensional changes of ice Ih with time
Paul R. Camp

704
Abstract
An effective pair-potential study of the interaction of a water monomer with the basal-plane surface of ice Ih
B.N. Hale and J. Kiefer

705
Abstract
Application of nucleation theory to the process of droplet freezing on an ice substrate
L. Levi

707
Abstract
Enthalpy relaxation phenomenon in a heavy ice crystal
Osamu Haida, Hiroshi Suga and Syuzo Seki

707
Abstract
Reconstructed ledges: ice crystal growth without dislocations
David L. Bartley

708
Abstract
The morphological stability of internal melting figures in ice
Shinji Mae

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3–24
Direct measurement of stress at the base of a glacier
G.S. Boulton, E.M. Morris, A.A. Armstrong and A. Thomas

25–41
Accumulation, ablation, and oxygen isotope variations on the Queen Elizabeth Islands ice caps, Canada
R.M. Koerner

43–52
The formation of medial moraines on Alpine glaciers
R.J. Small, M.J. Clark and T.J.P. Cawse

53–65
Pattern of ice surface lowering for Rennick Glacier, northern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Paul A. Mayewski, John W. Attig, Jr. and David J. Drewry

67–81
The formation and composition of the gas content of sea ice
V.L. Tsurikov

83–105
Grain coarsening of water-saturated snow
Charles F. Raymond and Katutosi Tusima

107–115
Application of numerical transient fluid dynamics to snow avalanche flow. Part I. Development of computer program AVALNCH
T.E. Lang, K.L. Dawson and M. Martinelli, Jr.

117–126
Application of numerical transient fluid dynamics to snow avalanche flow. Part II. Avalanche modeling and parameter error evaluation
T.E. Lang and M. Martinelli, Jr.

127–133
Using linear discriminant analysis to classify snowfall situations into avalanching and non-avalanching ones
N.F. Drozdovskaya

135–143
Fracture toughness of fresh-water ice
H.W. Liu and K.J. Miller

145–154
Dielectric behaviour of ice microcrystals: a study versus temperature
Christian Boned, Bernard Lefauconnier and Marc Clausse

155–164
Enthalpy relaxation phenomenon of heavy ice
Osamu Haida, Hiroshi Suga and Syuzo Seki

165–169
Instruments and Methods
Determination of a-axis orientations of polycrystalline ice
Masuyoshi Matsuda

171–175
Instruments and Methods
Flexural wave studies on the basis of single-sensor recordings
R.W. Taylor

177–181
Cryoconite holes on Sermikavsak, West Greenland
P.W.F. Gribbon

182–185
Gravitational stresses in floating ice sheets
R.J. Evans and R. Reid Parmerter

186–188
Acoustic emission as an indication of stability decrease in fracture zones of avalanches
H. Gubler

189–193
The interpretation of Tertiary tillite at Mount Feather, southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Howard Brady and Barrie McKelvey

195–197
Correspondence
Deviation of a bore hole during drilling
T.J.O. Sanderson

199–220
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The mass budget of the Lambert Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica
Ian Allison

237–246
In-situ measurements of the activation energy for d.c. conduction in polar ice
Charles R. Bentley

247–261
Rhombus and rhomboid parallelogram patterns on glaciers: natural indicators of strain
Charles J. Waag and Keith Echelmeyer

263–272
On the computation of heat transfer coefficients from energy-balance gradients on a glacier
Michael Kuhn

273–283
Supraglacial debris of G2 glacier in Hidden Valley, Mukut Himal, Nepal
M. Nakawo

285–292
Is vertical shear in an ice shelf negligible?
T.J.O. Sanderson and C.S.M. Doake

293–304
Some results from a linear-viscous model of the Arctic ice cover
W.D. Hibler III and W.B. Tucker III

305–320
The effects of ice thickness on the exchange of solar radiation over the polar oceans
Thomas C. Grenfell

321–329
In-situ estimates of the tensile strength of snow utilizing large sample sizes
David M. McClung

331–344
Reconstructed Pleistocene ice-sheet temperatures and glacial erosion in northern Sotland
John E. Gordon

345–355
Forms at the base of till strata as indicators of ice movement
J. Ehlers and H.-J. Stephan

357–371
Composition, internal structures, and an hypothesis of formation for drumlins, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, U.S.A
G. Richard Whittecar and David M. Mickelson

373–384
The mechanics of drumlin formation with particular reference to the change in pore-water content of the till
John Menzies

385–388
Instruments and Methods
Mercury-in-glass thermometers for precise temperature measurements near 0°C
T.E. Osterkamp

389–391
Instruments and Methods
A system for accurate temperature control of small fluid baths
V.I. Morgan

393–395
The flow of ice over a till bed
A.S. Jones

396–401
Patterned ground on an active medial moraine, Jotunheimen, Norway
C.K. Ballantyne

402–404
Accelerating strain preceding an avalanche
Richard A. Sommerfeld

405–407
Obituary
Robert Haefeli, 1899–1978
M.R. De Quervain

408–409
Obituary
Stanislaw Baranowski, 1935–1978
Alfred Jahn

411
Correspondence
Rock glaciers — some comments about age
Paul Carrara

412–413
Correspondence
Climate versus glacier termini behavior in the Austrian Alps: reply to comments by M. Kuhn
H.W. Posamentier

415–431
Glaciological literature
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435–460
Equilibrium profile of ice shelves
T.J.O. Sanderson

461–471
An analysis of the in-situ resistivity of sea ice in terms of its microstructure
G.W. Timco

473–502
A field study of brine drainage and oil entrainment in first-year sea ice
Seelye Martin

503–511
Evaluation of jet-roof geometry for snow-cornice control
K.L. Dawson and T.E. Lang

513–528
Time-series modelling of avalanche activity from meteorological data
A.A. Salway

529–534
Forces on structures impacted and enveloped by avalanches
R.R. Pedersen, J.D. Dent and T.E. Lang

535–546
"Saw-tooth" moraines in fron of Bødalsbreen, southern Norway
John A. Metthews, Roger Cornish and Richard A. Shakesby

547–549
A recommendation for the application of the Roch index for slab avalanche release
R.A. Sommerfeld and R.M. King

551–553
Instruments and Methods
Performance of V.H.F. aerials close to a snow surface
C.S.M. Doake and M. Gorman

555–556
Correspondence
Speculation on jökulhlaup prediction
Richard C. Metcalf

556–559
Correspondence
Origin of foliation in glaciers: comments on a paper by R.L. Hooke and P.J. Hudleston
M.J. Hambrey

559–560
Correspondence
Origin of foliation in glaciers: reply to comments by M.J. Hambrey
R.L. Hooke and P.J. Hudleston

560–561
Correspondence
An alternate statistical interpretation of the strength of snow: comments on the paper by H. Gubler
R.A. Sommerfeld

561–562
Correspondence
An alternate statistical interpretation of the strength of snow: reply to comments by R.A. Sommerfeld
H. Gubler

563–589
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3
Preface
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

15–38
Processes of glacier erosion on different substrata
G.S. Boulton

39–50
A theoretical model of glacial abrasion
Bernard Hallet

51–56
Simulated glacial abrasion
W.H. Mathews

57–66
The spectral power density and shadowing function of a glacial microrelief at the decimetre scale
J.-P. Benoist

67–95
Local friction laws for glaciers: a critical review and new openings
L. Lliboutry

97–115
The unsolved general glacier sliding problem
J. Weertman

117–129
The flow of ice, treated as a Newtonian viscous liquid, around a cylindrical obstacle near the bed of a glacier
E.M. Morris

131–141
A mathematical approach to the theory of glacier sliding
A.C. Fowler

143–156
Simulated glacier sliding over an obstacle
R. Brepson

157–170
Empirical studies of ice sliding
W.F. Budd, P.L. Keage and N.A. Blundy

171–184
Seismic evidence for discrete glacier motion at the rock–ice interface
Craig S. Weaver and Stephen D. Malone

185–192
On the origin of stratified debris in ice cores from the bottom of the Antarctic ice sheet
A.J. Gow, S. Epstein and W. Sheehy

193–207
The debris-laden ice at the bottom of the Greenland ice sheet
Susan Herron and Chester C. Langway, Jr.

209–222
Discontinuous flow, ice texture, and dirt content in the basal layers of the Devon Island ice cap
R.M. Koerner and D.A. Fisher

223–232
Depolarization of radio waves can distinguish between floating and grounded ice sheets
A.H.W. Woodruff and C.S.M. Doake

233–246
Energy dissipation during subglacial abrasion at Nisqually Glacier, Washington, U.S.A
Richard C. Metcalf

247–257
Sediment concentration in melt waters as an indicator of erosion processes beneath an Alpine glacier
David N. Collins

259–272
Pressure-melting effects in basal ice of temperate glaciers: laboratory studies and field observations under Glacier d'Argentiére
D.J. Goodman, G.C.P. King, D.H.M. Millar and G. de Q. Robin

273–281
Observations within cavities at the bed of the glacier Østerdalsisen, Norway
Wilfred H. Theakstone

283–295
A sequence of glacial deformation, erosion, and deposition at the ice–rock interface during the last glaciation: Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
B.E. Broster, A. Dreimanis and J.C. White

297–307
Giant grooves made by concentrated basal ice streams
R.P. Goldthwait

309–319
Direct measurement of basal water pressures: progress and problems
Steven M. Hodge

321–334
Subglacial regelation water film
Bernard Hallet

335–346
Geometry of former subglacial water channels and cavities
Joseph Walder and Bernard Hallet

347–362
Quantitative determination of the subglacial hydrology of two Alpine glaciers
David N. Collins

363–379
Subglacial constructions and investigations at Bondhusbreen, Norway
B. Wold and G. Østrem

381–400
General discussion. Symposium on Glacier Beds: the Ice–Rock Interface
International Glaciological Society

401–402
Abstract
Erosion by continental ice sheets
I.M. Whillans

402
Abstract
Plough marks in the Weddell Sea
Olav Orheim

402–404
Abstract
Ice-sheet erosion — a result of maximum conditions?
D.E. Sugden

404
Abstract
Characterizing the glacier bed using a radio-echo technique
C.S.M. Doake

405–406
Abstract
Estimation of basal heat flux over ice-covered areas from radio echo-sounding
David J. Drewry

406–407
Abstract
Observation of basal sliding of Variegated Glacier, Alaska
H. Engelhardt, B. Kamb, C.F. Raymond and W.D. Harrison

407–408
Abstract
Basal sliding and bed separation: is there a connection?
Robert Bindschadler

408
Abstract
Variations in time and space of the velocity of lower Columbia Glacier, Alaska
Mark F. Meier

409
Abstract
Observations of glacier seismicity on Unteraargletscher
N. Deichmann, J. Ansorge and H. Röthlisberger

410
Abstract
Water movement at the base of ice sheets
I.M. Whillans

411
Abstract
Ice at melting point sliding over a pebble slab — a film
W.F. Budd and N.A. Blundy

413
Abstract
Subglacial, englacial, and supraglacial sediment differentiation and erosion in glacial basins
R.J. Rogerson and N. Eyles

413–414
Abstract
The nature of the ice–rock interface: the results of investigation on
20 000 m
2 of the rock bed of temperate glaciers
Robert Vivian

414–416
Abstract
Marks and forms on glacier beds: formation and classification
Camille Laverdiére, Pierre Guimont and Michelle Pharand

416–419
Abstract
The ice–rock interface and basal sliding process as revealed by direct observation in bore holes and tunnels
B. Kamb, H.F. Engelhardt and W.D. Harrison

420–421
Abstract
Derivation of ice sliding properties from the numerical modelling of surging ice masses
W.F. Budd, B.J. McInnes and I. Smith

421–422
Abstract
Pressure-melting within the basal ice of an Alpine glacier indicated by the chemical composition of regelation ice
R. Souchez, M. Lemmens, R. Lorrain and J.-L. Tison

422–423
Abstract
Importance of plastic deformation in regelation of ice
K. Tusima and S. Tozuka

423–424
Abstract
Glacier-bed landforms of the Prairie region of North America
S.R. Moran, Lee Clayton, Roger LeB. Hooke, M.M. Fenton and
L.D. Andriashek

424–425
Abstract
Erosion of grooves by subglacial melt-water streams
I.M. Whillans

425–428
Abstract
The ice–rock interface for the CLIMAP 18 000 years B.P. and 120 000 years B.P. experiments
T.J. Hughes

429–430
Abstract
Piezometric observations of water pressure at the bed of Swiss glaciers
H. Röthlisberger, A. Iken and U. Spring

430–432
Abstract
The uplift of Unteraagletscher at the beginning of the melt season — a consequence of water storage at the bed?
A. Iken, A. Flotron, W. Haeberli and H. Röthlisberger

432–433
Abstract
Transient water flow in subglacial channels
William St. Lawrence and Anthony Qamar

434
Abstract
Englacial and subglacial hydrology, Austre Okstindbreen, Norway
W.H. Theakstone and N. Tvis Knudsen

435–436
Abstract
The origin of drumlins as an ice–rock interface problem
S. Baranowski

437
Abstract
Interdependence between glacier erosion and geological features
M. Arenillas, E.Martínez de Pisón and A. Samartin

437–438
Abstract
Characteristics and origins of the debris and ice, Matanuska Glacier, Alaska
D.E. Lawson

439
Abstract
Glacial-bed types and their radar-reflection characteristics
R. Reynolds and Ian M. Whillans

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3
Preface
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

15–28
Ice flow along the Byrd Station strain network, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans

29–43
Stability of temperate ice caps and ice sheets resting on beds of deformable sediment
G.S. Boulton and A.S. Jones

45–52
Thinning of the ice sheet in Mizuho Plateau, East Antarctica
Renji Naruse

53–61
The basal sliding of a thinning ice sheet, Mizuho Plateau, East Antarctica
Shinji Mae

63–75
Characteristics of ice flow in Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica
K.E. Rose

77–87
Measured velocities of interior East Antarctica and the state of mass balance within the I.A.G.P. area
N.W. Young

89–101
Results from the I.A.G.P. flow-line study inland of Casey, Wilkes Land, Antarctica
W.F. Budd and N.W. Young

103–115
Ice flow along an I.A.G.P. flow line and interpretation of data from an ice core in Terre Adélie, Antarctica
D. Raynaud, C. Lorius, W.F. Budd and N.W. Young

117–130
Ice-sheet flow properties derived from bore-hole shear measurements combined with ice-core studies
D.S. Russell-Head and W.F. Budd

131–146
Calculations of velocity and temperature in a polar glacier using the finite-element method
Roger LeB. Hooke, Charles F. Raymond, Richard L. Hotchkiss and Robert J. Gustafson

147–153
The relationship of ultrasonic velocities to c-axis fabrics and relaxation characteristics of ice cores from Byrd Station, Antarctica
A.J. Gow and H. Kohnen

155–165
The margin of the Greenland ice sheet at Isua
S.C. Colbeck and A.J. Gow

167–177
The dynamics of marine ice sheets
Robert H. Thomas

179–194
The effect of crystal size and dispersed-solid inclusions on the activation energy for creep of ice
Robert W. Baker and William W. Gerberich

195–212
The role of shear heating in the dynamics of large ice masses
David A. Yuen and Gerald Schubert

213–230
Antarctic ice-sheet volume at 18 000 years B.P. and Holocene sea-level changes at the West Antarctic margin
Craig S. Lingle and James A. Clark

231–244
Late Wisconsin reconstruction for the Ross Sea region, Antarctica
David J. Drewry

245–257
A catastrophe model of the paleoclimate
Douglas Reed MacAyeal

259–271
Formation, flow, and disintegration of ice shelves
G. de Q. Robin

273–286
Ice shelves: a review
Robert H. Thomas

287–294
Ice-thickness patterns and the dynamics of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Charles R. Bentley, John W. Clough, Kenneth C. Jezek and Sion Shabtaie

295–307
The dynamics of the Ross Ice Shelf revealed by radio echo-sounding
C.S. Neal

309–312
Lateral density differences from seismic measurements at a site on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Joseph F. Kirchner, Charles R. Bentley and James D. Robertson

313–319
Seismic short-refraction studies on on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Joseph F. Kirchner and Charles R. Bentley

321–330
Electromagnetic sounding of bottom crevasses on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Kenneth C. Jezek, Charles R. Bentley and John W. Clough

331–343
Investigation of bottom mass-balance rates by electrical resistivity soundings on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Sion Shabtaie and Charles R. Bentley

345–357
Dating of Ross Ice Shelf cores by chemical analysis
Michael M. Herron and Chester C. Langway, Jr.

359–375
Modeling sea-ice features and processes
D.A. Rothrock

377–389
Mechanical energy considerations in sea-ice dynamics
M.D. Coon and R.S. Pritchard

391–405
Mass-balance aspects of Weddell Sea pack ice
S.F. Ackley

407–414
A simple model to calculate the compactness of ice floes
V.R. Neralla and W.S. Liu

415–426
Satellite studies of fresh-water ice movement on Lake Erie
Donald R. Wiesnet

427–441
Stability of glaciers and ice sheets against flow perturbations
David E. Thompson

443–456
The use of a rational model in the mathematical analysis of a polythermal glacier
A.C. Fowler

457–467
Deduction of glacier flow from the distribution of elongated bubbles
Masayoshi Nakawo

469–478
General discussion. Symposium on Dynamics of Large Ice Masses, Ottawa, 21–25 August 1978
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

479
Closing remarks. Symposium on Dynamics of Large Ice Masses, Ottawa, 21–25 August 1978
M. De Quervain

481
Abstract
First-order stresses and deformations in glaciers and ice sheets
Kolumban Hutter and Fritz J. Legerer

481–482
Abstract
Ice-shelf underwater morphology
Olav Orheim

482
Abstract
Dissipation of tidal energy by flexing ice shelves
C.S.M. Doake

483
Abstract
Ice-sheet flow in the vicinity of southern Victoria Land, Antarctica: implications for glacial chronology
David J. Drewry

484
Abstract
Inland ice sheet thinning due to Holocene warmth
I.M. Whillans

484–485
Abstract
Flow of Antarctic ice shelves between long. 29°E and 44°W
Olav Orheim

485–487
Abstract
Evidence against and factors preventing major surges of the Antarctic ice sheet
G. de Q. Robin

487–489
Abstract
Mechanical properties of Antarctic deep-core ice
H. Shoji and A. Higashi

489–490
Abstract
Finite-element simulation of the Barnes Ice Cap
J.J. Emery, E.A. Hanafy, G.H. Holdsworth and F. Mirza

491–493
Abstract
Ice-sheet surface elevation and changes observable by satellite radar altimetry
H. Jay Zwally, R.L. Brooks, H. Ray Stanley and W.J. Campbell

493–495
Abstract
Reconstruction and disintegration of ice sheets for the CLIMAP
18 000 and 125 000 years B.P. experiments: theory

T.J. Hughes

495–496
Abstract
Reconstruction and disintegration of ice sheets for the CLIMAP
18 000 and 125 000 years B.P. experiments: results

G.H. Denton, T.J. Hughes, J.L. Fastook, D.H. Schilling and C.S. Lingle

497–500
Abstract
A closer look at the proposed Late-Wisconsin–Weichselian Arctic ice sheet
J.L. Fastook, R. Sweet and T.J. Hughes

500
Abstract
Isostatic equilibrium grounding line between the West Antarctic ice sheet and the Ross Ice Shelf
C.R. Bentley and L. Greischar

500–501
Abstract
A numerical investigation of the large scale dynamics of sea ice
W.D. Hibler III

501–502
Abstract
Predicting the motions of drifting open pack ice
Uri Feldman and Philip J. Howarth

502–503
Abstract
Surging glaciers — the dielmma continues
M.F. Meier

504
Abstract
Instability of a calving glacier terminus
Steven M. Hodge

505–507
Abstract
Dynamics of Icelandic ice caps and outlet glaciers
Richard S. Williams, Jr., Sigurdur Thórarinsson, Helgi Björnsson and Bragi Guðmundsson

507–508
Abstract
Longitudinal stress gradients and basal shear stress of a temperate valley glacier
Robert Bindschadler

508–509
Abstract
Testing numerical models of glacier flow
E.D. Waddington

509–510
Abstract
Wave ogives as second-order effects in the creep of large ice masses
F.M. Williams

511
Abstract
The mass budget of the Lambert Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica
Ian Allison

511–512
Abstract
Surface contours and flow pattern of a perfectly plastic three-dimensional ice sheet with arbitrary bottom and edge topography
Niels Reeh

512
Abstract
Theory of deformations within ice sheets due to bottom undulations
Sigfús J. Johnsen, Kjeld Rasmussen and Niels Reeh

513
Abstract
Study of deformations within ice sheets due to bottom undulations by means of radio echo-sounding
S. Overgaard and K. Rasmussen

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3–21
Two models for estimating climate–glacier relationships in the North Cascades, Washington, U.S.A
Wendell Tangborn

23–31
Airborne UHF radio echo-sounding of three Yukon glaciers
B.B. Narod and G.K.C. Clarke

33–45
Morphology and dynamics of ice rises
P.J. Martin and T.J.O. Sanderson

47–60
The creep of ice, geothermal heat flow, and Roosevelt Island,Antarctica
Robert H. Thomas, Douglas R. MacAyeal, Charles R. Bentley and
James L. Clapp

61–67
A thermohydrodynamic model of an ice sheet
M.Ya. Verbitsky and D.V. Chalikov

69–84
Glaciological investigations of the tropical Quelccaya ice cap, Peru
Lonnie G. Thompson

85–91
Microwave brightness of polar firn as measured by Nimbus 5 and 6 ESMR
A.T.C. Chang, B.J. Choudhury and P. Gloersen

93–97
The pendular-funicular liquid transition in snow
A. Denoth

99–107
Pressure waves in snow
R.L. Brown

109–124
Nivation: an Arctic–Alpine comparison and reappraisal
Colin E. Thorn and Kevin Hall

125–131
A scanning electron microscope examination of subglacial quartz grains from Camp Century core, Greenland — a preliminary study
W.B. Whalley and C.C. Langway, Jr.

133–149
Dynamical behavior of dislocations in HF-doped ice Ih
J. Perez, C. Maï, J. Tatibouët and R. Vassoille

151–157
Does the permanent creep-rate of polycrystalline ice increase with crystal size?
Paul Duval and Hugues le Gac

159–167
Elastic constants of ice by Brillouin spectroscopy
P.H. Gammon, H. Kiefte and M.J. Clouter

169–174
Instruments and Methods
A fast light-weight core drill
S.J. Johnsen, W. Dansgaard, N. Gundestrup, S.B. Hansen, J.O. Nielsen and N. Reeh

175–182
Instruments and Methods
Field techniques for experimental stress analysis in Arctic sea ice
G.V.B. Cochran

183–184
The existence of multiple steady states in the flow of large ice masses
A.C. Fowler

185–188
Bottom crevasses
J. Weertman

189–190
Obituary
Jonathan Geoffrey Job, 1943–1978
Peter Schwerdtfeger

191–192
Correspondence
On the lateral variation of the d.c. resistivity of sea ice
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Ice fabrics in a vertical flow plane, Barnes Ice Cap, Canada
Roger LeB. Hooke and Peter J. Hudleston

215–228
Dynamics and structure of Griesgletscher, Switzerland
M.J. Hambrey, A.G. Milnes and H. Siegenthaler

229–246
Steady motion of ice sheets
L.W. Morland and I.R. Johnson

247–266
Time-dependent surface elevation of an ice slope
Kolumban Hutter

267–277
The nature of the ice–rock interface: the results of investigation on
20 000 m
2 of the rock bed of temperate glaciers
Robert Vivian

279–287
An analysis of non-steady plastic shock waves in snow
R.L. Brown

289–307
An incremental formulation of constitutive equations for deposited snow
J. Desrues, F. Darve, E. Flavigny, J.P. Navarre and A. Taillefer

309–314
A comparison of observed and calculated avalanche velocities
Edward R. LaChapelle and Theodore E. Lang

315–346
Recent developments of avalanche forecasting by discriminant analysis techniques: a methodological review and some applications to the Parsenn area (Davos, Switzerland)
Charles Obled and Walter Good

347–352
A comparison between the modern and composite Pleistocene snow-lines, Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains, Montana–Wyoming, U.S.A
Thomas T. Zwick

353–354
Obituary
Brian Birley Robert, C.M.G., 1912–1978
J.W. Glen

355
Correspondence
Multiple flow states for ice masses: reply to Dr Fowler's comments
Gerald Schubert and David A. Yuen

355–356
Correspondence
Multiple flow states for ice masses
G.K.C. Clarke and W.S.B. Paterson


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359–372
Acidity of polar ice cores in relation to absolute dating, past volcanism, and radio-echoes
C.U. Hammer

373–385
Firn densification: an empirical model
Michael M. Herron and Chester C. Langway, Jr.

387–396
Observations of sediment-laden icebergs in Antarctic waters: implications to glacial erosion and transport
John B. Anderson, Eugene W. Domack and Dennis D. Kurtz

397–400
Ice-shelf grounding: ice and bedrock temperature changes
Douglas R. MacAyeal and Robert H. Thomas

401–424
An analysis of ice profiles obtained by submarine sonar in the Beaufort Sea
P. Wadhams and R.J. Horne

425–438
Applications of satellite thermal infrared images for monitoring North Water during the periods of polar darkness
B. Dey

439–444
Radiation measurements at Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, Kenya
Stefan Hastenrath and J.K. Patnaik

445–455
Snow-avalanche impact on structures
Theodore E. Lang and Robert L. Brown

457–476
Glacier-bed landforms of the prairie region of North America
S.R. Moran, Lee Clayton, R. LeB. Hooke, M.M. Fenton and L.D. Andriashek

477–486
Instruments and Methods
Radio-echo equipment for depth sounding of temperate glaciers
Marteinn Sverrisson, Ævar Jóhannesson and Helgi Björnsson

487–491
Short-lived damming of a High-Arctic ice-marginal stream, Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada
C.K. Ballantyne and S.B. McCann

492–497
Late Quaternary rock glaciers, Mount Kenya, East Africa
W.C. Mahaney

499–501
Correspondence
A peculiar melt pattern in fresh-water ice
G.W. Timco and D.B. Coveney

501–503
Correspondence
Glacier energy balance and air temperature: comments on a paper by Dr M. Kuhn
R.J. Braithwaite

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3
Preface
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

13–23
Avalanche activity in Iceland, climatic conditions, and terrain features
Helgi Björnsson

25–30
Research on snow cover in China and the avalanche phenomena of Batura Glacier in Pakistan
Shi Yafeng and Wang Wenying

31–41
Avalanche hazard in the Cairngorm Mountains, Scotland
R.G.W. Ward

43–52
Frequency of major avalanche winters
B.B. Fitzharris and P.A. Schaerer

53–63
A process-oriented model for simulating avalanche danger
Arthur Judson, Charles F. Leaf and Glen E. Brink

65–74
Simultaneous measurements of stability indices and characteristic parameters describing the snow cover and the weather in fracture zones of avalanches
H. Gubler

75–84
The fundamental processes in conventional avalanche forecasting
Edward R. LaChapelle

85–91
Snow-slab studies at Whistler Mountain, British Columbia, Canada
C. Stethem and R. Perla

93–103
Credibility of avalanche warnings
Knox Williams

105–107
Avalanche education for skiers
François Valla

109–119
Calculations of avalanche friction coefficients from field data
M. Martinelli, Jr., T.E. Lang and A.I. Mears

121–130
Observed maximum run-out distance of snow avalanches and the determination of the friction coefficients µ and ?
Othmar Buser and Hans Frutiger

131–140
Modeling of snow flow
J.D. Dent and T.E. Lang

141–151
A study on high-speed avalanches in the Kurobe Canyon, Japan
Hiromu Shimizu, Tosio Huzioka, Eizi Akitaya, Hideki Narita,
Masayuki Nakagawa and Kunio Kawada

153–163
A fragment-flow model of dry-snow avalanches
Arthur I. Mears

165–177
Empirical calculations of snow-avalanche run-out distance based on topographic parameters
K. Lied and S. Bakkehøi

179–187
Seismic and impact-pressure monitoring of flowing avalanches
P.A. Schaerer and A.A. Salway

189–196
Scale modeling of snow-avalanche impact on structures
T.E. Lang and J.D. Dent

197–207
A two-parameter model of snow-avalanche motion
R. Perla, T.T. Cheng and D.M. McClung

209–216
The acoustic emission response of snow
William F. St. Lawrence

217–223
Statistical models of snow strength
Richard A. Sommerfeld

225–233
Snow stratigraphy and water equivalence measured with an active microwave system
D.A. Ellerbruch and H.S. Boyne

235–243
Propagation of stress waves in Alpine snow
R.L. Brown

245–254
A model for snow-slab failure under conditions of dynamic loading
Jerome B. Johnson

255–262
Tensile strain and fracture of snow
Zempachi Watanabe

263–274
Viscosity and heat transfer in fluidized snow
N. Maeno, K. Nishimura and Y. Kaneda

275–282
Mechanical behaviour and structure of snow under uniaxial tensile stress
Hideki Narita

283–289
An analysis of compressive strain in adjacent temperature-gradient and equi-temperature layers in a natural snow cover
Richard L. Armstrong

291–301
Thermodynamics of snow metamorphism due to variations in curvature
S.C. Colbeck

303–312
An experimental study of temperature-gradient metamorphism
D. Marbouty

313–324
History and actual state of legalization of avalanche zoning in Switzerland
Hans Frutiger

325–330
Avalanche zoning in France — regulation and technical bases
L. de Crécy

331–343
Natural-hazard maps for land-use planning in Norway
E. Hestnes and K. Lied

345–354
Snow-avalanche hazard zoning in British Columbia, Canada
G.L. Freer and P.A. Schaerer

355–362
Municipal avalanche zoning: contrasting policies of four western United States communities
Arthur I. Mears

363–375
Avalanche-hazard mapping and zoning problems in the Rocky Mountains, with examples from Colorado, U.S.A
Jack D. Ives and Misha Plam

377–392
Avalanche zoning in Alaska, U.S.A.
Steve W. Hackett and Henry S. Santeford

393–403
Drifting-snow similitude–transport-rate and roughness modeling
J.D. Iversen

405–419
Geometry and density of drifts formed by snow fences
Ronald D. Tabler

421–434
Self-similarity of wind profiles in blowing snow allows outdoor modeling
Ronald D. Tabler

435–445
Research on prevention of snow-drifts by blower fences
Wang Zhonglong and Chen Yuan

447–452
A slip-velocity hypothesis applied to hydraulically smooth wind flow over a snow cover
James D. Bergen

453–467
Threshold wind-speeds and elastic impact in snow transport
R.A. Schmidt

469–480
Snow transport over mountain crests
Paul M.B. Föhn

481–492
Vertical profile and horizontal increase of drift-snow transport
Masao Takeuchi

493–496
Observations of ground avalanches with a video tape recorder (VTR)
Eizi Akitaya

497–500
Informal cooperative State–Federal avalanche-warning system and public education program for south-central Alaska, U.S.A
Steve W. Hackett and Douglas Fesler

501–505
The energy-line method in the mechanics of avalanches
H.J. Körner

506–511
Snow-pack structure: stability analyzed by pattern-recognition techniques
Edward R. LaChapelle and Sue A. Ferguson

512–514
The avalanche of December 1966 in western T'ien-Shan, China
Qiu Jiaqi and Hu Ruji

515
Abstract
Preliminary research on physical and mechanical properties and avalanche of seasonal snow cover at the avalanche station in T'ien-Shan, China
Zhang Xiangsong and Wang Yanlong

515–516
Abstract
Recent progress and new applications of the dynamics of avalanches
Gérard Brugnot

516
Abstract
Finite-element analysis of snow on slopes
J.P. Navarre and J. Desrues

516
Abstract
Radar for avalanches — measurement and warning
W. Fritzsche

517
Abstract
Fracture mechanical models of dry slab avalanche release
David M. McClung

517
Abstract
Spatial patterns of snow accumulation in the Alpine terrain
Donald Alford

518
Abstract
Topographical effects of snow deposition on restructured land
E. Chaco and M. Molnau

518–519
Abstract
Swiss avalanche hazard maps
Hans Frutiger

519
Abstract
Constant strain-rate tensile testing of natural snow
H. Singh and F.W. Smith

520
Abstract
A preliminary system to predict snow instability using acoustic emissions
R.A. Sommerfeld

520–521
Abstract
Prevention of avalanches in the Gunes Valley in Tien-Shan, China
Wang Yanlong, Xie Zichu and Zhang Zhizhong

521
Abstract
Gear-type glide-meter as an instrument for forecasting full- depth avalanches
Yutaka Yamada

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Contents

3–9
The chemical stratigraphy of polar ice sheets — a method of dating ice cores
A.T. Wilson and C.H. Hendy

11–18
Large salt beds on the surface of the Ross Ice Shelf near Black Island, Antarctica
Howard Thomas Brady and Barry Batts

19–24
Variational method for glacier mechanics problems
Robert G. Oakberg

25–37
The steady profile of an axisymmetric ice sheet
I.R. Johnson

39–56
The effect of longitudinal strain on the shear stress of an ice sheet: in defence of using stretched coordinates
Kolumban Hutter

57–66
Radiation transmittance through lake ice in the 400–700 nm range
S.J. Bolsenga

67–75
Application of the gravity flow theory to the percolation of melt water through firn
W. Ambach, M. Blumthaler and P. Kirchlechner

77–88
Numerical simulation study of avalanches
G. Brugnot and R. Pochat

89–97
Analysis of multiple-angle microwave observations of snow and ice using cluster-analysis techniques
Stanley R. Rotman, Arthur D. Fisher and David H. Staelin

99–111
The altitude effect on the isotopic composition of snow in high mountains
Jerzy Niewodniczanski, Jerzy Grabczak, Leslaw Baranski and Jerzy Rzepka

113–128
Some mechanisms of controlled moraine development, Antarctica
R.B. Rains and J. Shaw

129–140
Creep and fabrics of polycrystalline ice under shear and compression
Paul Duval

141–146
Preliminary experiments on the formation of elongated air bubbles in glacier ice by stress
Masayoshi Nakawo and Gorow Wakahama

147–155
Triaxial testing of frozen sand
V.R. Parameswaran and S.J. Jones

157–163
Instruments and Methods
An inexpensive remote snow-depth gauge based on ultrasonic wave reflection from the snow surface
H. Gubler

164–174
Instruments and Methods
An electronic remote snow-drift gauge
H. Gubler

175–178
Instruments and Methods
Field measurement of the liquid-water content of snow
E.M. Morris

179–184
The inverse problem for valley glacier flow
Didier Hantz and Louis Lliboutry

185–189
Note on the morphology of Baspa Glacier, Kinnaur District, Himachal Pradesh, India
U.K. Bassi, S. Chopra and A.P. Tewari

190–192
Flutes on bare bedrock
Wibjörn Karlén

193–197
Evidence of the bedrock beneath the Greenland ice sheet near Camp Century, Greenland
John Fountain, Thomas M. Usselman, Joseph Wooden and Chester C. Langway, Jr.

198–200
Structure control on cirque-like features in south-east New York State, U.S.A
Richard S. Liebling and Horst S. Scherp

201–202
An active rock glacier, Wavbal Pass, Jammu and Kashmir Himalaya, India
P.A. Mayewski, P.A. Jeschke and N. Ahmad

203–204
Correspondence
Reflection coefficient at a dielectric interface
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"Global dynamics'' of a temperate valley glacier, Mer de Glace, and past velocities deduced from Forbes' bands
Louis Lliboutry and Louis Reynaud

227–270
First-order stresses and deformations in glaciers and ice sheets
Kolumban Hutter, Fritz Legerer and Ulrich Spring

271–282
Mass balance of "Vesper" glacier, Washington, U.S.A
David P. Dethier and Jan E. Frederick

283–313
A field and laboratory study of wave damping by grease ice
Seelye Martin and Peter Kauffman

315–330
Growth rate and salinity profile of first-year sea ice in the High Arctic
M. Nakawo and N.K. Sinha

331–346
Laboratory studies of the optical properties of young sea ice
Donald K. Perovich and Thomas C. Grenfell

347–357
Estimating ratios of snow accumulation in Antarctica by chemical methods
J.A. Warburton and L.G. Young

359–363
Neoglacial to recent glacier fluctuations on the volcano Popocatépetl, Mexico
Sidney E. White

365–366
Correspondence
Ice motion on deformable sediments
W. Haeberli

367
Erratum. P. Wadhams and R.J. Horne. 1980. An analysis of ice profiles obtained by submarine sonar in the Beaufort Sea. J. Glaciol., 25(93), 401–424
International Glaciological Society (IGS) and Horne

367
Erratum. Helgi Björnsson. 1980. Avalanche activity in Iceland, climatic conditions, and terrain features. J. Glaciol., 26(94), 1980, 13–23
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371–379
First glaciological studies on the James Ross Island ice cap, Antarctic Peninsula
A.J. Aristarain and R. Delmas

381–391
On glacier energy balance, ablation, and air temperature
R.J. Braithwaite

393–406
Creep slump in glacier reservoirs — theory and experiment
E.M. Shoemaker

407–421
The effect of the subglacial water pressure on the sliding velocity of a glacier in an idealized numerical model
Almut Iken

423–428
Micro-morphology of the snow surface at the Quelccaya ice cap, Peru
Stefan Hastenrath and Bruce Koci

429–447
Bottom melting under George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctica
J.F. Bishop and J.L.W. Walton

449–458
Interaction among controls of cirque development: Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Colorado, U.S.A
Greg A. Olyphant

459–469
Instruments and Methods
Systems for measuring thickness of temperate and polar ice from the ground or from the air
Raymond D. Watts and David L. Wright

470–475
Instruments and Methods
A stress-wave generator for snow and ice studies
D. Bowles and R.L. Brown

476–481
Instruments and Methods
A visible and near-infrared scanning photometer for field measurements of spectral albedo and irradiance under polar conditions
T.C. Grenfell

483–486
Tracing particle paths in the Antarctic ice sheet
C.S.M. Doake

487–491
Evidence for a former large ice sheet in the Orville Coast Ronne Ice Shelf area, Antarctica
Paul Carrara

492–496
Periglacial features on the margins of a receding plateau ice cap, Lyngen, north Norway
W. Brian Whalley, John E. Gordon and David L. Thompson

497–502
Till texture in drumlins
P.F. Karrow

503–505
Conjectures, hypotheses, and theories of drumlin formation (In memory of Stanislaw Baranowski)
Ian J. Smalley

506–510
Ice segregation as an origin for lenses of non-glacial ice in "ice-cemented" rock glaciers
William J. Wayne

511–515
A cirque-glacier chronology based on emergent lichens and mosses
Parker E. Calkin and James M. Ellis

517–518
Correspondence
On the grain-size dependence of secondary creep
Stephen J. Jones and Hemming A.M. Chew

518–525
Correspondence
The weak underbelly of the West Antarctic ice sheet
T.J. Hughes

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Contents

3–21
Glacier outburst floods from "Hazard Lake'', Yukon Territory, and the problem of flood magnitude prediction
Garry K.C. Clarke

23–28
Surging of Fisher Glacier, eastern Antarctica: evidence from geomorphology
Peter Wellman

29–34
Estimate of glacier ablation under a debris layer from surface temperature and meteorological variables
M. Nakawo and G.J. Young

35–42
Meltingrefreezing at the glacier sole and the isotopic composition of the ice
J. Jouzel and R.A. Souchez

43–55
Oxygen-isotope and total beta-radioactivity measurements on 10 m ice cores from the Antarctic Peninsula
D.A. Peel and H.B. Clausen

57–69
Geophysical investigations of the tropical Quelccaya ice cap, Peru
L.G. Thompson, J.F. Bolzan, H.H. Brecher, P.D. Kruss,
E. Mosley-Thompson and K.C. Jezek

71–90
Effects of bed inclination and topography on steady isothermal ice sheets
L.W. Morland and I.R. Johnson

91–105
Radiometric chronology of Neh-nar Glacier, Kashmir
V.N. Nijampurkar, N. Bhandari, C.P. Vohra and V. Krishnan

107–115
Geomorphology of the Gor Garang glaciers, Himachal Pradesh, India
M.K. Kaul, A.R. Sharma and D.N. Bhattacharya

117-128
On the temperature regime of continental type glaciers in China
Huang Maohuan, Wang Zhongxiang and Ren Jiawen

129–143
Ice movement through Smith Sound in northern Baffin Bay, Canada, observed by satellite imagery
Hajime Ito and Fritz Müller

145–160
Steady-state preferred orientation of ice deformed in plane strain at 1°C
C.J.L. Wilson and D.S. Russell-Head

161–169
Fracture criterion for ice using a dislocation model
V.R. Parameswaran

171–177
The confined compressive strength of polycrystalline ice
Stephen J. Jones

179–185
Inversion for physical characteristics of snow using passive radiometric observations
S.R. Rotman, A.D. Fisher and D.H. Staelin

187–198
Shear tests on snow explained by fast metamorphism
Vincent De Montmollin

199–204
Instruments and Methods
Preparation of section planes in snow specimens
R. Perla

205–210
Further results on studies of temperature-gradient metamorphism
E.E. Adams and R.L. Brown

211–214
Naled ice in front of some Spitsbergen glaciers
Stanislaw Baranowski

215
Correspondence
The resistivity of sea ice
Heinz Kohnen

216–217
Correspondence
Unusual snow patterns on a frozen lake, northern Norway
Alex Morrison


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221–238
Summer heat and ice balances on Hodges Glacier, South Georgia, Falkland Islands Dependencies
I.G.G. Hogg, J.G. Paren and R.J. Timmis

239–265
A numerical model of temperate glacier flow applied to the quiescent phase of a surge-type glacier
Robert Bindschadler

267–272
Numerical simulation of the evolution of ice covers using the Scandinavian and Laurentide ice sheets as examples
D.D. Kvasov and M.Ya. Verbitsky

273–293
Stability of sheet flow of water beneath temperate glaciers and implications for glacier surging
Joseph S. Walder

295–314
Radio echo-sounding of Svalbard glaciers
Yu. Ya. Macheret and A.B. Zhuravlev

315–323
Antarctic ice sheet surface oxygen isotope values
V.I. Morgan

325–332
Short-term variations in velocity of South Cascade Glacier, Washington, U.S.A
Robert W. Jacobel

333–339
On the secular variation of ice flow velocity at Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, Kenya
Stefan Hastenrath and Phillip Kruss

341–356
A theoretical model of radiative transfer in young sea ice
Donald K. Perovich and Thomas C. Grenfell

357–364
The pendular-funicular liquid transition and snow metamorphism
A. Denoth

365–375
Supraglacial re-sedimentation from melt-water streams on to snow overlying glacier ice, Sylgjujökull, West Vatnajökull, Iceland
Julian A. Dowdeswell

377–386
Preliminary observations on two rock glaciers in South Georgia, Falkland Islands Dependencies
Richard V. Birnie and Gordon Thom

387–390
Instruments and Methods
Hoar-crystal method for ice fabrics
Hitoshi Shoji and Chester C. Langway, Jr.

391–393
Correspondence
One peculiar ice-melt pattern explained, another peculiar pattern observed
E.G. Josberger


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Derived characteristics of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
R.H. Thomas and D.R. MacAyeal

413–430
Tabular icebergs: implications from geophysical studies of ice shelves
Sion Shabtaie and Charles R. Bentley

431–455
A plasticity theory approach to the steady-state shape of a three-dimensional ice sheet
Niels Reeh

457–473
Strength of bonds between ice grains after short contact times
H. Gubler

475–481
Modification of clasts in lodgement tills by glacial erosion
Martin Sharp

483–-497
Unweathered, glaciated bedrock on an exposed lake bed in Wales
J.M. Gray

499–-501
A note on the distribution of drumlins in Great Britain
J. Boardman

503–504
Correspondence
Drainage of an ice-marginal lake, Twins Glacier, Wyoming, U.S.A.
W.C. Mahaney

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3–19
The importance of pressurized subglacial water in separation and sliding at the glacier bed
Robert Bindschadler

20–27
Basal water film, basal water pressure, and velocity of traveling waves on glaciers
J. Weertman and G.E. Birchfield

28–47
The uplift of Unteraargletscher at the beginning of the melt season — a consequence of water storage at the bed?
A. Iken, H. Röthlisberger, A. Flotron and W. Haeberli

48–54
Variation of ice velocity at Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, Kenya: verification midway into a forecast?
Phillip Kruss and Stefan Hastenrath

55–69
Characteristics of the bergschrund of an avalanche-cone glacier in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
Gerald Osborn

70–77
Monstars on glaciers
J.F. Nye

78–97
Longitudinal variations in glacial flow: theory and test using data from the Byrd Station strain network, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans and S.J. Johnsen

98–117
On the disintegration of ice shelves: the role of fracture
T. Hughes

118–126
Field studies of bottom crevasses in the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Kenneth C. Jezek and Charles R. Bentley

127–132
Inventory of Arctic laser terrain profiles
C.J. Radl and J.P. Welsh

133–141
Flexuralgravity waves on floating stratified ice
Edwin S. Robinson

142–164
Ice properties in the Greenland and Barents Seas during summer
Søren Overgaard, Peter Wadhams and Matti Leppäranta

165–177
210Pb-dating of cold Alpine firn/ice cores from Colle Gnifetti, Switzerland
H. Gäggeler, H.R.von Gunten, E. Rössler, H. Oeschger and U. Schotterer

178–184
On the potential use of index paths for avalanche assessment
A. Judson

185–190
Sediment transport during an outburst from Glacier de Tsidjiore Nouve, Switzerland, 1619 June 1981
Ian Beecroft

191–195
A note on the constitutive law for sea ice
Ronald B. Smith

196–198
Correspondence
The coupling between a glacier and its bed
Joseph Walder

198–199
Correspondence
Short-term irregularities of discharge of glacial melt-water streams
M. Burkimsher


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203–215
Calculation of a velocity distribution from particle trajectory end-points
L.A. Rasmussen

216–226
Modifications to the theory of intraglacial waterways for the case of subglacial ones
Louis Lliboutry

227–239
Waterways, ice permeability at depth, and water pressures at Glacier d'Argentière, French Alps
Didier Hantz and Louis Lliboutry

240–249
The energy-balance structure of the Antarctic ice sheet/atmosphere system as an index of Antarctic glaciation
V.G. Aver'yanov

250–259
Lateral moraines of Glacier de Tsidjiore Nouve: form, development, and implications
R.J. Small

260–271
Accumulation characteristics on a cold, high-Alpine firn saddle from a snow-pit study on Colle Gnifetti, Monte Rosa, Swiss Alps
W. Haeberli, U. Schotterer, D. Wagenbach, H. Haeberli-Schwitter
and S. Bortenschlager

272–282
Submarine ice cliffs on the west side of McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
William L. Stockton

283–285
Avalanche dynamics. Review of experiments and theoretical models of flow and powder-snow avalanches
Thomas Scheiwiller and Kolumban Hutter

286–295
Dual frequency radar ice and snow signatures
R.D. Ketchum, Jr.

296–305
Spectral reflectances of snow and fresh-water ice from 340 through 1100 nm
S.J. Bolsenga

306–316
Equations for determining the gas and brine volumes in sea-ice samples
G.F.N. Cox and W.F. Weeks

317–337
A model for sorted patterned-ground regularity
R.J. Ray, W.B. Krantz, T.N. Caine and R.D. Gunn

338–342
Surface lowering of ice-cored moraine by wandering lakes
John Pickard

343–349
Some aspects of the Cenozoic glaciation of southern Victoria Land, Antarctica
Howard Brady and Barrie McKelvey

350–352
Derivation of Voellmy's maximum speed and run-out estimates from a centre-of-mass model
D.M. McClung

353–354
Correspondence
Direction of glacial flow across Hans Island, Kennedy Channel, N.W.T., Canada
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357–373
Deformation in the vicinity of ice divides
Charles F. Raymond

374–382
Stability of sheet water flow under a glacier
J. Weertman and G.E. Birchfield

383–391
Glaciers in the north-eastern part of the Ch'ing-haihsi-tsang (QinghaiXizang) Plateau (Tibet) and their variations
Wang Wenying

392–402
Net balance, surface lowering, and ice-flow pattern in the interior of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, Kenya
Stefan Hastenrath

403–416
Investigations of glacier hydrological systems using dye tracer techniques: observations at Pasterzengletscher, Austria
Marion Burkimsher

417–424
Isotope stratification in high mountain glaciers: examples from the Peruvian Andes and Himalaya
Jerzy Grabczak, Jerzy Niewodniczanski and Kazimierz Rózanski

425–432
Thermal expansion of saline ice
Gordon F.N. Cox

433–460
Elastic constants of artificial and natural ice samples by Brillouin spectroscopy
P.H. Gammon, H. Kiefte, M.J. Clouter and W.W. Denner

461–479
Drumlin formation related to inverted melt-water erosional marks
John Shaw

480–484
Early discoverers XXXIII
John Hardcastle on glacier motion and glacial loess
Ian J. Smalley

485–491
Instruments and Methods
Experience with shear frames
R. Perla and T.M.H. Beck

492–497
Instruments and Methods
A whole-field interferometric scheme for measuring strain and flow rates of glacier and other natural surfaces
Gary Cloud and Edgar Conley

498–504
Correlation between crystallographic axes and the shape of a single crystal in glaciers
Mutsumi Ohtomo and Gorow Wakahama

505–507
Snow concentration and effective air density during snow falls
Malcolm Mellor

508–511
Spatial variations in snow stability inferred from artillery control
Arthur Judson and Rudy M. King

512–514
Systematic unequal dissection of opposing valley sides
Richard S. Liebling and Horst S. Scherp

515–520
A lacustrine glacier retreat sequence from the Permo-Carboniferous Dwyka Formation, Republic of South Africa
J.N.J. Visser

521–523
Obituary
Sigurdur Thorarinsson — 19121983
Helgi Björnsson

524
Correspondence
Ice segregation as an origin for lenses of non-glacial ice in "ice-cemented" rock glaciers
William J. Wayne

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Contents

3–15
Glaciological reconnaissance of an ice core drilling site, Penny Ice Cap, Baffin Island
G. Holdsworth

16–21
Radio echo-sounding of Spitsbergen glaciers: problems in the interpretation of layer and bottom returns
J.A. Dowdeswell, D.J. Drewry, O. Liestøl and O. Orheim

22–29
Radio echo-sounding studies of englacial water movement in Variegated Glacier, Alaska
Robert Jacobel and Charles Raymond

30–34
Englacial deltaic sediments as evidence for basal freezing and marginal shearing, Leirbreen, southern Norway
Charles Harris and Keith Bothamley

35–43
Solute acquisition in glacial melt waters. I. Fjallsjökull (south-east Iceland): bulk melt waters with closed-system characteristics
R. Raiswell and A.G. Thomas

44–48
Solute acquisition in glacial melt waters. II. Argentière (French Alps): bulk melt waters with open-system characteristics
A.G. Thomas and R. Raiswell

49–57
Chemical models of solute acquisition in glacial melt waters
R. Raiswell

58–65
A model for pollutant concentrations during snow-melt
S. Hibberd

66–76
Interpretation of the chemical and physical time-series retrieved from Sentik Glacier, Ladakh Himalaya, India
Paul A. Mayewski, W.Berry Lyons, N. Ahmad, Gordon Smith
and M. Pourchet

77–81
Experiments in the machining of ice at negative rake angles
D.K. Lieu and C.D. Mote, Jr.

82–93
Annual moraine ridges at Skálafellsjökull, south-east Iceland
Martin Sharp

94–105
Morphology, stratigraphy, and genesis of small drumlins in front of the glacier Myrdalsjökull, south Iceland
Johannes Krüger and Henrik Højmark Thomsen

106–111
Instruments and Methods
Field pH determinations in glacial melt waters
Richard C. Metcalf

112–115
Stable isotope analysis of a submarine ice cliff at Explorers Cove, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
William L. Stockton, Ted E. DeLaca and Michael J. DeNiro

116–119
Sedimentary processes and buried ice phenomena in the pro-glacial areas of Spitsbergen glaciers
M.J. Hambrey

120–122
"Sun spirals" on melting snow
Alfred Jahn

123–125
Experiments relating to the fracture of bedrock at the ice-rock interface
Jennifer M. Smith

126–128
Possible Late Palaeozoic glaciation in the central parts of the Yemen Arab Republic
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Basal sliding relations deduced from ice-sheet data
L.W. Morland, G.D. Smith and G.S. Boulton

140–152
The reconstruction of former ice sheets and their mass balance characteristics using a non-linearly viscous flow model
G.S. Boulton, G.D. Smith and L.W. Morland

153–160
Ice dynamics and thermal regime of Taylor Glacier, South Victoria Land, Anatarctica
P.H. Robinson

161–170
Glaciological and oceanographic calculations of the mass balance and oxygen isotope ratio of a melting ice shelf
J.R. Potter, J.G. Paren and J. Loynes

171–179
Relationship between bore-hole closure and crystal fabrics in Antarctic ice core from Cape Folger
Richard J. Thwaites, Christopher J.L. Wilson and Anthony P. McCray

180–187
On the role of mechanical energy in maintaining subglacial water conduits at atmospheric pressure
Roger LeB. Hooke

188–198
Relationships between synoptic-scale atmospheric circulation and glacier mass balance in south-western Canada during the International Hydrological Decade, 196574
Brent Yarnal

199–211
The use of hypsometry to indicate long-term stability and response of valley glaciers to changes in mass transfer
D.J. Furbish and J.T. Andrews

212–217
Terminus response of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, Kenya, to sinusoidal net-balance forcing
Phillip Kruss

218–222
Rates and mechanisms of iceberg ablation in the d'Urville Sea, Southern Ocean
J.R. Keys and K.L. Williams

223–226
A model investigation of interannual sea-ice variability in the Beaufort Sea
Becky Ross

227–229
Interaction of Stokes' edge waves with near-shore ice formation
Richard P. Shaw and Ralph R. Rumer

230–234
A field study of rough shore-fast sea ice
Thomas O'D. Hanley, S.J.

230–234
A field study of rough shore-fast sea ice
Thomas O'D. Hanley, S.J.

235–240
Shock-wave studies of ice under uniaxial strain conditions
Donald B. Larson

241–243
Clasts with stoss-lee form in lodgement tills: a discussion
Johannes Krüger

244–245
Instruments and Methods
The PICO lightweight coring auger
Bruce R. Koci and Karl C. Kuivinen

246–247
Instruments and Methods
A procedure for testing polycrystalline ice in uniaxial tension
R.W. Lee, J.H. Currier, P.N. Lim and E.M. Schulson

248–250
Thin sectioning and surface replication of ice at low temperature
Margaret A. Daley and Stephen H. Kirby

251–253
Milne Glacier, northern Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada: a surging glacier?
Martin O. Jeffries

254–255
Review
Kolumban Hutter. Theoretical glaciology: material science of ice and the mechanics of glaciers and ice sheets. Dordrecht, etc., D. Reidel Publishing Co.; Tokyo, Terra Scientific Publishing Co., [1983]. xxxii, 510 p. (Mathematical Approaches to Geophysis.)
Terence J. Hughes

256
Correspondence
Avalanche probabilities
Ron Perla

256
Correspondence
Hans Island, Kennedy Channel
Peter Bruckner


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Ice on planets of the solar system
M.S. Krass

275–281
Rates of deposition on lateral moraine embankments, Glacier de Tsidjiore Nouve, Valais, Switzerland
R.J. Small, I.R. Beecroft and D.M. Stirling

282–288
Bore-hole survey at Dye 3, south Greenland
N.S. Gundestrup and B. Lyle Hansen

289–295
Electrical resistivity of ice from the Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
John M. Reynolds and J.G. Paren

296–301
A mathematical model for perched block formation
E.A. Patterson

302–307
Analyzing the spatial distribution of drumlins: a two-phase mosaic approach
B.N. Boots and R.K. Burns

308–312
Avalanche tarns
B.B. Fitzharris and I.F. Owens

313–320
The natural oscillations of an ice-covered channel
Theodore Green

321–327
Snow stability index
H. Conway and J. Abrahamson

328–333
Air permeability as a textural indicator of snow
H. Conway and J. Abrahamson

334–340
A glacier flow model incorporating longitudinal deviatoric stresses
E.M. Shoemaker and L.W. Morland

341–347
Glacier sliding at subfreezing temperatures
R.L. Shreve

348–357
The shear strength characteristics of frozen coarse granular debris
W.G. Nickling and L. Bennett

358–361
Instruments and Methods
A new dry extraction system for gases in ice
Ernst Moor and Bernhard Stauffer

362–363
Instruments and Methods
Snow wetness measurement by fluorescent dye dilution
Robert E. Davis and Jeff Dozier

364–368
Can the mass balance of a glacier be estimated from its equilibrium-line altitude?
Roger J. Braithwaite

369–372
On the isotopic composition in ëD and ë18O of water and ice during freezing
R.A. Souchez and J. Jouzel

373–376
Electrical resistivity soundings of glacier beds: a test study on Grubengletscher, Wallis, Swiss Alps
Wilfried Haeberli and Werner Fisch

377–380
Accelerating flow of the Brunt Ice Shelf, Antarctica
D.A. Simmons and J.R. Rouse

381–384
A reconsideration of the mass balance of a portion of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Kenneth C. Jezek and Charles R. Bentley

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Contents

3–12
Characteristics of the heat balance of the Greenland ice sheet for modelling
W. Ambach

13–17
Measured re-advance of a debris-covered glacier terminus in the President Range, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada
R.J. Rogerson

18–27
Snow profiles and avalanche activity in the Cairngorm Mountains, Scotland
R.G.W. Ward, E.D.G. Langmuir and B. Beattie

28–33
Radiometric chronology of Changme-Khangpu Glacier, Sikkim
V.N. Nijampurkar, N. Bhandari, D.V. Borole and U. Bhattacharya

34–38
A re-assessment of the mass balance of the Lambert Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica
N.F. McIntyre

39–48
Thermal convection in ice sheets: we look but do not see
T. Hughes

49–53
Apparent short-term glacier velocity variations
Jørn-Ole Andreasen

54–59
Optimal measurement of ice-sheet deformation from surface-marker arrays
D.R. MacAyeal

60–62
Superplasticity owing to grain growth in polar ices
Paul Duval and Louis Lliboutry

63–64
Obituary
Daisuke Kuroiwa, 1916-1983
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An index of regional snow-pack stability based on natural slab avalanches
Arthur Judson and Rudy M. King

74–85
Frazil formation in water of different salinities and supercoolings
Gee Tsang and Thomas O'D.Hanley, S.J.

86–91
Flood and landslide events, Peyto Glacier terminus, Alberta, Canada, 1114 July 1983
P.G. Johnson and J.M. Power

92–98
Determination of the flow properties at Dye 3, south Greenland, by bore-holetilting measurements and perturbation modelling
Dorthe Dahl-Jensen

99–107
The dynamics of ice-sheet outlets
N.F. McIntyre

108–114
Spatial and temporal variations in electrical conductivity in a pro-glacial stream system
A.M. Gurnell and C.R. Fenn

115–119
Adjusting two-dimensional velocity data to obey continuity
L.A. Rasmussen

120–126
Normal stress effects in the creep of ice
David F. McTigue, Stephen L. Passman and Stephen J. Jones

127–135
Growth forms of large frost crystals in the Antarctic
C.A. Knight and A.L. DeVries

136–142
Audibility within and outside deposited snow
Jerome B. Johnson

143–149
Bedrock control on glacial limits: examples from the Ladakh and Zanskar Ranges, north-western Himalaya, India
Douglas W. Burbank and Monique B. Fort

150–156
Changes in texture and fabric of particles in glacial traction with distance from source, Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland
Ole Humlum

157–162
The internal structure and ice crystallography of seasonal frost mounds
W.H. Pollard and H.M. French

163–170
Mixing formulae and experimental results for the dielectric constant of snow
Ari Sihvola, Ebbe Nyfors and Martti Tiuri

171–176
Measurement of the fracture toughness of glacier ice
R.M. Andrews

177–184
Cylindrical flow in and over channels of irregular shape
Edward M. Shoemaker

185–187
A reconstruction of snow-avalanche characteristics in Montana, U.S.A., using vegetative indicators
David R. Butler and George P. Malanson

188–189
The diurnal hysteresis of snow albedo
K. McGuffie and A. Henderson-Sellers

190–193
Preferential discharge of pollutants during snowmelt in Scotland
E.M. Morris and A.G. Thomas

194–195
A note on the density distribution of dry snow
Chi-Hai Ling

196–197
Examination of selected microparticles from the Sentik Glacier core, Ladakh Himalaya, India
Emily Goss, Paul A. Mayewski and William Berry Lyons

198–200
Mass balance of the Greenland ice sheet at Dye 3
Niels Reeh and Niels S. Gundestrup

201
Review
Helmut Schroeder-Lanz, ed. Late- and postglacial oscillations of glaciers: glacial and periglacial forms. Rotterdam, A.A. Balkema, 1983. xix, 409 p.
David Sugden

201–202
Review
Stefan Hastenrath. The glaciers of equatorial east Africa. Dordrecht, etc. D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1984. xxiv, 353 p.
R.J. Adie


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Equilibrium-line altitudes and paleoenvironment in the Merchants Bay area, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
Fred F. Hawkins

214–219
Towards identification of optimum radar parameters for sea-ice monitoring
Y.S. Kim, R.K. Moore, R.G. Onstott and S. Gogineni

220–228
Till fabric and deformational structures in drumlins near Waukesha, Wisconsin, U.S.A
Scott D. Stanford and David M. Mickelson

229–232
ëDë18O relationships in ice formed by subglacial freezing: paleoclimatic implications
R.A. Souchez and J.M. de Groote

233–236
A preliminary assessment of the potential application of glaciochemical investigations on Heard Island, south Indian Ocean
Mary Jo Spencer, Paul A. Mayewski, Wm Berry Lyons
and Martin R. Hendy

237–241
Drift-ice abrasion marks along rocky shores
Jean-Claude Dionne

242–252
Creep buckling of ice shelves and the formation of pressure rollers
I.F. Collins and I.R. McCrae

253–262
Dielectric behaviour of firn and ice from the Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
John M. Reynolds

263–271
On supercooling and ice formation in turbulent sea-water
Anders Omstedt

272–280
A history of jökulhlaups from Strandline Lake, Alaska, U.S.A
Matthew Sturm and Carl S. Benson

281–292
The mathematical model of ice sheets and the calculation of the evolution of the Greenland Ice Sheet
S.S. Grigoryan, S.A. Buyanov, M.S. Krass and P.A. Shumskiy

293–302
On the analysis of longitudinal stress in glaciers
R.M. McMeeking and R.E. Johnson

303–307
Medial moraines of the Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Valais, Switzerland: debris supply and implications for moraine formation
B. Gomez and R.J. Small

308–318
Transfer of basal sliding variations to the surface of a linearly viscous glacier
Michael J. Balise and Charles F. Raymond

319–323
Seasonal surface-velocity variations on a sub-polar glacier in West Greenland
Jørn-Ole Andreasen

324–333
Ice avalanches: some empirical information about their formation and reach
Jürg Alean

334–339
Mass-balance and ice-flowlaw parameters for East Antarctica
T.C. Hamley, I.N. Smith and N.W. Young

340–349
Studies on crescentic fractures and crescentic gouges with the help of close-range photogrammetry
Theodor Wintges

350–359
Two-dimensional, time-dependent modeling of an arbitrarily shaped ice mass with the finite-element technique
Steven M. Hodge

360–361
Instruments and Methods
Ice-core drilling at 5700 m powered by a solar voltaic array
Bruce R. Koci

362–365
Instruments and Methods
A system for mounting end caps on ice specimens
D.M. Cole, L.D. Gould and W.B. Burch

366–368
A jökulhlaup near Søndre Strømfjord, West Greenland, and some effects on the ice-sheet margin
David E. Sugden, Chalmers M. Clapperton and Peter G. Knight

369–371
On the long-term behaviour of glacial ice under moving traffic load: a case study
S.G. Vombatkere

372–374
Isotope ratios of large ice masses
A.S. Jones

375–376
Obituary
Valter Schytt, 1920-1985
Charles Swithinbank and Gordon Robin

377
Review
V.M. Kotlyakov, ed. Glyatsiologicheskiy slovar' [Glaciological dictionary]. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1984. 528 p
Terence Armstrong

378–381
Correspondence
On re-assessment of the mass balance of the Lambert Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica
Ian Allison, Neal W. Young and Tim Medhurst

381–382
Correspondence
Reply to "On re-assessment of the mass balance of the Lambert Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica"
Neil McIntyre

383
Satellite imagery
International Glaciological Society (IGS)

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Contents

3–5
Sub-temperate basal sliding
A.C. Fowler

6–11
Icing on a non-rotating cylinder under conditions of high liquid water content in the air: I. Form and size of ice deposits
Jouko Launiainen and Markku Lyyra

12–19
Icing on a non-rotating cylinder under conditions of high liquid water content in the air: II. Heat transfer and rate of ice growth
Jouko Launiainen and Markku Lyyra

20–30
Subglacial hydrology for an ice sheet resting on a deformable aquifer
E.M. Shoemaker

31–38
Drainage-basin characteristics of Nordaustlandet ice caps, Svalbard
Julian A. Dowdeswell

39–49
Interpretation of radio echoes from Storglaciären, northern Sweden
M.E.R. Walford, M.I. Kennett and P. Holmlund

50–53
Assessment of mass-balance variations within a sparse stake network, Qamanârssûp sermia, West Greenland
Roger J. Braithwaite

54–59
On the sea-ice regime of the Ross Sea, Antarctica
Andrew P. Sturman and Mark R. Anderson

60–64
Glacial erosion of a High Arctic valley
John England

65–71
The formation of fjord thresholds
E.M. Shoemaker

72–86
The effects of basal melting on the present flow of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
D.R. MacAyeal and R.H. Thomas

87–94
Detection of the depth-hoar layer in the snow-pack of the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska, U.S.A., using satellite data
D.K. Hall, A.T.C. Chang and J.L. Foster

95–100
Melt-water drainage pattern of composite glaciers
Karl N. Thome

101–119
Combined measurements of subglacial water pressure and surface velocity of Findelengletscher, Switzerland: conclusions about drainage system and sliding mechanism
Almut Iken and Robert A. Bindschadler

120–132
On the mechanics of surging glaciers
R.M. McMeeking and R.E. Johnson

133
Correspondence
Discharge of debris by Glaciar Hatunraju, Cordillera Blanca, Peru
L. Lliboutry

133–135
Correspondence
Spatial and temporal variation of electrical conductivity, pH, and water temperature in the Gornera, Switzerland
Richard C. Metcalf

135
Correspondence
The faces of ice
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A numerical study of plane ice-sheet flow
K. Hutter, S. Yakowitz and F. Szidarovszky

161–167
On the deterioration of a grounded iceberg
S. Venkatesh

168–177
Theory and laboratory observations of naled ice growth
G.A. Schohl and R. Ettema

178–191
Propagating strain anomalies during mini-surges of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Charles F. Raymond and Stephen Malone

192–194
Refraction correction for radio echo-sounding of ice overlain by firn
L.A. Rasmussen

195–207
Discharges of turbid water during mini-surges of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Neil Humphrey, Charles Raymond and Will Harrison

208–218
Mass balance of four cirque glaciers in the Torngat Mountains of northern Labrador, Canada
Robert J. Rogerson

219–223
Determination of particle paths using the finite-element method
D.F.E. Stolle and M.S. Killeavy

224–231
Debris-influenced sliding laws and basal debris balance
E.M. Shoemaker

232–234
Some observations on subglacial ground-water flow
C.C. Smart

235–241
Modeling the influence of till rheology on the flow and profile of the Lake Michigan lobe, southern Laurentide ice sheet, U.S.A
James E. Beget

242–251
Antarctic iceberg distribution and dissolution
T.C. Hamley and W.F. Budd

252–254
Flow of the Brunt Ice Shelf, Antarctica, derived from LANDSAT images, 1974-85
D.A. Simmons

255–266
Role of debris cover in the thermal physics of glaciers
A.N. Bozhinskiy, M.S. Krass and V.V. Popovnin

267–284
Stress-gradient coupling in glacier flow: I. Longitudinal averaging of the influence of ice thickness and surface slope
Barclay Kamb and Keith A. Echelmeyer

285–298
Stress-gradient coupling in glacier flow: II. Longitudinal averaging of the flow response to small perturbations in ice thickness and surface slope
Keith A. Echelmeyer and Barclay Kamb

299–301
Instruments and Methods
A new instrument for determining strength profiles in snow cover
Timothy Dowd and R.L. Brown

302–303
Instruments and Methods
A method for growing large single crystals of sea ice
Toshiyuki Kawamura

304
Correspondence
Glacial lake drainage near Søndre Strømfjord, West Greenland
John E. Gordon


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Chemical fractionation of brine in the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica
James H. Cragin, Anthony J. Gow and Austin Kovacs

314–320
Explosive growth of shear-heating instabilities in the down-slope creep of ice sheets
David A. Yuen, Marc R. Saari and Gerald Schubert

321–324
Comparison of experimental and computer modeling of snow-block impact on structures
Lorraine B. Mead, Hideomi Nakamura, Theodore E. Lang
and Jimmie D. Dent

325–334
Wave ogives
E.D. Waddington

335–341
Stress-gradient coupling in glacier flow: III. Exact longitudinal equilibrium equation
Barclay Kamb

342–349
Stress-gradient coupling in glacier flow: IV. Effects of the "T " term
Barclay Kamb and Keith A. Echelmeyer

350–354
Medial moraines and surface melt on glaciers of the Torngat Mountains, northern Labrador, Canada
R.J. Rogerson, M.E. Olson and D. Branson

355–362
Effects of the 1966-68 eruptions of Mount Redoubt on the flow of Drift Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Matthew Sturm, Carl Benson and Peter MacKeith

363–365
Isotropic points on glaciers
J.F. Nye

366–370
Implications of the form of the flow law for vertical velocity and age-depth profiles in polar ice
E.W. Wolff and C.S.M. Doake

371–375
Changes in the salinity and porosity of sea-ice samples during shipping and storage
G.F.N. Cox and W.F. Weeks

376–382
A preliminary assessment of glacial ice profiling using VLF surface-impedance measurements
David V. Thiel

383–390
Ice conditions of an Arctic polynya: North Water in winter
Konrad Steffen

391–396
Three-dimensional coordination number from two-dimensional measurements: a new method
Richard B. Alley

397–403
Experiments on freeze-bonding between ice blocks in floating ice rubble
R. Ettema and J.A. Schaefer

404–414
Motion of sub-freezing ice past particles, with applications to wire regelation and frozen soils
Joseph S. Walder

415–424
Grain growth in polar ice: I. Theory
R.B. Alley, J.H. Perepezko and C.R. Bentley

425–433
Grain growth in polar ice: II. Application
R.B. Alley, J.H. Perepezko and C.R. Bentley

434–438
The granular structure of snow: an internal-state variable approach
A.C. Hansen and R.L. Brown

439–445
Hydraulics of subglacial cavities
Joseph S. Walder

446–454
Mass-balance measurements: problems and two new methods of determining variations
Louis Reynaud, Michel Vallon and Anne Letréguilly

455–463
Basal water and high-pressure basal ice
J. Weertman

464–474
The recent advance of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
S.S. Jacobs, D.R. MacAyeal and J.L. Ardai, Jr.

475–485
Isotopic fractionation at the base of polar and sub-polar glaciers
G.S. Boulton and U. Spring

486–500
Accumulation distribution in Terre Adélie, Antarctica: effect of meteorological parameters
P. Pettré, J.F. Pinglot, M. Pourchet and L. Reynaud

501–510
On the special rheological properties of ancient microparticle-laden Northern Hemisphere ice as derived from bore-hole and core measurements
D.A. Fisher and R.M. Koerner

511–519
Rate of short-term ablation of exposed ground ice, Banks Island, Northwest Territories, Canada
Antoni G. Lewkowicz

520–526
A crystallographic study of the perennially frozen ice surface of patterned lakes, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica
J.L.C. Chambers, C.J.L. Wilson and D.A. Adamson

527–529
Recent fluctuations of Rakhiot Glacier, Nanga Parbat, Punjab Himalaya, Pakistan
James S. Gardner

530–534
Finite-element simulation of the thermal regime of the Erebus Glacier tongue, Antarctica
D.F.E. Stolle and F.A. Mirza

535–537
Instruments and Methods
A field test to assess snow-slope stability
H. Conway, J. Abrahamson and R. Young

538–539
Instruments and Methods
Method of measuring liquid water mass fraction of snow by alcohol solution
D. Fisk

540–541
Instruments and Methods
A procedure for testing cored ice under uniaxial tension
Russell W. Lee

542–543
Correspondence
Snow chemistry from Xixabangma Peak, Tibet
Paul A. Mayewski, Wm Berry Lyons, Mary Jo Spencer
and Jerry L. Clayton

543
Correspondence
Winter-talus ridges, nivation ridges, and pro-talus ramparts
David R. Butler

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3–15
A coupled marine ice-streamice-shelf model
Isabelle Muszynski and G.E. Birchfield

16–23
The surface topography of large ice masses from LANDSAT imagery
Julian A. Dowdeswell and Neil F. McIntyre

24–26
Micro-meteorological conditions for snow melt
M. Kuhn

27–46
Waves of accelerated motion in a glacier approaching surge: the mini-surges of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.
Barclay Kamb and Hermann Engelhardt

47–50
A mechanism of basal ice-layer formation involving major ice-fabric changes
J.-L. Tison and R.D. Lorrain

51–54
Characteristics of two full-depth slab avalanches on Meall Uaine, Glen Shee, Scotland
Richard William Davison and Steven Keith Davison

55–59
Development of collapsed glacial topography in the Adams Inlet area, Alaska, U.S.A.
Garry D. McKenzie and Robert G. Goodwin

60–67
Evidence for headwall weathering zones, Boundary Glacier, Canadian Rocky Mountains
James S. Gardner

68–71
Evidence for a periodic ice-cliff avalanche on north-west Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canadian High Arctic
D.J.A. Evans and T.G. Fisher

72–78
Extrusion flow demonstrated by bore-hole deformation measurements over a riegel, Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke, Per Holmlund and Neal R. Iverson

79–82
Continued decrease of ice-flow velocity at Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, East Africa
Stefan Hastenrath

83–98
Direct observation of basal sliding and deformation of basal drift at sub-freezing temperatures
Keith Echelmeyer and Wang Zhongxiang

99–104
Research on the tunnel excavated in Urumqi Glacier No.1, Tianshan Glaciological Station, China
Huang Maohuan and Wang Zhongxiang

105–119
A thermodynamic model of the formation, growth, and decay of first-year sea ice
R. Gabison

120–122
Crystal structure of ice accreted on an ice substrate
Olga B. Nasello, Laura Levi and Franco Prodi

123–128
Mass balance of two High Arctic plateau ice caps
Raymond S. Bradley and Mark C. Serreze

129
Review
Armstrong, B., and Williams, K. 1986. The avalanche book. Golden, CO, Fulcrum Inc
C. Jaccard

130–131
Correspondence
The November 1986 survey of the Grand Moulin on the Mer de Glace, Mont Blanc Massif, France
Louis Reynaud

131
Correspondence
Basal water and high-pressure basal ice
J. Weertman

131–132
Correspondence
The 1985 surge and ice dam of Glaciar Grande del Nevado del Plomo, Argentina
Roberto H. Bruce, Gabriel A. Cabrera, Juan Carlos Leiva
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Mode of formation of "ablation hollows" controlled by dirt content of snow
Jonathon J. Rhodes, Richard L. Armstrong and Stephen G. Warren

140–148
A transient temperature solution for bore-hole model testing
Brian Hanson and Robert E. Dickinson

149–158
Topoclimatic studies of a High Arctic plateau ice cap
Raymond S. Bradley and Mark C. Serreze

159–161
Optical measurements of water lenses in ice
M.E.R. Walford, D.W. Roberts and I. Hill

162–168
Radiation and cloud observations on a High Arctic plateau ice cap
M.C. Serreze and R.S. Bradley

169–172
A major calving event of Jakobshavns Isbrae, West Greenland, on 9 August 1982
W. Epprecht

173–176
Inter-relations between the Arctic sea ice and the general circulation of the atmosphere
G. Wendler and Y. Nagashima

177–185
Steady-state three-dimensional ice flow over an undulating base: first-order theory with linear ice rheology
Niels Reeh

186–194
Ice/structure interaction tests with ice containing flaws
G.W. Timco

195–199
Snowfall and oxygen-isotope variations off the north coast of Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada
Martin O. Jeffries and H.Roy Krouse

200–211
On the thermal regime of an Arctic valley glacier: a study of White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, N.W.T., Canada
H. Blatter

212–217
Methods of calculation and remote-sensing measurements for the spatial distribution of glacier annual mass balances
V.G. Konovalov

218–230
Force, mass, and energy budgets of the Crary Ice Rise complex, Antarctica
D.R. MacAyeal, R.A. Bindschadler, S. Shabtaie, S. Stephenson
and C.R. Bentley

231–235
Early discoverers XXXIV
Early discoveries of the effects of ice action in Australia
Maxwell R. Banks, Eric A. Colhoun and David Hannan

236–238
Instruments and Methods
Electrochaude: a self-flushing hot-water drilling apparatus for glaciers with debris
Claude Rado, Claude Girard and Jacky Perrin

239–242
Instruments and Methods
Radio and electrical measurements on glacial streams
M.E.R. Walford

243–245
Instruments and Methods
A digital technique to estimate polynya characteristics from synthetic aperture radar sea-ice data
James D. Lyden and Robert A. Shuchman

246
Correspondence
Isotopic fractionation at the base of polar and sub-polar glaciers
R.A. Souchez

246–247
Correspondence
Winter-talus ridges, nivation ridges, and pro-talus ramparts
Colin K. Ballantyne

247–248
Correspondence
Early description of pro-talus ramparts
Stephen C. Porter

248–249
Correspondence
Concerning early descriptions of pro-talus ramparts
David R. Butler

249–250
Correspondence
A computer program for glacier-surface plain-strain analysis
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Sliding with cavity formation
A.C. Fowler

268–273
On the significance of normal stress effects in the flow of glaciers
Chi-Sing Man and Quan-Xin Sun

274–280
Strain-rate and grain-size effects in ice
David M. Cole

281–292
Glacier flow in a curving channel
Keith Echelmeyer and Barclay Kamb

293–299
Victoria lower glacier and Ross Sea glaciation, Dry Valleys area, south Victoria Land, Antarctica
T.J.H. Chinn

300–310
Observations on a debris-covered polar glacier "Whisky Glacier", James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
T.J.H. Chinn and A. Dillon

311–314
Evidence for a till layer beneath Storglaciären, Sweden, based on electrical resistivity measurements
Geoff Brand, Veijo Pohjola and Roger LeB. Hooke

315–318
On the relation of net balance, ice flow, and surface lowering of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, East Africa, 1982-86
Stefan Hastenrath

319–323
Interpretation of radio-echo returns from internal water bodies in Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Robert W. Jacobel and Stefan K. Anderson

324–329
Stable isotopes and debris in basal glacier ice, South Georgia, Southern Ocean
David E. Sugden, Chalmers M. Clapperton, J.Campbell Gemmell and Peter G. Knight

330–340
Airborne river-ice thickness profiling with helicopter-borne UHF short-pulse radar
Steven A. Arcone and Allan J. Delaney

341–345
Some observations on a recent surge of Peters Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Keith Echelmeyer, Robert Butterfield and Doug Cuillard

346–356
Environmental constraints on West Antarctic ice-sheet formation
D.R. Lindstrom and D.R. MacAyeal

357–362
Accumulation and temperature measurements on the James Ross Island ice cap, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
A.J. Aristarain, J.F. Pinglot and M. Pourchet

363–368
Calculation of mass balance of glaciers by remote-sensing imagery using similarity of accumulation and ablation isoline patterns
A.N. Krenke and V.M. Menshutin

369–373
A stressstrain relation for dry snow in Greenland and Antarctica
Chi-Hai Ling, L.A. Rasmussen and Carl S. Benson

374
Review
Drewry, D. 1986. Glacial geologic processes. London, Edward Arnold
Chalmers M. Clapperton

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Contents

3–10
Optical properties of blowing snow
J.W. Pomeroy and D.H. Male

11–18
Relation between the mass balance of western Canadian mountain glaciers and meteorological data
Anne Letréguilly

19–25
On the albedo of snow in Antarctica: a contribution to I.A.G.O.
Gerd Wendler and John Kelley

26–30
A stochastic model of atmospheric rime icing
E.M. Gates, A. Liu and E.P. Lozowski

31–39
Mass balance along two transects of the west side of the Greenland ice sheet
J.M. Kostecka and I.M. Whillans

40–45
A pressure-sintering model for the densification of polar firn and glacier ice
D.S. Wilkinson

46–54
A flow-line model for calculating the surface profile and the velocity, strain-rate, and stress fields in an ice sheet
Niels Reeh

55–63
Application of a flow model to the ice-divide region of Devon Island Ice Cap, Canada
N. Reeh and W.S.B. Paterson

64–70
A model of icicle growth
Lasse Makkonen

71–77
Localized basal freezing within George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctica
M. Pedley, J.G. Paren and J.R. Potter

78–86
The kinetic friction of snow
S.C. Colbeck

87–94
Drainage of the Austre Okstindbreen ice-dammed lake, Okstindan, Norway
N. Tvis Knudsen and Wilfred H. Theakstone

95–101
The nature and origin of a jökulhlaup near Casey Station, Antarctica
I.D. Goodwin

102–110
Mass balance and thermal regime of Laika ice cap, Coburg Island, N.W.T., Canada
Heinz Blatter and Giovanni Kappenberger

111–120
Seismic evidence for a weak basal layer during the 1982 surge of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.
Mark A. Richards

121–127
Ice-shelf response to ice-stream discharge fluctuations: I. Unconfined ice tongues
Douglas R. MacAyeal and Victor Barcilon

128–135
Ice-shelf response to ice-stream discharge fluctuations: II. Ideal rectangual ice shelf
Douglas R. MacAyeal and Manfred A. Lange

136–138
Obituary
John H. Mercer, 1922–1987
T.J. Hughes

139–140
Obituary
Albert P. Crary, 1911–1987
Charles R. Bentley

140
Obituary
Albert P. Crary, 1911–1987
Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith

141
Correspondence
Early descriptions of pro-talus ramparts
David J. Unwin

141–142
Correspondence
Early descriptions of pro-talus ramparts
Peter Wilson

142
Correspondence
Terminus of Glaciar O'Higgins, southern Chile
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A comparison of the energy-balance and bulk-aerodynamic approaches for estimating glacier melt
J.E. Hay and B.B. Fitzharris

154–169
Evolution of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., prior to its surge
C.F. Raymond and W.D. Harrison

170–177
Snow-slope stability a probabilistic approach
H. Conway and J. Abrahamson

178–182
Resurvey of bore hole at Dye 3, south Greenland
B. Lyle Hansen and N.S. Gundestrup

183–187
Identification of Chernobyl fall-out as a new reference level in Northern Hemisphere glaciers
M. Pourchet, J.F. Pinglot, L. Reynaud and G. Holdsworth

188–193
The yield of avalanche snow at Rogers Pass, British Columbia, Canada
Peter Schaerer

194–199
The annual balance of North Cascade glaciers, Washington, U.S.A., measured and predicted using an activity-index method
Mauri S. Pelto

200–207
Effect of glaciers on annual run-off, Johan Dahl Land, south Greenland
R.J. Braithwaite and Ole B. Olesen

208–216
Bed topography and mass-balance distribution of Columbia Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., determined from sequential aerial photography
L.A. Rasmussen

217–227
Character of the englacial and subglacial drainage system in the lower part of the ablation area of Storglaciären, Sweden, as revealed by dye-trace studies
Sheliah Z. Seaberg, John Z. Seaberg, Roger LeB. Hooke
and Daniel W. Wiberg

228–231
Character of the englacial and subglacial drainage system in the upper part of the ablation area of Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke, Sarah B. Miller and Jack Kohler

232–235
Acoustic emission methods applied to avalanche-formation studies
V.P. Yepifanov and V.P. Kuz'menko

236–241
A one-dimensional finite-element model for two-dimensional glacier flow
D.F.E. Stolle

242–248
Internal geometry and evolution of moulins, Storglaciären, Sweden
Per Holmlund

249–252
Instruments and Methods
Microcomputer-based image-processing system
Donald K. Perovich and Akira Hirai

253
Obituary
Father Thomas O'D. Hanley, S.J., 19231987
Tom Osterkamp

254–255
Correspondence
Ice rafting: an indication of glaciation?
Erk Reimnitz and Edward W. Kempema

255–256
Correspondence
Chernobyl fall-out on glaciers in the Austrian Alps
W. Ambach, W. Rehwald, M. Blumthaler, H. Eisner and P. Brunner

256
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The influence of J.G. Goodchild
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On the formulation of the basal debris drag for the case of sparse debris
E.M. Shoemaker

265–268
ëD-ë18O relationships and the thermal history of basal ice near the margins of two glaciers in Lyngen, north Norway
J.E. Gordon, W.G. Darling, W.B. Whalley and A.F. Gellatly

269–273
Is the longitudinal profile of Storglaciären, northern Sweden, in balance with the present climate?
Per Holmlund

274–282
Modelling changes in the dielectric and scattering properties of young snow-covered sea ice at GHz frequencies
Mark R. Drinkwater and G.B. Crocker

283–290
Concerning the deposition and diagenesis of strata in polar firn
Richard B. Alley

291–292
Fish antifreeze proteins and the creep of polycrystalline ice
John W. Glen and David J. Ives

293–296
Enhanced radar scattering from water inclusions in ice
J.L. Bamber

297–300
Analysis of trace elements in the BHQ ice core, Law Dome, Antarctica
Liu Yun-Gang, Zhang Yun-Hui, Li Gui-Qun, Xiao Lun and Xie Zi-chu

301–308
Two-dimensional deformation patterns in sea ice
Björn Erlingsson

309–317
Temporal variations of isotopic composition of glacier-river water during summer: observations at Austre Okstindbreen, Okstindan, Norway
Wilfred H. Theakstone

318–326
Dynamics of the ice-crushing process
Ian J. Jordaan and Garry W. Timco

327–332
Rock glaciers of the Dalton Range, Kluane Ranges, south-west Yukon Territory, Canada
Peter G. Johnson and Diane Lacasse

333–341
Simulation of historic glacier variations with a simple climateglacier model
Johannes Oerlemans

342–348
Early discoverers XXXV
Descent of glaciers: some early speculations on glacier flow and ice physics
J.C.F. Walker and E.D. Waddington

349–354
Instruments and Methods
A portable digital data-acquisition system for surface-based ice-radar studies
Robert W. Jacobel, Stefan K. Anderson and Dennis F. Rioux

355–357
Instruments and Methods
A method for computing shallow ice-core depths
Ian M. Whillans and John F. Bolzan

358–362
Instruments and Methods
Measurement of outflow from a snowbank with basal ice
Kathy Lynn Young and Antoni G. Lewkowicz

363
Review
Higashi, A., ed. 1988. Lattice defects in ice crystals X-ray topographic observations. Sapporo, Japan, Hokkaido University Press
Robert W. Whitworth

364–365
Correspondence
Rheological contrast between Pleistocene and Holocene ice in Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada: a new interpretation
Roger LeB. Hooke, X.Q. Gao, T.H. Jacka and R.A. Souchez

365–366
Correspondence
Estimating glacier melt from bulk-exchange coefficients
Roger J. Braithwaite

366
Correspondence
The influence of J.G. Goodchild
G.S. Boulton

366–367
Correspondence
The influence of J.G. Goodchild
John Shaw

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Contents

3–8
Modelling Antarctic fast-ice growth
G.B. Crocker and P. Wadhams

9–16
Stable-isotope (18O/16O) tracing of fresh, brackish, and sea ice in multi-year land-fast sea ice, Ellesmere Island, Canada
Martin O. Jeffries, H. Roy Krouse, William M. Sackinger
and Harold V. Serson

17–22
The geometry of water veins and nodes in polycrystalline ice
J.F. Nye

23–29
Snow-crystal growth with varying surface temperatures and radiation penetration
S.C. Colbeck

30–37
Ice/bed interface and englacial properties of Svalbard ice masses deduced from airborne radio echo-sounding data
J.L. Bamber

38–42
Ice-shelf response to ice-stream discharge fluctuations: III. The effects of ice-stream imbalance on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Douglas R. MacAyeal

43–47
A synthetic-aperture radio-echo experiment at Storglaciären, Sweden
M.E.R. Walford and M.I. Kennett

48–52
A map-plane finite-element model: three modeling experiments
James L. Fastook and Judith E. Chapman

53–60
Force budget: I. Theory and numerical methods
C.J. van der Veen and I.M. Whillans

61–67
Force budget: II. Application to two-dimensional flow along Byrd Station Strain Network, Antarctica
C.J. van der Veen and I.M. Whillans

68–80
Force budget: III. Application to three-dimensional flow of Byrd Glacier, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans, Y.H. Chen, C.J. van der Veen and T.J. Hughes

81–84
The medial moraines of Ghiacciaio dei Forni, Valtellina, Italy: morphology and sedimentology
C. Smiraglia

85–97
Ice flow over a bump: experiment and numerical simulations
Jacques Meyssonnier

98–107
Mapping of the topography of continental ice by inversion of satellite-altimeter data
F. Rémy, P. Mazzega, S. Houry, C. Brossier and J.F. Minster

108–118
Water-pressure coupling of sliding and bed deformation: I.
Water system

R.B. Alley

119–129
Water-pressure coupling of sliding and bed deformation: II. Velocitydepth profiles
R.B. Alley

130–139
Water-pressure coupling of sliding and bed deformation: III. Application to Ice Stream B, Antarctica
R.B. Alley, D.D. Blankenship, S.T. Rooney and C.R. Bentley

140–142
Instruments and Methods
A shear-creep system for studying grain-boundary behaviour in ice
M. Ignat and G. Ricou

143–148
Instruments and Methods
Design and operation of a portable, digital impulse radar
F.H.M. Jones, B.Barry Narod and Garry K.C. Clarke

149–150
Review
Gurnell, A.M. and M.J. Clark, eds. 1987. Glacio- fluvial sediment transfer: an alpine perspective. Chichester, etc., John Wiley and Sons Ltd
T.J.H. Chinn

151–152
Correspondence
Correction to: Force, mass, and energy budgets of the Crary Ice Rise complex, Antarctica
Douglas R. MacAyeal, Robert A. Bindschadler, Simon Stephenson, Sion Shabtaie and Charles R. Bentley

153–154
Correspondence
Some additional remarks on isotope stratification of the snow cover in high mountains
Jerzy Grabczak, Jerzy Niewodniczanski and Kazimierz R¢zanski


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A comparison of two recent jökulhlaups from an ice-dammed lake, Søndre Strømfjord, West Greenland
Andrew J. Russell

163–168
Spatial patterns of mass-balance fluctuations of North American glaciers
Anne Letréguilly and Louis Reynaud

169–178
A time-dependent thermodynamic model of the build-up of sea-ice platforms
K. Szilder and E.P. Lozowski

179–182
Waves on glacier beds
V.L. Mazo

183–190
Dynamics of the Late Pleistocene Big Timber Glacier, Crazy Mountains, Montana, U.S.A.
Donald R. Murray and William W. Locke, III

191–192
The fracture toughness of ice in contact with salt water
S.A. Sabol and E.M. Schulson

193–196
"Striations" produced by catastrophic subglacial drainage of a glacier-dammed lake, Mjølkedalsbreen, Southern Norway
Danny McCarroll, John A. Matthews and Richard A. Shakesby

197–200
VLF surface-impedance measurements for ice-depth mapping in the Antarctic
David V. Thiel and Fiona Neall

201–208
Short-term variations in strain and surface tilt on Storglaciären, Kebnekaise, northern Sweden
Peter Jansson and Roger LeB. Hooke

209–213
Air movement in snow due to windpumping
S.C. Colbeck

214–216
Stacking of basal debris layers without bulk freezing-on: isotopic evidence from West Greenland
Peter G. Knight

217–223
The development of aligned columnar sea ice: a field investigation
Ed Stander and Bernard Michel

224–234
On the nature of Svalbard icebergs
Julian A. Dowdeswell

235–247
A 3 year record of seasonal variations in surface velocity, Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke, Peter Calla, Per Holmlund, Mats Nilsson
and Arjen Stroeven

248–252
Evaluation of avalanche-mass determination approaches: an example from the Himalaya, Pakistan
F.A. de Scally and J.S. Gardner

253–259
Detection of climate signal by inter-stake correlations of annual ablation data, Qamanârssûp sermia, West Greenland
Roger J. Braithwaite and Ole B. Olesen

260–266
Bending shear: the rate-controlling mechanism for calving ice walls
Terence Hughes and Masayuki Nakagawa

267–275
Observations of the surface properties of the ice sheets by satellite radar altimetry
K.C. Partington, J.K. Ridley, C.G. Rapley and H.J. Zwally

276–280
Structure and debris characteristics of medial moraines in Jotunheimen, Norway: implications for moraine classification
D.M. Vere and D.I. Benn

281–283
X-ray topographic observations of edge dislocation glide on non-basal planes in ice
C. Shearwood and R.W. Whitworth

284–286
Correspondence
Modeling the influence of till rheology on the flow and profile of the Lake Michigan lobe, southern Laurentide Ice Sheet, U.S.A.: discussion
Peter U. Clark and W. Hilton Johnson

286–288
Correspondence
Reply to: "Modeling the influence of till rheology on the flow and profile of the Lake Michigan lobe, southern Laurentide Ice Sheet, U.S.A.: discussion"
James E. Begét

288–290
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River-ice mounds on Alaska's North Slope
Steven A. Arcone, Allan J. Delaney and Darryl Calkins

290–292
Correspondence
Seasonal variations in diatom abundance and provenance in Greenland ice
R.I. Gayley, M. Ram and E.F. Stoermer

292–294
Correspondence
In-situ measurements of electrical conductivity and pH in core samples from a glacier in Spitsbergen, Svalbard
Kokichi Kamiyama, Yoshiyuki Fujii, Okitsugu Watanabe, Kaoru Izumi, Kazuhide Satow, Takao Kameda and Toshiyuki Kawamura

294
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Vertical dispersion of Chernobyl fall-out on Kesselwandferner, Oetztal Alps, Austria
W. Ambach, W. Rehwald, M. Blumthaler, H. Eisner and P. Brunner

294–295
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Glacier ice-cored rock glaciers in the Yukon Territory, Canada?
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The topography and surface characteristics of the Larsen Ice Shelf, Antarctica, using satellite altimetry
Jeff Ridley, Wyn Cudlip, Neil McIntyre and Chris Rapley

311–316
Effects of climatic perturbations on the surface-ablation regime of the Greenland Ice Sheet, West Greenland
W. Ambach

317–324
Apron entrainment at the margins of sub-polar glaciers, north-west Ellesmere Island, Canadian High Arctic
David J.A. Evans

325–332
Ice flow and mass changes of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, East Africa: observations 1974-86, modelling, and predictions to the year 2000 A.D
Stefan Hastenrath

333–342
An energy and mass model of snow cover suitable for operational avalanche forecasting
E. Brun, E. Martin, V. Simon, C. Gendre and C. Coléou

343–348
Surface roughness and bulk heat transfer on a glacier: comparison with eddy correlation
D. Scott Munro

349–354
Estimates of peak discharge from the drainage of ice-dammed Ape Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Joseph R. Desloges, David P. Jones and Karl E. Ricker

355–369
Time-scale for adjustment of glaciers to changes in mass balance
Tómas Jóhannesson, Charles Raymond and Ed Waddington

370–377
Distribution of net mass balance in the vicinity of Crary Ice Rise, Antarctica
Robert A. Bindschadler, Eric P. Roberts and Douglas R. MacAyeal

378–382
The effect of the specimen-platen interface on internal cracking and brittle fracture of ice under compression: high-speed photography
E.M. Schulson, M.C. Gies, G.J. Lasonde and W.A. Nixon

383–391
On the development of transverse ridges on rock glaciers
Deborah S. Loewenherz, Christopher J. Lawrence and Richard L. Weaver

392–398
Crystalline texture of the 2083 m ice core at Vostok Station, Antarctica
V.Ya. Lipenkov, N.I. Barkov, P. Duval and P. Pimienta

399–405
Mass-balance gradients and climatic change
J. Oerlemans and N.C. Hoogendoorn

406–417
The age-depth profile in the upper part of a steady-state ice sheet
Niels Reeh

419–425
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W.J. McGee on glacial erosion laws and the development of glacial valleys
Jonathan M. Harbor

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3–10
Crevasse deformation and examples from Ice Stream B, Antarctica
P.L. Vornberger and I.M. Whillans

11–16
The Dominion Range ice core, Queen Maud Mountains, Antarctica general site and core characteristics with implications
Paul A. Mayewski, Mark S. Twickler, Wm Berry Lyons, Mary Jo Spencer, Debra A. Meese, Anthony J. Gow, Pieter Grootes, Todd Sowers, M. Scott Watson and Eric Saltzman

17–30
Determination of the surface and bed topography in central Greenland
Steven M. Hodge, David L. Wright, Jerry A. Bradley, Robert W. Jacobel, Neils Skou and Bruce Vaughn

31–36
Icequakes on Ekström Ice Shelf near Atka Bay, Antarctica
H. von der Osten-Woldenburg

37–40
Relationship between the development of depth hoar and avalanche release in the Tian Shan Mountains, China
Ma Weilin and Hu Ruji

41–48
On the numerical solution of Stefen problems in temperate ice
Kolumban Hutter, Amédé Zryd and Hans Röthlisberger

49–56
Thermal response of a small ice cap to climatic forcing
Brian Hanson

57–66
Avalanche weather forecasting at the Northwest Avalanche Center, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.
S.A. Ferguson, M.B. Moore, R.T. Marriott and P. Speers-Hayes

67–71
Subglacial water pressures and the shape of subglacial conduits
Roger LeB. Hooke, Tron Laumann and Jack Kohler

72–74
Observations on the drainage of an ice-dammed lake in West Greenland
Andrew J. Russell, John F. Aitken and Carmen de Jong

75–81
Remote-sensing studies of Kvitøyjøkulen, an ice cap on Kvitøya, north-east Svalbard
Jonathan L. Bamber and Julian A. Dowdeswell

82–88
Jakobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland: seasonal variations in velocity or lack thereof
Keith Echelmeyer and William D. Harrison

89–101
Configuration of the drainage system of Midtdalsbreen, Norway, as indicated by dye-tracing experiments
Ian C. Willis, Martin J. Sharp and Keith S. Richards

102–106
In-situ tensile tests of snow-pack layers
J.B. Jamieson and C.D. Johnston

107–111
A notch-strengthening effect in fresh-water ice
Wilfrid A. Nixon and Erland M. Schulson

112–121
Instruments and Methods
A digital low-frequency, surface-profiling ice-radar system
David L. Wright, Steven M. Hodge, Jerry A. Bradley, Thomas P. Grover and Robert W. Jacobel

122
Review
Lliboutry, L.A. 1987. Very slow flow of solids. Basics of modeling in geodynamics and glaciology. Dordrecht, etc., Martinus Nijhoff Publishers
E.M. Morris

122–124
Review
Swithinbank, C. 1988. Satellite image atlas of glaciers of the world: Antarctica. Washington, DC, United States Government Printing Office. (United States Geological Survey Professional Paper 1386-B)
Ian Allison and Olav Orheim

125
Correspondence
About the origin of rock glaciers
Louis Lliboutry

125–126
Correspondence
An unusual jökulhlaup involving potholes on Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska Range, Alaska, U.S.A
Matthew Sturm and Dawn M. Cosgrove

126–128
Correspondence
Comments on "Character of the englacial and subglacial drainage system in the lower part of the ablation area of Storglaciären, Sweden, as revealed by dye-trace studies"
C.C. Smart

128–129
Correspondence
Reply to "Comments on 'Character of the englacial and subglacial drainage system in the lower part of the ablation area of Storglaciären, Sweden, as revealed by dye-trace studies'"
Roger LeB. Hooke and Jack Kohler

129–130
Correspondence
Implications of glacial sculpture on Hans Island, between Greenland and Ellesmere Island (Nares Strait)
T.A. De Freitas

130
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The origin of waves on rock glaciers
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Intensity of satellite radar-altimeter return power over continental ice: a potential measurement of katabatic wind intensity
F. Rémy, C. Brossier and J.F. Minster

143–150
Experiments on the growth of spongy ice near a stagnant point
G.S.H. Lock and I.B. Foster

151–158
Thermal characteristics of the permafrost within an active rock glacier (Murtèl/Corvatsch, Grisons, Swiss Alps)
Daniel Vonder Mühll and Wilfried Haeberli

159–162
A surge of Bualtar Glacier, Karakorum Range, Pakistan: a possible landslide trigger
James S. Gardner and Kenneth Hewitt

163–168
The potential for basal melting under Summit, Greenland
John Firestone, Ed Waddington and James Cunningham

169–178
Two-dimensional spreading and thickening of aufeis
G.A. Schohl and R. Ettema

179–187
A theoretical determination of the characteristic equation Of snow in the pendular regime
E.M. Morris and R.J. Kelly

188–198
A model for scaling avalanche speeds
D.M. McClung

199–209
Mass balance of Rhonegletscher during 1882/831986/87
Jiyang Chen and Martin Funk

210–216
On the temperature distribution of glaciers in China
Huang Maohuan

217–221
Response of the energy balance on the margin of the Greenland ice sheet to temperature changes
Roger J. Braithwaite and Ole B. Olesen

222–228
A simple energy-balance model to calculate ice ablation at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet
Roger J. Braithwaite and Ole B. Olesen

229–237
Numerical simulation of powder-snow avalanches
Yusuke Fukushima and Gary Parker

238–246
Analysis and modeling of melt-water refreezing in dry snow
W.Tad Pfeffer, Tissa H. Illangasekare and Mark F. Meier

247–254
Instruments and Methods
Design, development, field observations, and preliminary results of the coherent Antarctic radar depth sounder (CARDS) of the University of Kansas, U.S.A.
G. Raju, W. Xin and R.K. Moore

255–257
Instruments and Methods
A PC-based portable ice-radar receiver
W.R. Hammond and K.F. Sprenke

258–259
Correspondence
First discovery of fossil ice of 1000-1700 year B.P. in Japan
Minoru Yoshida, Katsuhiro Yamamoto, Kenji Higuchi, Hajime Iida, Tetsuo Ohata and Toshio Nakamura


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A subglacial boundary-layer regelation mechanism
E.M. Shoemaker

269–272
Boudinage: a source of stratigraphic disturbance in glacial ice in central Greenland
J. Cunningham and E.D. Waddington

273–278
Digital terrain models as a tool for glacier studies
Hermann Rentsch, Walter Welsch, Christian Heipke
and Maynard M. Miller

279–286
Ice-marginal depositional processes in a polar maritime environment, Vestfold Hills, Antarctica
Sean J. Fitzsimons

287–298
Hot-water drilling and bore-hole closure in cold ice
Neil Humphrey and Keith Echelmeyer

299–303
Correction of air-content measurements in polar ice for the effect of cut bubbles at the surface of the sample
P. Martinerie, V.Ya. Lipenkov and D. Raynaud

304–314
Laboratory simulations of glacial abrasion: comparison with theory
Neal R. Iverson

315–323
18O concentrations in sea ice of the Weddell Sea, Antarctica
M.A. Lange, P. Schlosser, S.F. Ackley, P. Wadhams and G.S. Dieckmann

324–339
Flow laws for glacier ice: comparison of numerical predictions and field measurements
C.J. van der Veen and I.M. Whillans

340–342
A modern pollen spectrum from Dye 3, south Greenland ice sheet
Jocelyne C. Bourgeois

343–349
Thermal expansion coefficients for sea ice
Jerome B. Johnson and Ronald C. Metzner

350–351
Correspondence
Recent change in ice thickness in Windless Bight, Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica?
G. Delisle

351–353
Correspondence
Vapor-pressure dependence on temperature in models of snow metamorphism
S.C. Colbeck

353
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Extraordinary melt-water run-off near Søndre Strømfjord, West Greenland
Andrew J. Russell

353–356
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Comments on: "6000-year climate records in an ice core from the Høghetta ice dome in northern Spitsbergen"
Julian A. Dowdeswell, David J. Drewry and Jefferson C. Simões

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3–10
A comparison between active and passive microwave measurements of the Antarctic ice sheet and their association with the surface katabatic winds
F. Rémy and J.F. Minster

11–22
Glaciological studies at Siple Station (Antarctica): potential ice-core paleoclimatic record
E. Mosley-Thompson, J. Dai, L.G. Thompson, P.M. Grootes, James K. Arbogast and J.F. Paskievitch

23–26
Equilibrium oxygen- and hydrogen-isotope fractionation between ice and water
M. Lehmann and U. Siegenthaler

27–36
Potential effects of subglacial water-pressure fluctuations on quarrying
Neal R. Iverson

37–46
Borehole temperatures at the Colle Gnifetti core-drilling site (Monte Rosa, Swiss Alps)
Wilfried Haeberli and Martin Funk

47–50
Freezing of water drops on a cold surface
M.E.R. Walford, D.M. Hargreaves, S. Stuart-Smith and M. Lowson

51–58
The use of tiltmeters to study the dynamics of Antarctic ice-shelf grounding lines
A.M. Smith

59–66
The composition of the englacial and subglacial component in bulk meltwaters draining the Gornergletscher, Switzerland
Martyn Tranter and Robert Raiswell

67–76
Deforming-bed origin for southern Laurentide till sheets?
Richard B. Alley

77–88
Surface profiles and basal shear stresses of outlet glaciers from a Late-glacial mountain ice field in western Scotland
Peter W. Thorp

89–96
A three-dimensional theory of wind pumping
Garry K.C. Clarke and Edwin D. Waddington

97–106
Glacier dynamics in the Susitna River basin, Alaska, U.S.A.
Ted S. Clarke

107–112
Measuring the dihedral angle of water at a grain boundary in ice by an optical diffraction method
M.E.R. Walford and J.F. Nye

113–119
Variations in grain-size distribution of suspended sediment in a glacial meltwater stream, Austre Okstindbreen, Norway
Erik Karlsen

120–128
Analysis of glacier facies using satellite techniques
Richard S. Williams, Jr., Dorothy K. Hall and Carl S. Benson

129–139
Large-scale statistical study of Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) data over Antarctica
Michel Fily and Jean-Pierre Benoist

140–148
New precipitation and accumulation maps for Greenland
Atsumu Ohmura and Niels Reeh

149–157
Steady-state characteristics of the Greenland ice sheet under different climates
Anne Letréguilly, Philippe Huybrechts and Niels Reeh

158–169
Geometric and thermal evolution of a surge-type glacier in its quiescent state: Trapridge Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada, 196989
Garry K.C. Clarke and Erik W. Blake

170–176
Instruments and Methods
Butyl acetate, an alternative drilling fluid for deep ice-coring projects
T.A. Gosink, J.J. Kelley, B.R. Koci, T.W. Burton and M.A. Tumeo

177–180
Instruments and Methods
NMR imaging of salt-water ice
W.A. Edelstein and E.M. Schulson

181–183
Correspondence
Iceberg tool marks: an example from Heinabergsjökull, southeast Iceland
Matthew R. Bennett and Joanna E. Bullard

183–185
Correspondence
Glaciological reconnaissance on the Loonney ice cap, Alexandra Land, Franz Josef Land
Sergey A. Sin'kevich, Pavel A. Korolev and Konstantin E. Smirnov

185–186
Correspondence
Unusual discoveries of corpses immersed in glacier ice after fatal accidents glaciological aspects
W. Ambach, E. Ambach and W. Tributsch

186–188
Correspondence
Reply to "Comments on: '6000year climate records in an ice core from the Høghetta ice dome in northern Spitsbergen'"
Yoshiyuki Fujii

188–190
Correspondence
Subglacial water and sediment samplers
Erik W. Blake and Garry K.C. Clarke


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Changes in microstructure of snow under large deformations
Michael Q. Edens and Robert L. Brown

203–208
On the relationship between neck length and bond radius during compression of snow
R.L. Brown and M.Q. Edens

209–219
Holocene paleoenvironmental reconstruction from deep ground temperatures: a comparison with paleoclimate derived from the ë18O record in an ice core from the Agassiz Ice Cap, Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Alan E. Taylor

220–227
The topology of ice-sheet centres
J.F. Nye

228–235
The thermal response of downhill skis
S.C. Colbeck and G.C. Warren

236–246
Length, width and slope influences on glacier surging
Garry K.C. Clarke

247–260
Ice physical properties, structural characteristics and stratigraphy in Hobson's Choice Ice Island and implications for the growth history of East Ward Hunt Ice Shelf, Canadian High Arctic
Martin O. Jeffries, Harold V. Serson, H. Roy Krouse and William M. Sackinger

261–269
Polythermal conditions in Arctic glaciers
Heinz Blatter and Kolumban Hutter

270–280
Crack-fabrication techniques and their effects on the fracture toughness and CTOD for fresh-water columnar ice
Y. Wei, S.J. DeFranco and J.P. Dempsey

281–295
Laboratory experiments on the dynamics of powder-snow avalanches in the run-out zone
Felix Hermann and Kolumban Hutter

296–300
A numerical simulation of supraglacial heat advection and its influence on ice melt
R.D. Moore


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Simple model of shock-wave attenuation in snow
Jerome B. Johnson

313–318
Observations on Speke Glacier, Ruwenzori Range, Uganda
Georg Kaser and Bernd Noggler

319–322
The fracture of ice on scales large and small: Arctic leads and wing cracks
E.M. Schulson and W.D. Hibler, III

323–325
Snow-stratification investigation based on an Antarctic ice stream with an X-band radar system
Richard R. Forster, Curt H. Davis, Timothy W. Rand and Richard K. Moore

326–338
Paleothermometry by control methods
Douglas R. MacAyeal, John Firestone and Edwin Waddington

339–347
Freezing-rate effects on the physical characteristics of basal ice formed by net adfreezing
Bryn Hubbard

348–356
Non-climatic control of glacier-terminus fluctuations in the Wrangell and Chugach Mountains, Alaska, U.S.A
Matthew Sturm, Dorothy K. Hall, Carl S. Benson and William O. Field

357–367
Stratigraphy, stable isotopes and salinity in multi-year sea ice from the rift area, south George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctica
J.-L. Tison, E.M. Morris, R. Souchez and J. Jouzel

368–382
Surficial glaciology of Jakobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland: Part I. Surface morphology
K. Echelmeyer, T.S. Clarke and W.D. Harrison

383-387
Snow-accumulation variability from seasonal surface observations and firn-core stratigraphy, eastern Wilkes Land, Antarctica
Ian D. Goodwin

388-400
The duration of the active phase on surge-type glaciers: contrasts between Svalbard and other regions
Julian A. Dowdeswell, Gordon S. Hamilton and Jon Ove Hagen

401–413
Thermal behaviour of glacier and laboratory ice
J.F. Nye

414–419
Instruments and Methods
Estimating ice temperature from short records in thermally disturbed boreholes
Neil Humphrey

420–422
Instruments and Methods
An efficient method for a delayed and accurate characterization of snow grains from natural snowpacks
E. Brun and E. Pahaut

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Ice deformation very close to the ice-sheet margin in West Greenland
Peter G. Knight

9–12
Temperature compensation of electrical conductivity in glacial meltwaters
C.C. Smart

13–22
A numerical model to simulate snow-cover stratigraphy for operational avalanche forecasting
E. Brun, P. David, M. Sudul and G. Brunot

23–35
BEPERS pilot study: an experiment with X-band synthetic aperture radar over Baltic Sea ice
Matti Leppäranta, Risto Kuittinen and Jan Askne

36–42
Ice-flow and mass changes of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, East Africa, 1986-90: observations and modeling
Stefan Hastenrath

43–50
Accumulation and flow rates of ice on Chhota Shigri glacier, central Himalaya, using radio-active and stable isotopes
V.N. Nijampurkar and D.K. Rao

51–64
Subglacial water flow inferred from stream measurements at South Cascade Glacier, Washington, U.S.A
Andrew G. Fountain

65–76
Microcracking and the failure of polycrystalline ice under triaxial compression
P. Kalifa, G. Ouillon and P. Duval

77–92
The role of bed separation and friction in sliding over an undeformable bed
Jürg Schweizer and Almut Iken

93–100
Non-linear acoustic imaging of ice properties
J.-Y. Guigné‚, G.B. Crocker and P. Hunt

101–104
Mass balance of Himalayan glaciers using AAR and ELA methods
Anil V. Kulkarni

105–112
Subglacial floods and the origin of low-relief ice-sheet lobes
E.M. Shoemaker

113–124
Interpretation of borehole-inclinometer data: a general theory applied to a new instrument
Erik W. Blake and Garry K.C. Clarke

125–151
On the pulling power of ice streams
T. Hughes

152–156
Short-term variations in flow velocity of Glaciar Soler, Patagonia, Chile
Renji Naruse, Hiroshi Fukami and Masamu Aniya

157–161
Search for temporal changes in the velocity of Ice Stream B, West Antarctica
J. McDonald and I.M. Whillans

162–168
Predicted time-scales for GISP2 and GRIP boreholes at Summit, Greenland
Christine Schøtt, E.D. Waddington and C.F. Raymond

169–181
Surficial glaciology of Jakobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland: Part II. Ablation, accumulation and temperature
K. Echelmeyer, W.D. Harrison, T.S. Clarke and C. Benson

182–190
Application of a general sliding law to simulating flow in a glacier cross-section
Jonathan M. Harbor

191–199
Theoretical analysis of snow-dam decay
Xia Zhaojun and Ming-Ko Woo

200–207
How can low-pressure channels and deforming tills coexist subglacially?
Richard B. Alley

208–209
Correspondence
A large calving event of Ventisquero San Rafael, southern Chile
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Stress-induced foliation in the terminus of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., formed during the 198283 surge
W. Tad Pfeffer

223–232
Climate sensitivity of glaciers in southern Norway: application of an energy-balance model to Nigardsbreen, Hellstugubreen and Alfotbreen
J. Oerlemans

233–244
Hintereisferner, Austria: mass-balance reconstruction and numerical modelling of the historical length variations
W. Greuell

245–256
Flow-law hypotheses for ice-sheet modeling
Richard B. Alley

257–265
The determination of glacier speed by time-lapse photography under unfavourable conditions
W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer, D.M. Cosgrove and C.F. Raymond

266–272
Calculated variations of annual ice ablation at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet, West Greenland, 1961-90
Roger J. Braithwaite, Ole B. Olesen and Henrik Højmark Thomsen

273–281
Thermal effects due to air flow and vapor transport in dry snow
M.R. Albert and W.R. McGilvary

282–294
Theoretical calving rates from glaciers along ice walls grounded in water of variable depths
T. Hughes

295–301
The western Barents Sea and the Svalbard archipelago 18 000 years ago a finite-difference computer model reconstruction
Elisabeth Isaksson

302–308
Refraction correction for radio-echo sounding of large ice masses
W.G. Rees and R.E. Donovan

309–313
Recent fluctuations of glaciers in Valtellina (Italian Alps) and climatic variations
Manuela Pelfini and Claudio Smiraglia

314–316
Correspondence
Ice-blister observations on glaciers, sea ice and rivers
Austin Kovacs


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A study of ablation variations on the tongue of Hintereisferner, Austrian Alps
R.S.W. van de Wal, J. Oerlemans and J.C. van der Hage

325–332
Ice-core dating and chemistry by direct-current electrical conductivity
Kendrick Taylor, Richard Alley, Joe Fiacco, Pieter Grootes, Gregg Lamorey, Paul Mayewski and Mary Jo Spencer

333–347
Observations of the water-vein system in polycrystalline ice
Heidy M. Mader

348–358
Intra-seasonal changes in deformation profiles revealed by borehole studies, Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke, Veijo Allan Pohjola, Peter Jansson and Jack Kohler

359–374
The thermal behaviour of the water-vein system in polycrystalline ice
Heidy M. Mader

375–387
Melting of ice shelves and the mass balance of Antarctica
S.S. Jacobs, H.H. Hellmer, C.S.M. Doake, A. Jenkins and R.M. Frolich

388–396
Tools for examining subglacial bed deformation
Erik Blake, Garry K.C. Clarke and Marc C. Gérin

397–411
Climate at the equilibrium line of glaciers
Atsumu Ohmura, Peter Kasser and Martin Funk

412–416
Determination of a flow center on an ice cap
C.J. van der Veen and I.M. Whillans

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3
Preface
K. Hutter

5–9
Effects of climatic perturbations on the equilibrium-line altitude, West Greenland
Walter Ambach

10–14
A topological approach to the strain-rate pattern of ice sheets
J.F. Nye

15–25
Mechanisms of fast flow in Jacobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland: Part I. Measurements of temperature and water level in deep boreholes
A. Iken, K. Echelmeyer, W. Harrison and M. Funk

26–44
Consolidation of sediments by glaciers: relations between sediment geotechnics, soft-bed glacier dynamics and subglacial ground-water flow
G.S. Boulton and K.E. Dobbie

45–49
Glaciation and deglaciation mechanisms in a coupled two- dimensional climate-ice-sheet model
André Berger, Hubert Gallée and Christian Tricot

50–64
Internal melting and ice accretion at the bottom of temperate glaciers
Louis Lliboutry

65–86
Thermo-mechanically coupled ice-sheet response cold, polythermal, temperate
Kolumban Hutter

87–90
The mass balance of a cirque glacier in the Italian Alps (Ghiacciaio della Sforzellina, OrtlesCevedale Group)
G. Catasta and C. Smiraglia

91–98
A tutorial on the use of control methods in ice-sheet modeling
Douglas R. MacAyeal

99–110
Solar-heating rates and temperature profiles in Antarctic snow and ice
Richard E. Brandt and Stephen G. Warren

111–118
TV-video observations of bed and basal sliding on Storglaciären, Sweden
Veijo Allan Pohjola

119–132
Analysis of synthetic aperture radar data collected over the southwestern Greenland ice sheet
K.C. Jezek, M.R. Drinkwater, J.P. Crawford, R. Bindschadler
and R. Kwok

133–142
Statistics of firn closure: a simulation study
I.G. Enting

143–156
Geometry and flow conditions of subglacial water at South Cascade Glacier, Washington State, U.S.A.; an analysis of tracer injections
Andrew G. Fountain

157–166
Basal ice accretion and debris entrainment within the coastal ice margin, Law Dome, Antarctica
Ian D. Goodwin

167–185
Steady flow of a viscous ice stream across a no-slip/free-slip transition at the bed
Victor Barcilon and Douglas R. MacAyeal

186–198
Particulate matter in pack ice of the Beaufort Gyre
Erk Reimnitz, P.W. Barnes and W.S. Weber

199–203
Instruments and Methods
A new ice mill allows precise concentration determination of methane and most probably also other trace gases in the bubble air of very small ice samples
Andreas Fuchs, Jakob Schwander and Bernhard Stauffer

204–206
Correspondence
Rapid advance of Pumarikish Glacier, Hispar Glacier basin, Karakoram Himalaya
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Measurements of CO2 and CH4 concentrations in air in a polar ice core
Takakiyo Nakazawa, Toshinobu Machida, Kenji Esumi, Masayuki Tanaka, Yoshiyuki Fujii, Shuhji Aoki and Okitsugu Watanabe

216–222
Flow separation and diurnal variability in the hydrology of Conness Glacier, Sierra Nevada, California, U.S.A
Scott A. Lecce

223–238
Structural characteristics of congelation and platelet ice and their role in the development of Antarctic land-fast sea ice
M.O. Jeffries, W.F. Weeks, R. Shaw and K. Morris

239–244
Airborne particles in snow
Jost Heintzenberg and Markku Rummukainen

245–248
High-resolution dielectric profiling of ice cores
J.C. Moore

249–254
Firn-core study from the southern Patagonia ice cap, South America
Alberto J. Aristarain and Robert J. Delmas

255–266
Relating the occurrence of crevasses to surface strain rates
David G. Vaughan

267–274
Seasonal variation of ice ablation at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet and its sensitivity to climate change, Qamanârssûp sermia, West Greenland
Roger J. Braithwaite and Ole B. Olesen

275–291
Weertman regelation, multiple refreezing events and the isotopic evolution of the basal ice layer
Bryn Hubbard and Martin Sharp

292–302
Vector analysis of ice-fabric data
M.G. Ferrick and K.J. Claffey

303–315
Debris entrainment at the icebedrock interface in sub-freezing temperature conditions (Terre Adélie, Antarctica)
J.-L. Tison, J.-R. Petit, J.-M. Barnola and W.C. Mahaney

316–322
Characteristics of avalanching: Kootenay Pass, British Columbia, Canada
D.M. McClung and John Tweedy

323–326
Temperate glacier time response from field data
D.M. McClung and Richard L. Armstrong

327–340
Estimation of subglacial hydraulic properties from induced changes in basal water pressure: a theoretical framework for borehole-response tests
Dan B. Stone and Garry K.C. Clarke

341–352
Automated image analysis of ice thin sections instrumentation, methods and extraction of stereological and textural parameters
Hajo Eicken

353–356
Determination of ice-shelf bottom melting by time-domain reflectometry
K. Grosfeld and N. Blindow

357–372
Two-dimensional similarity solutions for finite-mass granular avalanches with Coulomb- and viscous-type frictional resistance
Kolumban Hutter and Ralf Greve

373–384
Velocity of radio waves in glaciers as an indicator of their hydrothermal state, structure and regime
Yu. Ya. Macheret, M.Yu. Moskalevsky and E.V. Vasilenko

385–396
Observations of the Antarctic ice sheet with the Seasat scatterometer: relation to katabatic-wind intensity and direction
M. Ledroit, F. Rémy and J.-F. Minster

397–408
Global change, Antarctic meteorite traps and the East Antarctic ice sheet
G. Delisle

409–414
How many reservoirs? An analysis of flow recessions from a glacier basin
Angela M. Gurnell

415–420
Subglacial measurement of turbidity and electrical conductivity
Dan B. Stone, Garry K.C. Clarke and Erik W. Blake

421–423
Correspondence
Comments on "Paleothermometry by control methods" by MacAyeal and others

D. Dahl-Jensen, S.J. Johnsen, W.Stanley B. Paterson and C. Ritz

423–431
Correspondence
Paleothermometry redux

Douglas R. MacAyeal, John Firestone and Edwin Waddington

431–433
Correspondence
Supraglacial lake drainage near Søndre Strømfjord, Greenland

Andrew J. Russell


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Patterns of calculated basal drag on Ice Streams B and C, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans and C.J. van der Veen

447–454
In search of ice-stream sticky spots
Richard B. Alley

455–462
Micro-earthquakes beneath Ice Streams B and C, West Antarctica: observations and implications
S. Anandakrishnan and C.R. Bentley

463–470
Short-period observations of speed, strain and seismicity on Ice Stream B, Antarctica
W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer and H. Engelhardt

471–482
The detailed net mass balance of the ice plain on Ice Stream B, Antarctica: a geographic information system approach
Robert Bindschadler, Patricia L. Vornberger and Sion Shabtaie

483–490
New and improved determinations of velocity of Ice Streams B and C, West Antarctica
I.M. Whillans and C.J. van der Veen

491–494
Is there direct evidence for late Quaternary collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet?
Lloyd H. Burckle

495–506
Airborne-radar studies: Ice Streams A, B and C, West Antarctica
R. Retzlaff, N. Lord and C.R. Bentley

507–514
Laterally varying basal conditions beneath Ice Streams B and C, West Antarctica
Shashank R. Atre and Charles R. Bentley

515–527
Ice-flow features on Ice Stream B, Antarctica, revealed by SPOT HRV imagery
Carolyn J. Merry and Ian M. Whillans

528–537
Interpretation of radar-detected internal layer folding in West Antarctic ice streams
Robert W. Jacobel, Anthony M. Gades, David L. Gottschling, Steven M. Hodge and David L. Wright

538–552
Siple Coast Project research of Crary Ice Rise and the mouths of Ice Streams B and C, West Antarctica: review and new perspectives
Robert Bindschadler

553–561
Timing of stagnation of Ice Stream C, West Antarctica, from short-pulse radar studies of buried surface crevasses
Rory Retzlaff and Charles R. Bentley

562–572
Velocity pattern in a transect across Ice Stream B, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans, M. Jackson and Y.-H. Tseng

573–581
A conceptual model of solute acquisition by Alpine glacial meltwaters
Martyn Tranter, Giles Brown, Robert Raiswell, Martin Sharp and Angela Gurnell

582–590
Changes in the longitudinal profiles of glaciers during advance and retreat
M.P. Schwitter and C.F. Raymond

591–600
Analysis of satellite-altimeter height measurements above continental ice sheets
P. Féménias, F. Rémy, R. Raizonville and J.F. Minster

601–608
The interaction between an ice sheet and its atmospheric boundary layer
Alison Hall and Keith Weston

609–618
The tensile strength of first-year sea ice
J.A. Richter-Menge and K.F. Jones

619–624
Historic retreat of Grand Pacific and Melbern Glaciers, Saint Elias Mountains, Canada: an analogue for decay of the Cordilleran ice sheet at the end of the Pleistocene?
John J. Clague and S.G. Evans

625–634
Identification of subglacial lakes using ERS-1 radar altimeter
Jeff K. Ridley, Wyn Cudlip and Seymour W. Laxon

635–642
Snow stability during rain
H. Conway and C.F. Raymond

643–655
Ice/rock porous mixtures: compaction experiments and interpretation
J. Leliwa-Kopystynski and N. Maeno

656–665
Sensitivity to climate change of the mass balance of glaciers in southern Norway
Tron Laumann and Niels Reeh

666–674
Rutschblock precision, technique variations and limitations
J.B. Jamieson and C.D. Johnston

675–686
A combined surface- and volume-scattering model for ice-sheet radar altimetry
Curt H. Davis and Richard K. Moore

687–697
Geographic and seasonal variations in the surface properties of the ice sheets by satellite-radar altimetry
Curt H. Davis and H. Jay Zwally

698–700
Instruments and Methods
End-capping procedure for cored ice samples used in tension tests
J.A. Richter-Menge, K.J. Claffey and M.R. Walsh

701–703
Correspondence
Most recent observations of the drainage of an ice-dammed lake at Russell Glacier, West Greenland, and a new hypothesis regarding mechanisms of drainage initiation
Peter G. Knight and Andrew J. Russell

703–705
Correspondence
Aqueous ethanol as an ice-drilling fluid
T.A. Gosink, B.R. Koci and J.J. Kelley

705–707
Correspondence
Ablation thresholds and ash thickness
John B. Hunt

707–708
Correspondence
Thrust of Glaciar Torre over itself
Louis Lliboutry

709–711
Correspondence
Dyeing of snow surfaces to observe snow structure
Austin Kovacs

711–714
Correspondence
The use of computer-aided learning packages in glaciology and glacial geology
Jane K. Hart and Kirk Martinez

714–716
Correspondence
Ice blisters and ice dolines
John Moore

716–722
Correspondence
There is direct evidence for Pleistocene collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet
Reed Scherer

722–727
Correspondence
Bering Glacier surge and iceberg-calving mechanism at Vitus Lake, Alaska, U.S.A
Craig S. Lingle, Austin Post, Ute C. Herzfeld, Bruce F. Molnia, Robert M. Krimmel and James J. Roush

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Contents

3–15
Channelized subglacial drainage over a deformable bed
Joseph S. Walder and Andrew Fowler

16–30
Temporal evolution of physical and dielectrical properties of sea ice and snow during the early melt season: observations from SIMS '90 experiment
Mohammed E. Shokr and David G. Barber

31–45
Winter sea-ice mapping from multi-parameter synthetic-aperture radar data
Eric Rignot and Mark R. Drinkwater

46–55
Comparison between experiment and computer modelling of plane-strain simple-shear ice deformation
C.J.L. Wilson and Y. Zhang

56–66
Accumulation-rate variations around Summit, Greenland
John F. Bolzan and Michael Strobel

67–74
Short-term velocity variations and basal coupling near a bergschrund, Storglaciären, Sweden
Brian Hanson and Roger LeB. Hooke

75–78
An observation of roll waves in a supraglacial meltwater channel, Harlech Gletscher, East Greenland
Steve Carver, Dave Sear and Eric Valentine

79–86
Air-hydrate crystals in deep ice-core samples from Vostok Station, Antarctica
T. Uchida, T. Hondoh, S. Mae, V.Ya. Lipenkov and P. Duval

87–92
137Cs gamma-ray detection at Summit, Greenland
Philip P. Dunphy and Jack E. Dibb

93–96
Measuring glacier outflows using a computerized conductivity system
Geoff Kite

97–106
Ploughing of subglacial sediment
Urs H. Fischer and Garry K.C. Clarke

107–118
Distribution of stable isotopes in surface snow along the route of the 1990 International Trans-Antarctica Expedition
Qin Dahe, J.R. Petit, J. Jouzel and M. Stievenard

119–124
Melt-layer thickness measurements during crushing experiments on fresh-water ice
R.E. Gagnon

125–131
A glaciological model of the Younger Dryas event in Scandinavia
James L. Fastook and Per Holmlund

132–134
Internal melt figures in ice by rapid adiabatic compression
R.E. Gagnon, C. Tulk and H. Kiefte

135–139
Strain in the ice sheet deduced from the crystal-orientation fabrics from bare icefields adjacent to the Sør-Rondane Mountains, Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica
S. Fujita and S. Mae

140–148
Hydrology of a segment of a glacier situated in an overdeepening, Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke and Veijo A. Pohjola

149–157
Evolution of glaciation in the PamiroAlai mountains and its effect on river run-off
V.G. Konovalov and A.S. Shchetinnicov

158–166
Thermoluminescence in suspended sediment of glacier meltwater streams
Alastair M.D. Gemmell

167–175
A finite-element model of Antarctica: sensitivity test for meteorological mass-balance relationship
James L. Fastook and Mike Prentice

176–186
Unusual flood events from an Alpine glacier: observations and deductions on generating mechanisms
J. Warburton and C.R. Fenn

187–189
Observations of a rift in the Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica
E.C. King

190–194
Instruments and Methods
Miniature high-power impulse transmitter for radio-echo sounding
B. Barry Narod and Garry K.C. Clarke

195–197
Instruments and Methods
Capture and scanning electron microscopy of individual snow crystals
E.W. Wolff and A.P. Reid

198–199
Correspondence
Glaciers in Picos de Europa, Cordillera Cantábrica, northwest Spain
Juan José González Suárez and Victoria Alonso

199–200
Correspondence
Comments on "Subglacial floods and the origin of low-relief ice-sheet lobes'' by E.M. Shoemaker
Joseph S. Walder

201–202
Correspondence
Reply to comments on "Subglacial floods and the origin of low-relief ice-sheet lobes'' by J.S. Walder
E.M. Shoemaker

202–203
Correspondence
Comments on "Analysis of glacier facies using satellite techniques" by Williams and others
Oddur Sigurðsson

205–210
Historic retreat of Grand Pacific and Melbern Glaciers, Saint Elias Mountains, Canada: an analogue for decay of the Cordilleran ice sheet at the end of the Pleistocene?
John J. Clague and S.G. Evans


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Greenland ice-sheet surface properties observed by the Seasat-A scatterometer at enhanced resolution
David G. Long and Mark R. Drinkwater

231–240
TV-video observations of englacial voids in Storglaciären, Sweden
Veijo Allan Pohjola

241–254
The 198788 surge of West Fork Glacier, Susitna Basin, Alaska, U.S.A.
W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer, E.F. Chacho, C.F. Raymond and R.J. Benedict

255–264
Glacial land forms indicative of a partly frozen bed
Johan Kleman and Ingmar Borgström

265–276
Brittle compressive failure of salt-water columnar ice under biaxial loading
T.R. Smith and E.M. Schulson

277–282
The thermodynamic predictability of sea ice
Robert W. Grumbine

283–292
Decay of a High Arctic lake-ice cover: observations and modelling
Richard Heron and Ming-Ko Woo

293–304
Borehole water-level variations and implications for the subglacial hydraulics of South Cascade Glacier, Washington State, U.S.A.
Andrew G. Fountain

305–318
Ice triaxial deformation and fracture
M.A. Rist and S.A.F. Murrell

319–326
Growth rates of icicles
N. Maeno, L. Makkonen, K. Nishimura, K. Kosugi and T. Takahashi

327–340
The character, structure and origin of the basal ice layer of a surge-type glacier
Martin Sharp, Jean Jouzel, Bryn Hubbard and Wendy Lawson

341–349
Calibration of the ë18O isotopic paleothermometer for central Greenland, using borehole temperatures
Kurt M. Cuffey, Richard B. Alley, Pieter M. Grootes, John M. Bolzan
and Sridhar Anandakrishnan

350–358
Numerical avalanche prediction: Kootenay Pass, British Columbia, Canada
D.M. McClung and John Tweedy

359–367
Ice flow around large obstacles as indicated by basal ice exposed at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet
Peter G. Knight, David E. Sugden and Christopher D. Minty

368–376
Mass-balance estimates on the glacier complex Kongsvegen and Sveabreen, Spitsbergen, Svalbard, using radioactive layers
Bernard Lefauconnier, Jon Ove Hagen, Jean Francis Pinglot
and Michel Pourchet

377–385
Observations of flexural waves on the Erebus Ice Tongue, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, and nearby sea ice
Vernon A. Squire, William H. Robinson, Michael Meylan and
Timothy G. Haskell

386–398
Textural characteristics and impurity content of meteoric and marine ice in the Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Hajo Eicken, Hans Oerter, Heinz Miller, Wolfgang Graf and Josef Kipfstuhl

399–409
Spatial and temporal patterns in snow accumulation, western Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Elisabeth Isaksson and Wibjörn Karlén

410–414
Instruments and Methods
Diamond wire-saw cutting technique for investigating textures and fabrics of debris-laden ice and brittle ice
J.-L. Tison

415–426
Instruments and Methods
Fracture toughness and crack growth of brackish ice using chevron-notched specimens
Lars Stehn

427–429
Correspondence
Ice exposures in rock glaciers
W.Brian Whalley, Cheryl Palmer, Samantha Hamilton and John Gordon


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Monolithologic erosion of hard beds by temperate glaciers
Louis A. Lliboutry

451–462
Crack propagation and fracture resistance in saline ice
Samuel J. DeFranco and John P. Dempsey

463–476
Extent and duration of Antarctic surface melt
H. Jay Zwally and Stephen Fiegles

477–485
Variations of near-surface firn density in the lower accumulation area of the Greenland ice sheet, Pâkitsoq, West Greenland
Roger J. Braithwaite, Martin Laternser and W. Tad Pfeffer

486–490
Recent variations of Ghiacciaio del Calderone, Abruzzi, Italy
A.F. Gellatly, C. Smiraglia, J.M. Grove and R. Latham

491–496
Shear-wave detection of asymmetric c-axis fabrics in the GISP2 ice core, Greenland
S. Anandakrishnan, J.J. FitzPatrick, R.B. Alley, A.J. Gow and D.A. Meese

497–503
In-situ measurement of the strength of deforming subglacial till
Neal R. Iverson, Peter Jansson and Roger LeB. Hooke

504–508
Polar ice stratigraphy from laser-light scattering: scattering from meltwater
Michael Ram and Matthias Illing

509–518
Theoretical limitations to englacial velocity calculations
David B. Bahr, W. Tad Pfeffer and Mark F. Meier

519–526
An investigation of terrain irradiance in a mountain-glacier basin
Denis J. Gratton, Philip J. Howarth and Danielle J. Marceau

527–538
The role of the margins in the dynamics of an active ice stream
K.A. Echelmeyer, W.D. Harrison, C. Larsen and J.E. Mitchell

539–552
Hydrology, erosion and sediment production in a surging glacier: Variegated Glacier, Alaska, 198283
Neil F. Humphrey and C.F. Raymond

553–560
Tectonic processes in Svalbard tide-water glacier surges: evidence from structural glaciology
Richard Hodgkins and Julian A. Dowdeswell

561–565
Temperature and movement measurements at a bergschrund
Rudolf Mair and Michael Kuhn

566–568
Ductile saline ice
G.A. Kuehn and E.M. Schulson

569–585
Mechanisms of fast flow in Jakobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland: Part II. Modeling of englacial temperatures
M. Funk, K. Echelmeyer and A. Iken

586–594
Simulation of ice accretion on a cylinder due to freezing rain
Krzysztof Szilder

595–599
Instruments and Methods
Direct measurement of sliding at the glacier bed
Erik W. Blake, Urs H. Fischer and Garry K.C. Clarke

600–601
Correspondence
Glacier sliding, regelation water flow and development of basal ice
Peter G. Knight and Debbie A. Knight

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Contents

1–10
Frequent outburst floods from South Tahoma Glacier, Mount Rainier, U.S.A.: relation to debris flows, meteorological origin and implications for subglacial hydrology
Joseph S. Walder and Carolyn L. Driedger

11–29
A phase-changing dry snowpack model
J.M.N.T. Gray, L.W. Morland and E.M. Morris

30–38
Physical environment of drumlin formation
Carrie J. Patterson and Roger LeB. Hooke

39–50
Resolving the Younger Dryas event through borehole thermometry
John Firestone

51–60
Variations in snowpack melt on the Greenland ice sheet based on passive-microwave measurements
Thomas L. Mote and Mark R. Anderson

61–67
Monthly balance and water discharge of an inter-tropical glacier: Zongo Glacier, Cordillera Real, Bolivia, 16°S
Bernard Francou, Pierre Ribstein, Ronald Saravia and Eric Tiriau

68–86
Short-pulse radar wavelet recovery and resolution of dielectric contrasts within englacial and basal ice of Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Steven A. Arcone, Daniel E. Lawson and Allan J. Delaney

87–90
The "faint young Sun paradox": further exploration of the role of dynamical heat-flux feed backs in maintaining global climate stability
Gyula I. Molnar and William J. Gutowski, Jr.

91–102
A fully three-dimensional finite-element model applied to velocities on Storglaciären, Sweden
Brian Hanson

103–111
Characterization and flexural strength of iceberg and glacier ice
R.E. Gagnon and P.H. Gammon

112–124
Hydraulic properties of subglacial sediment determined from the mechanical response of water-filled boreholes
Brian S. Waddington and Garry K.C. Clarke

125–141
A method for determining the average height of a large topographic ice sheet from observations of the echo received by a satellite altimeter
D.J. Wingham

142–152
Response of valley glaciers to climate change and kinematic waves: a study with a numerical ice-flow model
R.S.W. van de Wal and J. Oerlemans

153–160
Positive degree-day factors for ablation on the Greenland ice sheet studied by energy-balance modelling
Roger J. Braithwaite

161–173
Derived bedrock elevations, strain rates and stresses from measured surface elevations and velocities: Jakobshavns Isbræ, Greenland
James L. Fastook, Henry H. Brecher and Terence J. Hughes

174–182
Variations of ablation, albedo and energy balance at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet, Kronprins Christian Land, eastern North Greenland
Thomas Konzelmann and Roger J. Braithwaite

183–190
The spatial variability of snow resistance on potential avalanche slopes
K.W. Birkeland, K.J. Hansen and R.L. Brown

191–196
Recession of Yanamarey Glacier in Cordillera Blanca, Peru, during the 20th century
Stefan Hastenrath and Alcides Ames

197–203
Instruments and Methods
Mapping c-axis fabrics to study physical processes in ice
R.B. Alley, A.J. Gow and D.A. Meese

204–205
Correspondence
Why calculated basal drags of ice streams can be fallacious
Louis Lliboutry

205–206
Correspondence
Reply to Lliboutry's letter "Why calculated basal drags of ice streams can be fallacious"
Ian Whillans and Kees van der Veen

206
Correspondence
Analysis of satellite-altimeter height measurements above continental ice sheets
Jonathan Bamber

207–213
Correspondence
The surging advance of Bering Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: a progress report
P.J. Fleisher, E.H. Muller, D.H. Cadwell, C.L. Rosenfeld, P.K. Bailey, J.M. Pelton and M.A. Puglisi


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Determining the extent of pressurized flow beneath Storglaciären, Sweden, using results of tracer experiments and measurements of input and output discharge
Jack Kohler

232–240
Water pressure and basal sliding on Storglaciären, northern Sweden
Peter Jansson

241–246
Comments on the use of chemically based mixing models in glacier hydrology
Martin Sharp, Giles H. Brown, Martyn Tranter, Ian C. Willis
and Bryn Hubbard

247–262
Basal friction of Ice Stream E, West Antarctica
Douglas R. MacAyeal, Robert A. Bindschadler and Theodore A. Scambos

263–272
Changes in jökulhlaup sizes in Grímsvötn, Vatnajökull, Iceland, 193491, deduced from in-situ measurements of subglacial lake volume
Magnús T. Gudmundsson, Helgi Björnsson and Finnur Pálsson

273–289
Characteristics of tide-water calving at Glaciar San Rafael, Chile
Charles R. Warren, Neil F. Glasser, Stephan Harrison, Vanessa Winchester, Andrew R. Kerr and Andres Rivera

290–304
Hydrological discharges and motion of Fels and Black Rapids Glaciers, Alaska, U.S.A.: implications for the structure of their drainage systems
C.F. Raymond, R.J. Benedict, W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer
and M. Sturm

305–312
The formation and morphology of ice stalactites observed under deforming lead ice
Donald K. Perovich, Jacqueline A. Richter-Menge and James H. Morison

313–332
Paleoglaciology's grand unsolved problem
Mikhail G. Grosswald and Terence J. Hughes

333–344
Velocity and stress fields in grounded glaciers: a simple algorithm for including deviatoric stress gradients
Heinz Blatter

345–358
Degree-day glacier mass-balance modelling with applications to glaciers in Iceland, Norway and Greenland
Tómas Jóhannesson, Oddur Sigurdsson, Tron Laumann and
Michael Kennett

359–372
Dry-flowing avalanche run-up and run-out
D.M. McClung and A.I. Mears

373–382
An energy-balance model of lake-ice evolution
Glen E. Liston and Dorothy K. Hall

383–394
Fracture toughness of ice and firn determined from the modified ring test
Mark P. Fischer, Richard B. Alley and Terry Engelder

395–407
The interaction of katabatic winds and the formation of blue-ice areas in East Antarctica
Michiel R. Van den Broeke and Richard Bintanja

408–412
Glaciological studies on Nelson Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
Ren Jiawen, Qin Dahe, J.R. Petit, J. Jouzel, Wang Wenti, Liu Chen, Wang Xiaojun, Qian Songlin and Wang Xiaoxiang

413–422
The limiting resolution of ice-sheet elevations derived from pulse-limited satellite altimetry
D.J. Wingham

423–429
Instruments and Methods
A new device for the measurement of air content in polar ice
V. Lipenkov, F. Candaudap, J. Ravoire, E. Dulac and D. Raynaud

430–432
Correspondence
Comments on "Glaciers in Picos de Europa, Cordillera Cant brica, northwest Spain" by González Suárez and Alonso
Manuel Frochoso and Juan Carlos Castañón

432–435
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Glacial-ice fragments in Antarctic sea ice
C. Haas and D.N. Thomas


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The use of planimetric surface area in glacier mass-balance calculations: a potential source of errors
Frank M. Jacobsen and Wilfred H. Theakstone

445–454
On the age vs depth and optical clarity of deep ice at the South Pole
The AMANDA Collaboration with 30 authors

455–464
Reduction of weather effects in the calculation of sea-ice concentration with the DMSP SSM/I
Donald J. Cavalieri, Karen M. St. Germain and Calvin T. Swift

465–473
Anomalous glacier responses to 20th century climatic changes in Darwin Cordillera, southern Chile
Per Holmlund and Humberto Fuenzalida

474–482
Sub-surface melting in a seasonal snow cover
Gary Koh and Rachel Jordan

483–489
A topographic origin for double-ridge features in visible imagery of ice divides in Antarctica
A.H. Goodwin and D.G. Vaughan

490–502
Radiative fluxes and their impact on the energy balance of the Greenland ice sheet
Thomas Konzelmann and Atsumu Ohmura

503–514
Changes in continental and sea-salt atmospheric loadings in central Greenland during the most recent deglaciation: model-based estimates
R.B. Alley, R.C. Finkel, K. Nishiizumi, S. Anandakrishnan, C.A. Shuman, G.R. Mershon, G.A. Zielinski and P.A. Mayewski

515–527
Glacio-meteorological and isotopic studies along the EGIG line, central Greenland
H. Fischer, D. Wagenbach, M. Laternser and W. Haeberli

528–540
Triaxial experiments on iceberg and glacier ice
R.E. Gagnon and P.H. Gammon

541–553
Ice-thickness measurements of Taku Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., and their relevance to its recent behavior
Matt Nolan, Roman J. Motyka, Keith Echelmeyer and Dennis C. Trabant

554–561
Hydraulic run-away: a mechanism for thermally regulated surges of ice sheets
A.C. Fowler and Clare Johnson

562–571
Aerodynamic stability and turbulent sensible-heat flux over a melting ice surface, the Greenland ice sheet
Roger J. Braithwaite

572–583
Borehole water-level variations and the structure of the subglacial hydrological system of Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Valais, Switzerland
B.P. Hubbard, M.J. Sharp, I.C. Willis, M.K. Nielsen and C.C. Smart

584–595
Mapping tidewater glacier dynamics in East Greenland using Landsat data
John L. Dwyer

596–606
Recent drumlins, flutes and lineations at Vestari-Hagafellsjökull, Iceland
Jane K. Hart

607–618
Measuring geophysical parameters of the Greenland ice sheet using airborne radar altimetry
Ellen J. Ferraro and Calvin T. Swift

619–633
An investigation of the deforming layer/debris-rich basal ice continuum, illustrated from three Alaskan glaciers
Jane K. Hart

634–640
Theory of lattice Boltzmann simulations of glacier flow
David B. Bahr and John B. Rundle

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Contents

3–9
Annual net balance of North Cascade glaciers, 198494
Mauri S. Pelto

10–22
Measurement of ice-sheet topography using satellite-radar interferometry
Ian Joughin, Dale Winebrenner, Mark Fahnestock, Ron Kwok and William Krabill

23–32
The thermal regime of sub-polar glaciers mapped by multi-frequency radio-echo sounding
Helgi Björnsson, Yngvar Gjessing, Svein-Erik Hamran, Jon Ove Hagen, Olav Liestøl, Finnur Pálsson and Björn Erlingsson

33–36
VLF surface-impedance measurements for ice-depth mapping — an assessment of some commonly encountered interference effects
David V. Thiel, Daniel James and Peter Johnson

37–42
A case for cold-based continental ice sheets — a transient thermal model
Jan T. Heine and David F. McTigue

43–62
Theory of glacial erosion, transport and deposition as a consequence of subglacial sediment deformation
G.S. Boulton

63–76
Microwave emission from density-stratified Antarctic firn at 6 cm wavelength
Richard D. West, Dale P. Winebrenner, Leung Tsang and Helmut Rott

77–89
A distributed surface energy-balance model for a small valley glacier. I. Development and testing for Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Valais, Switzerland
N.S. Arnold, I.C. Willis, M.J. Sharp, K.S. Richards and W.J. Lawson

90–102
Shear margins in glaciers and ice sheets
Charles Raymond

103–109
Internal and basal ice changes near grounding line derived from radio-echo sounding
Seiho Uratsuka, Fumihiko Nishio and Shinji Mae

110–122
Quiescent-phase evolution of a surge-type glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
T.A. Heinrichs, L.R. Mayo, K.A. Echelmeyer and W.D. Harrison

123–135
Flux of debris transported by ice at three Alaskan tidewater glaciers
Lewis E. Hunter, Ross D. Powell and Daniel E. Lawson

136–140
Variation of snow, winter precipitation and winter air temperature during the last century at Nagaoka, Japan
Tsutomu Nakamura and Masujiro Shimizu

141–156
Surface morphology and backscattering of ice-ridge sails in the Baltic Sea
A.T. Manninen

157–168
Controls on glacier surging in Svalbard
Gordon S. Hamilton and Julian A. Dowdeswell

169–175
Observations of pressure effects on the creep of ice single crystals
David M. Cole

176–183
Instruments and Methods
Submersible remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for investigations of the glacieroceansediment interface
J.A. Dowdeswell and Ross D. Powell

184–189
Instruments and Methods
Sampling-rate effects on the properties of dye breakthrough curves from glaciers
Peter W. Nienow, Martin Sharp and Ian C. Willis

190–192
Correspondence
Supraglacial sediment accumulations and large englacial water conduits at high elevations in Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland
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Thermal conductivity of porous ice in hailstone shells
Guoguang Zheng and Roland List

201–211
Temperate ice permeability, stability of water veins and percolation of internal meltwater
L. Lliboutry

212–218
Diagnosing the imbalance of Glaciar Santa Rosa, Cordillera Raura, Peru
Alcides Ames and Stefan Hastenrath

219–232
Seismic-reflection evidence for a deep subglacial trough beneath Jakobshavns Isbræ, West Greenland
Ted S. Clarke and Keith Echelmeyer

233–248
Water storage and subglacial drainage conditions inferred from borehole measurements on Gornergletscher, Valais, Switzerland
Almut Iken, Kristian Fabri and Martin Funk

249–254
Sea-ice motion in the Weddell Sea from drifting-buoy and AVHRR data
David Crane and Peter Wadhams

255–260
Impurity influence on normal grain growth in the GISP2 ice core, Greenland
R.B. Alley and G.A. Woods

261–270
Structural evolution of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., since 1948
Wendy Lawson

271–278
Melting, runoff and the formation of frozen lakes in a mixed snow and blue-ice field in Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Jan-Gunnar Winther, Hallgeir Elvehøy, Carl Egede Bøggild, Knut Sand and Glen Liston

279–291
Interferometric radar observations of Glaciar San Rafael, Chile
Eric Rignot, Richard Forster and Bryan Isacks

292–304
Determination of timing and location of water movement and ice-layer formation by temperature measurements in sub-freezing snow
W.T. Pfeffer and N.F. Humphrey

305–317
Modelling albedo and specific balance of the Greenland ice sheet: calculations for the Søndre Strømfjord transect
Z. Zuo and J. Oerlemans

318–332
Avalanche forecasting — an expert system approach
Jürg Schweizer and Paul M.B. Föhn

333–340
Visible and near-infrared reflectivity during the ablation period on Peyto Glacier, Alberta, Canada
Paul M. Cutler and D.Scott Munro

341–351
Glacier change in northern Sweden from AD 500: a simple geometric model of Storglaciären
S.C.B. Raper, K.R. Briffa and T.M.L. Wigley

352–363
First results of a pre-operational system for automatic detection and recognition of seismic signals associated with avalanches
Benoit J.P. Leprettre, Jean-Pierre Navarre and Alain Taillefer

364–374
The surface albedo of the Greenland ice sheet: satellite-derived and in situ measurements in the Søndre Strømfjord area during the 1991 melt season
Wouter H. Knap and Johannes Oerlemans

375–385
Tidewater calving
C.J. van der Veen

386–389
Correspondence
Reply to the comments of Frochoso and Castañón on "Glaciers in Picos de Europa, Cordillera Cant brica, northwest Spain" by González Suárez and Alonso
Juan Jos‚ González Suárez and Victoria Alonso

390–400
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Compilation of long-term glacier-fluctuation data in China and a comparison with corresponding records from Switzerland
Ding Yongjian and Wilfried Haeberli


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Pleistocene ice at the bottom of Vavilov ice cap, Severnaya Zemlya, Russian Arctic
Michel Stiévenard, Vladimir Nikolaëv, Dmitry Yu. Bolshiyanov, Christine Fléhoc, Jean Jouzel, Oleg L. Klementyev and Roland Souchez

407–412
Prediction of possible changes in glacio-hydrological characteristics under global warming: southeastern Alaska, U.S.A
N.V. Davidovich and M.D. Ananicheva

413–425
A force-balance study of ice flow and basal conditions of Jutulstraumen, Antarctica
Øyvind Armand Høydal

426–439
Localized surface-ice weakness on a glacial ice runway
R.M. Lang and George L. Blaisdell

440–446
Evidence from 40Ar/39Ar ages for a Churchill province source of ice-rafted amphiboles in Heinrich layer 2
Roberto H. Gwiazda, Sidney R. Hemming, Wallace S. Broecker, Tullis Onsttott and Chris Mueller

447–453
On the Mertz and Ninnis Glaciers, East Antarctica
Gerd Wendler, Kristina Ahlnäs and Craig S. Lingle

454–460
Superimposed ice in glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau
Koji Fujita, Katsumoto Seko, Yutaka Ageta, Pu Jianchen and Yao Tandong

461–475
Surface velocity and mass balance of Ice Streams D and E, West Antarctica
Robert Bindschadler, Patricia Vornberger, Don Blankenship, Ted Scambos and Robert Jacobel

476–485
Tidal motion, ice velocity and melt rate of Petermann Gletscher, Greenland, measured from radar interferometry
Eric Rignot

486–500
Late Pleistocene interactions of East and West Antarctic ice-flow regimes: evidence from the McMurdo Ice Shelf
Thomas B. Kellogg, Terry Hughes and Davida E. Kellogg

501–509
Spatial variations in heat at the base of the Antarctic ice sheet from analysis of the thermal regime above subglacial lakes
Martin J. Siegert and Julian A. Dowdeswell

510–518
Geometry, motion and mass balance of Dyer Plateau, Antarctica
Charles Raymond, Bruce Weertman, Lonnie Thompson, Ellen Mosley-Thompson, David Peel and Bob Mulvaney

519–532
On the effect of phase transformations on saline ice compliance
L.R. McKittrick and R.L. Brown

533–537
Estimation of relative water content in a sub-polar glacier using surface-penetration radar
Svein-Erik Hamran, Eldar Aarholt, Jon Ove Hagen and Per Mo

538–547
Airborne surface profiling of glaciers: a case-study in Alaska
K.A. Echelmeyer, W.D. Harrison, C.F. Larsen, J. Sapiano, J.E. Mitchell, J. DeMallie, B. Rabus, G. Adalgeirsdóttir and L. Sombardier

548–563
Mass balance of White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, N.W.T., Canada, 19601991
J.Graham Cogley, W.P. Adams, M.A. Ecclestone, F. Jung-Rothenhäusler and C.S.L. Ommanney

564–575
Estimation of ice-sheet motion using satellite radar interferometry: method and error analysis with application to Humboldt Glacier, Greenland
Ian Joughin, Ron Kwok and Mark Fahnestock

576–584
Instruments and Methods
A new high-precision borehole-temperature logging system used at GISP2, Greenland, and Taylor Dome, Antarctica
Gary D. Clow, Richard W. Saltus and Edwin D. Waddington

585–587
Instruments and Methods
A simple technique for growing large, optically "perfect" ice crystals
Charles A. Knight

588
Correspondence
Comments on "The use of planimetric surface area in glacier mass-balance calculations: a potential source of errors" by Jacobsen and Theakstone
Bernhard Rabus, William D. Harrison and Keith A. Echelmeyer

588
Correspondence
Comments on "The use of planimetric surface area in glacier mass-balance calculations: a potential source of errors" by Jacobsen and Theakstone
Georg Kaser

589
Correspondence
A reply to comments on by G. Kaser on "The use of planimetric surface area in glacier mass-balance calculations: a potential source of errors"
Frank M. Jacobsen and Wilfred H. Theakstone

590–591
Review
Hambrey, Michael J. 1994. Glacial environments. London, UCL Press, 296 pp. ISBN 1-85728-005-9 HB
J. Menzies

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Contents

3–10
Site information and initial results from deep ice drilling on Law Dome, Antarctica
V.I. Morgan, C.W. Wookey, J. Li, T.D. van Ommen, W. Skinner and M.F. Fitzpatrick

11–25
Experiments on the damage process in ice under compressive states of stress
B.M. Stone, I.J. Jordaan, J. Xiao and S.J. Jones

26–41
The thermal conductivity of seasonal snow
Matthew Sturm, Jon Holmgren, Max König and Kim Morris

42–59
Vapor transport, grain growth and depth-hoar development in the subarctic snow
Matthew Sturm and Carl S. Benson

60–65
A model of wind pumping for layered snow
S.C. Colbeck

66–70
Response of the longwave radiation over melting snow and ice to atmospheric warming
Antoon Meesters and Michiel van den Broeke

71–79
Basal-flow characteristics of a linear medium sliding frictionless over small bedrock undulations
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson

80–89
Basal flow characteristics of a non-linear flow sliding frictionless over strongly undulating bedrock
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson

90–97
Some comments on climatic reconstructions from ice cores drilled in areas of high melt
Roy M. Koerner

98–102
Recession of the southern part of Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, Canada, between 1961 and 1993, determined from digital mapping of Landsat TM
John D. Jacobs, Élizabeth L. Simms and Alvin Simms

103–113
Inversion of borehole-response test data for estimation of subglacial hydraulic properties
Dan B. Stone, Garry K.C. Clarke and Robert G. Ellis

114–121
Glaciological and oceanographic evidence of high melt rates beneath Pine Island Glacier, West Antarctica
Adrian Jenkins, David G. Vaughan, Stanley S. Jacobs, Hartmut H. Hellmer and John R. Keys

122–130
On the surface energy budget of sea ice
Gerd Wendler, Ute Adolphs, Adrian Hauser and Blake Moore

131–137
Meteorological controls on glacier mass balance: empirical relations suggested by measurements on glacier de Sarennes, France
C. Vincent and M. Vallon

138–151
Seasonal variations in the properties and structural composition of sea ice and snow cover in the Bellingshausen and Amundsen Seas, Antarctica
M.O. Jeffries, A.P. Worby, K. Morris and W.F. Weeks

152–164
Simulation of the historical variations in length of Unterer Grindelwaldgletscher, Switzerland
M.J. Schmeits and J. Oerlemans

165–171
Avalanche frequency and terrain characteristics at Roger's Pass, British Columbia, Canada
M.J. Smith and D.M. McClung

172–179
Rheology of till beneath Storglaciären, Sweden
Roger LeB. Hooke, Brian Hanson, Neal R. Iverson, Peter Jansson and Urs H. Fischer

180–191
Modelling temperature variations in polar snow using DAISY
E.M. Morris, H.-P. Bader and P. Weilenmann

192–193
Correspondence
Comments on "Annual net balance of North Cascade glaciers, 198494" by Mauri S. Pelto
Mark F. Meier, Richard Armstrong and Mark B. Dyurgerov

193–196
Correspondence
Reply to comments of Meier and others on "Annual net balance of North Cascade glaciers, 198494" by Mauri S. Pelto
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Snow chemistry of Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories, Canada
Kumiko Goto-Azuma, Roy M. Koerner, Masayoshi Nakawo and Akira Kudo

207–230
Basal hydraulic system of a West Antarctic ice stream: constraints from borehole observations
Hermann Engelhardt and Barclay Kamb

231–237
The role of lateral drag in the dynamics of Ice Stream B, Antarctica
I.M. Whillans and C.J. van der Veen

238–244
Flow and internal structure of a rock glacier
Roger F. Elconin and Edward R. LaChapelle

245–255
Variations in basal conditions on Rutford Ice Stream, West Antarctica
A.M. Smith

256–264
Depositional models for moraine formation in East Antarctic coastal oases
Sean J. Fitzsimons

265–275
Altimetric observations of surface characteristics of the Antarctic ice sheet
Benoît Legrésy and Frédérique Rémy

276–282
Effects of glacier retreat on the outbursts of Goësvatnet, southwest Spitsbergen, Svalbard
W. Schöner and M. Schöner

283–299
Fennoscandian palaeoglaciology reconstructed using a glacial geological inversion model
Johan Kleman, Clas Hättestrand, Ingmar Borgström and Arjen Stroeven

300–306
A search in north Greenland for a new ice-core drill site
D. Dahl-Jensen, N.S. Gundestrup, K.R. Keller, S.J. Johnsen, S.P. Gogineni, C.T. Allen, T.S. Chuah, H. Miller, S. Kipstuhl and E.D. Waddington

307–310
Large-scale ice-sheet modelling as a means of dating deep ice cores in Greenland
Ralf Greve

311–320
Statistical characteristics for the type and length of deformation-induced cracks in columnar-grain ice
Lorne W. Gold

321–327
The response of two Icelandic glaciers to climatic warming computed with a degree-day glacier mass-balance model coupled to a dynamic glacier model
Tómas Jóhannesson

328–338
The relationship between subglacial water pressure and velocity of Findelengletscher, Switzerland, during its advance and retreat
Almut Iken and Martin Truffer

339–351
Temperature measurements and heat transfer in near-surface snow at the South Pole
Richard E. Brandt and Stephen G. Warren

352–358
Modelling ice-divide dynamics by perturbation methods
Alexander V. Wilchinsky and Vladimir A. Chugunov

359–364
Instruments and Methods
Estimation of permafrost thickness using ground geophysical measurements, and its usage for defining vertical temperature variations in continental ice and underlying bedrock
Tapio Ruotoistenmäki and Jukka Lehtimäki

365–369
Instruments and Methods
A low-cost electrical conductivity profiler for glacier boreholes
C.C. Smart and D.B. Ketterling

370–372
Correspondence
Estimate of ice surface velocity over a 4 year period on Glaciar Arenales, Hielo Patagónico Norte, Chile
Vanessa Winchester and Stephan Harrison

372
Correspondence
Comments on "Temperate ice permeability, stability of water veins and percolation of internal meltwater" by L. Lliboutry
John Nye

372
Correspondence
Reference overlooked in "Determination of timing and location of water movement and ice-layer formation by temperature measurements in sub-freezing snow" by Pfeffer and Humphrey
W.T. Pfeffer and N.F. Humphrey

372–373
Correspondence
Reply to the comments by J. Nye on "Temperate ice permeability, stability of water veins and percolation of internal meltwater" by L. Lliboutry
Louis Lliboutry

373
Correspondence
Acknowledgement of Professor Lliboutry's reply to "Comments by J. Nye on "Temperate ice permeability, stability of water veins and percolation of internal meltwater" by L. Lliboutry"
John Nye


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Weak bands within Ice Stream B, West Antarctica
C.L. Hulbe and I.M. Whillans

387–396
Bubbly-ice densification in ice sheets: I. Theory
Andrey N. Salamatin, Vladimir Ya. Lipenkov and Paul Duval

397–407
Bubbly-ice densification in ice sheets: II. Applications
Vladimir Ya. Lipenkov, Andrey N. Salamatin and Paul Duval

408–410
On the strain-rate sensitivity of columnar ice
M.E. Manley and E.M. Schulson

411–414
Across-column cracks and axial splits in S2 saline ice under compression
E.M. Schulson, S. Qi, J.S. Melton and E.T. Gratz

415–426
The marginal shear stress of Ice Stream B, West Antarctica
Miriam Jackson and Barclay Kamb

427–434
Surge of Bering Glacier and Bagley Ice Field, Alaska: an update to August 1995 and an interpretation of brittle-deformation patterns
Ute Christina Herzfeld and Helmut Mayer

435–445
Distribution and fall-out of 137Cs and other radionuclides over Antarctica
M. Pourchet, S.K. Bartarya, M. Maignan, J. Jouzel, J.F. Pinglot, A.J. Aristarain, G. Furdada, V.M. Kotlyakov, E. Mosley-Thompson, N. Preiss and N.W. Young

446–454
Pore-water controlled grain fracturing as an indicator for subglacial shearing in tills
John F. Hiemstra and Jaap J.M. van der Meer

455–459
Glacier recession on Kilimanjaro, East Africa, 191289
Stefan Hastenrath and Lawrence Greischar

460–466
Clast collision frequency as an indicator of glacier sliding rate
Urs H. Fischer and Garry K.C. Clarke

467–472
Climatic effects and bed rock control on rapid fluctuations of Chhota Shigri glacier, northwest Himalaya, India
Surendar Kumar and D.P. Dobhal

473–479
Subglacial comminution in till — evidence from microfabric studies and grain-size distributions
Yi Chaolu

480–488
Seasonal climatic forcing of alpine glaciers revealed with orbital synthetic aperture radar
Laurence C. Smith, Richard R. Forster, Bryan L. Isacks and Dorothy K. Hall

489–494
Surge-type glaciers in the Russian High Arctic identified from digital satellite imagery
Julian A. Dowdeswell and Meredith Williams

495–502
Response of sediment to ice-sheet loading in northwestern Germany: effective stresses and glacier-bed stability
Jan A. Piotrowski and Anna M. Kraus

503–512
Glacial regime of the highest Tien Shan mountain, PobedaKhan Tengry massif
Vladimir B. Aizen, Elena M. Aizen, Jeff Dozier, John M. Melack, David D. Sexton and Victor N. Nesterov

513–521
Snow accumulation and ice flow at Dôme du Goûter (4300 m), Mont Blanc, French Alps
C. Vincent, M. Vallon, J.F. Pinglot, M. Funk and L. Reynaud

522–536
The flow of a polythermal glacier: McCall Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
B.T. Rabus and K.A. Echelmeyer

537–547
Ice deformation at the confluence of two glaciers investigated with conceptual map-plane and flowline models
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson

548–556
Measurements of ice deformation at the confluence area of Unteraargletscher, Bernese Alps, Switzerland
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson, Almut Iken and Martin Funk

557–562
Width and length scaling of glaciers
David B. Bahr

563–568
Evaluating the impact of climate on snow- and ice-melt dynamics in the Taillon basin, French Pyrénées
David M. Hannah and Glenn R. McGregor

569–582
In situ thermal profiles and laboratory impact experiments on iceberg ice
R.E. Gagnon and P.H. Gammon

583–588
Change in glaciers in Hidden Valley, Mukut Himal, Nepal Himalayas, from 1974 to 1994
Koji Fujita, Masayoshi Nakawo, Yoshiyuki Fujii and Prem Paudyal

589–591
Correspondence
Mertz and Ninnis Glacier tongues mapped from satellite radar altimeter data
Ute Christina Herzfeld and Michael S. Matassa

592–593
Review
Menzies, John, ed. 199596. Glacial environments, Vol. 1. Modern glacial environments: processes, dynamics and sediments, xxvi + 621 pp., 246 x 198 mm. ISBN 0-75062- 351-9 PB. Oxford, etc., Butterworth-Heinemann

Menzies, John, ed. 1996. Glacial environments, Vol. 2. Past glacial environments: sediments, forms and techniques, xxiv + 598 pp., 246 x 198 mm. ISBN 0-75062-352-7. Oxford, etc., Butterworth-Heinemann
Neil F. Glasser

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Paterson, W.S.B. 1994. The physics of glaciers. 3rd edition. Oxford, New York, Tokyo, Pergamon, ix, 480 pp. ISBN 0-08037945 1, HB. ISBN 0-08037944 3, Flexicover.
J.W. Glen

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1–8
Determining basal ice-sheet conditions in the Dome C region of East Antarctica using satellite radar altimetry and airborne radio-echo sounding
Martin J. Siegert and Jeffrey K. Ridley

9–20
2 m temperatures along melting mid-latitude glaciers, and implications for the sensitivity of the mass balance to variations in temperature
Wouter Greuell and Reinhard Böhm

21–30
Temperature history and accumulation timing for the snowpack at GISP2, central Greenland

C.A. Shuman, R.B. Alley, M.A. Fahnestock, R.A. Bindschadler, J.W.C. White, J. Winterle and J.R. McConnell

31–41
A simple model for the influence of push-morainal banks on the calving and stability of glacial tidewater termini
Mark P. Fischer and Ross D. Powell

42–53
Discrimination of glacier facies using multi-temporal SAR data
K.C. Partington

54–62
Thin-sectioning of wet snow after flash-freezing
Jean-Bruno Brzoska, Cécile Coléou and Bernard Lesaffre

63–67
Glacial retreat and its geomorphologic effects on Mexico's active volcanoes, 199495
David Palacios and Javier de Marcos

68–76
Crevasse patterns and the strain-rate tensor: a high-resolution comparison
J.T. Harper, N.F. Humphrey and W.T. Pfeffer

77–92
Synthetic aperture radar interferometry over Rutford Ice Stream and Carlson Inlet, Antarctica
R.M. Frolich and C.S.M. Doake

93–96
Altitudinal gradient of mass-balance sensitivity to climatic change from 18 years of observations on glacier d'Argentière, France
M. Vallon, C. Vincent and L. Reynaud

97–103
Improving digital elevation models over ice sheets using AVHRR-based photoclinometry
Ted A. Scambos and Mark A. Fahnestock

104–118
A theory of ice-sheet surges
A.C. Fowler and E. Schiavi

119–135
Elevation, volume and terminus changes of nine glaciers in North America
J.J. Sapiano, W.D. Harrison and K.A. Echelmeyer

136–148
The structural glaciology of Kongsvegen, Svalbard, and its role in landform genesis
Neil F. Glasser, Michael J. Hambrey, Kevin R. Crawford, Matthew R. Bennett and David Huddart

149–156
Radar reflections reveal a wet bed beneath stagnant Ice Stream C and a frozen bed beneath ridge BC, West Antarctica
C.R. Bentley, N. Lord and C. Liu

157–163
Rapid sea-level rise from a West Antarctic ice-sheet collapse: a short-term perspective
Charles R. Bentley

164–170
Mapping subglacial surfaces of temperate valley glaciers by two-pass migration of a radio-echo sounding survey
B.C. Welch, W.T. Pfeffer, J.T. Harper and N.F. Humphrey

171–174
Instruments and Methods
Precise dielectric profiling of ice cores: a new device with improved guarding and its theory
Frank Wilhelms, Josef Kipfstuhl, Heinz Miller, Klaus Heinloth and John Firestone

175–178
Instruments and Methods
The ECLIPSE drill: a field-portable intermediate-depth ice-coring drill
Erik W. Blake, Cameron P. Wake and Michael D. Gerasimoff

179–181
Instruments and Methods
A new portable ice-core drilling machine: application to tephra studies
J.M. Casas, F. Sàbat, J.M. Vilaplana, J.M. Parés and D.M. Pomeroy

182–184
Correspondence
Detection of hills from radar data in central-northern Greenland
Justin Legarsky, Anthony Wong, Torry Akins and S. Prasad Gogineni

185–191
Correspondence
Determination of the surface and bed topography at Dome C, East Antarctica
Ignazio Ezio Tabacco, Andrea Passerini, Filippo Corbelli and Michael Gorman

191–193
Correspondence
Comments on "Some comments on climatic reconstructions from ice cores drilled in areas of high melt" by Roy M. Koerner
V.S. Zagorodnov

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Reply to the comments of V.S. Zagorodnov on "Some comments on climatic reconstructions from ice cores drilled in areas of high melt" by Roy M. Koerner
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Using the temporal variability of satellite radar altimetric observations to map surface properties of the Antarctic ice sheet
Benoît Legrésy and Frédérique Rémy

207–213
Satellite gravity and the mass balance of the Antarctic ice sheet
C.R. Bentley and J.M. Wahr

214–222
Physical and chemical studies in the region of the southern slope of Mount Elbrus, Caucasus
A.M. Bazhev, O. Rototaeva, J. Heintzenberg, M. Stenberg and J.F. Pinglot

223–230
Basal sliding of Ice Stream B, West Antarctica
Hermann Engelhardt and Barclay Kamb

231–238
A 1 year record of global radiation and albedo in the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland
J. Oerlemans and W.H. Knap

239–247
Reconnaisance study of glacier energy balance in North Greenland, 199394
Roger J. Braithwaite, Thomas Konzelmann, Christoph Marty and
Ole B. Olesen

248–262
Comparisons of sea-ice velocity fields from ERS-1 SAR and a dynamic model
Matti Leppäranta, Yan Sun and Jari Haapala

263–272
Geometric evolution and ice dynamics during a surge of Bakaninbreen, Svalbard
Tavi Murray, Julian A. Dowdeswell, David J. Drewry and Ian Frearson

273–284
Isotopic diffusion in polar firn: implications for interpretation of seasonal climate parameters in ice-core records, with emphasis on central Greenland
Kurt M. Cuffey and Eric J. Steig

285–292
The stability of a viscous till sheet coupled with ice flow, considered at wavelengths less than the ice thickness
Richard C.A. Hindmarsh

293–314
Drumlinization and drumlin-forming instabilities: viscous till mechanisms
Richard C.A. Hindmarsh

315–325
Mass balance of glaciers other than the ice sheets
J. Graham Cogley and W.P. Adams

326–332
Imaging of firn and bubbly ice in coaxial reflected light: a new technique for the characterization of these porous media
Laurent Arnaud, Michel Gay, Jean-Marc Barnola and Paul Duval

333–351
The mass balance of McCall Glacier, Brooks Range, Alaska, U.S.A.; its regional relevance and implications for climate change in the Arctic
B.T. Rabus and K.A. Echelmeyer

352–358
Detection of abrupt changes in glacier mass balance in the Tien Shan Mountains
M.S. Cao

359–367
Short-term velocity and water-pressure variations down-glacier from a riegel, Storglaciären, Sweden
Brian Hanson, Roger LeB. Hooke and Edmund M. Grace, Jr.

368–378
Comparison of a three-dimensional model for glacier flow with field data from Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Alun Hubbard, Heinz Blatter, Peter Nienow, Douglas Mair and Bryn Hubbard

379–382
The sliding velocity over a sinusoidal bed at high water pressure
Martin Truffer and Almut Iken

383–393
Sensitivity of Rhonegletscher, Switzerland, to climate change: experiments with a one-dimensional flowline model
Jakob Wallinga and Roderik S.W. van de Wal

394–404
Evolution of a surge-type glacier in its quiescent phase: Kongsvegen, Spitsbergen, 196495
Kjetil Melvold and Jon Ove Hagen

405–418
Ice-shelf dynamics near the front of the FilchnerRonne Ice Shelf, Antarctica, revealed by SAR interferometry
Eric Rignot and Douglas R. MacAyeal

419–428
Ice-shelf dynamics near the front of the FilchnerRonne Ice Shelf, Antarctica, revealed by SAR interferometry: model/interferogram comparison
Douglas R. MacAyeal, Eric Rignot and Christina L. Hulbe

429–434
Instruments and Methods
Inter-borehole electrical resistivity imaging of englacial drainage
Bryn Hubbard, Andrew Binley, Lee Slater, Roy Middleton and Bernd Kulessa


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Late Neogene Sirius Group strata in Reedy Valley, Antarctica: a multiple-resolution record of climate, ice-sheet and sea-level events
Gary S. Wilson, David M. Harwood, Rosemary A. Askin and Richard H. Levy

448–456
Stress and velocity fields in glaciers: Part I. Finite-difference schemes for higher-order glacier models
Jacques Colinge and Heinz Blatter

457–466
Stress and velocity fields in glaciers: Part II. Sliding and basal stress distribution
Heinz Blatter, Garry K.C. Clarke and Jacques Colinge

467–468
Diffusion of isotopes in the annual layers of ice sheets
J.F. Nye

469–476
Hinge-line migration of Petermann Gletscher, north Greenland, detected using satellite-radar interferometry
Eric Rignot

477–484
Depth-hoar growth rates near a rocky outcrop
E.M. Arons, S.C. Colbeck and J.M.N.T. Gray

485–497
Modelling the evolution of subglacial tunnels due to varying water input
Paul M. Cutler

498–516
A snow-transport model for complex terrain
Glen E. Liston and Matthew Sturm

517–522
Estimation of hydraulic properties of subglacial till from ploughmeter measurements
Urs H. Fischer, Neal R. Iverson, Brian Hanson, Roger LeB. Hooke and Peter Jansson

523–531
Accumulation and hoar effects on microwave emission on the Greenland ice-sheet dry-snow zones
Waleed Abdalati and Konrad Steffen

532–546
Analysis of the 199395 Bering Glacier (Alaska) surge using differential SAR interferometry
Dennis R. Fatland and Craig S. Lingle

547–562
Glaciohydraulic supercooling: a freeze-on mechanism to create stratified, debris-rich basal ice. I. Field evidence
Daniel E. Lawson, Jeffrey C. Strasser, Edward B. Evenson, Richard B. Alley, Grahame J. Larson and Steven A. Arcone

563–569
Glaciohydraulic supercooling: a freeze-on mechanism to create stratified, debris-rich basal ice. II. Theory
Richard B. Alley, Daniel E. Lawson, Edward B. Evenson, Jeffrey C. Strasser and Grahame J. Larson

570–582
Elevation and volume changes on the Harding Icefield, Alaska
G. Aðalgeirsdóttir, K.A. Echelmeyer and W.D. Harrison

583–588
Errors in daily ablation measurements in northern Greenland, 199394, and their implications for glacier climate studies
Roger J. Braithwaite, Thomas Konzelmann, Christoph Marty and
Ole B. Olesen

589–614
Ice-stream surface texture, sticky spots, waves and breathers: the coupled flow of ice, till and water
Richard C.A. Hindmarsh

615–624
Measurement of temperature in a margin of Ice Stream B, Antarctica: implications for margin migration and lateral drag
W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer and C.F. Larsen

625–633
Modeling the signature of a transponder in altimeter return data and determination of the reflection surface of the ice cap near the GRIP camp, Greenland
G. Haardeng-Pedersen, K. Keller, C.C. Tscherning and N. Gundestrup

634–642
Ring-shear studies of till deformation: Coulomb-plastic behavior and distributed strain in glacier beds
Neal R. Iverson, Thomas S. Hooyer and Robert W. Baker

643–652
Migration of the Siple Dome ice divide, West Antarctica
N.A. Nereson, C.F. Raymond, E.D. Waddington and R.W. Jacobel

653–658
Thickening of the western part of the Greenland ice sheet
Robert H. Thomas, Beáta M. Csathó, Sivaprasad Gogineni, Kenneth C. Jezek and Karl Kuivinen

659–669
Instruments and Methods
An improved coherent radar depth sounder
S. Gogineni, T. Chuah, C. Allen, K. Jezek and R.K. Moore

670–672
Correspondence
Horizontal shear rate of ice initially exhibiting vertical compression fabrics
Li Jun and T.H. Jacka

672–673
Correspondence
Technique for improving core quality in intermediate-depth drilling
Vin Morgan, Alan Elcheikh and Russell Brand

674–675
Correspondence
A rapid method for measuring snow surface profiles
W.G. Rees

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1–8
Pollen analysis and 14C age of moss remains in a permafrost core recovered from the active rock glacier MurtélCorvatsch, Swiss Alps: geomorphological and glaciological implications
Wilfried Haeberli, Andreas Kääb, Stephan Wagner, Daniel Vonder Mühll, Patricia Geissler, Jean Nicolas Haas, Holger Glatzel-Mattheier and Dietmar Wagenbach

9–16
Correlations between glacier properties: finding appopriate parameters for global glacier monitoring
Mark B. Dyurgerov and David B. Bahr

17–21
Characteristic mass-balance scaling with valley glacier size
David B. Bahr and Mark Dyurgerov

22–30
Air clathrate crystals from the GRIP deep ice core: a number-, size- and shape-distribution study
F. Pauer, J. Kipfstuhl, W.F. Kuhs and H. Shoji

31–40
Coupling between a glacier and a soft bed. I. A relation between effective pressure and local shear stress determined from till elasticity
Neal R. Iverson, Robert W. Baker, Roger LeB. Hooke, Brian Hanson and Peter Jansson

41–53
Coupling between a glacier and a soft bed. II. Model results
N.R. Iverson

54–62
An investigation of the debris-rich basal ice from Worthington Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Jane K. Hart and Richard I. Waller

63–68
Faceted crystal formation in the northeast Greenland low-accumulation region
Konrad Steffen, Waleed Abdalati and Isabelle Sherjal

69–86
Debris entrainment and transfer in polythermal valley glaciers
Michael J. Hambrey, Matthew R. Bennett, Julian A. Dowdeswell, Neil F. Glasser and David Huddart

87–92
Controls on the major-ion chemistry of the Dokriani glacier meltwaters, Ganga basin, Garhwal Himalaya, India
Syed Iqbal Hasnain and Renoj. J. Thayyen

93–100
Flow of Glaciar Moreno, Argentina, from repeat-pass Shuttle Imaging Radar images: comparison of the phase correlation method with radar interferometry
Remi Michel and Eric Rignot

101–111
A distributed temperature-index ice- and snowmelt model including potential direct solar radiation
Regine Hock

112–118
Mass-balance studies on Siachen Glacier in the Nubra Valley, Karakoram Himalaya, India
M.R. Bhutiyani

119–131
Seismic detection of transient changes beneath Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: I. Techniques and observations
Matt Nolan and Keith Echelmeyer

132–146
Seismic detection of transient changes beneath Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: II. Basal morphology and processes
Matt Nolan and Keith Echelmeyer

147–153
Conditions for bubble elongation in cold ice-sheet ice
Richard B. Alley and Joan J. Fitzpatrick

154–164
Reliability analysis for design of stake networks to measure glacier surface velocity
C. David Chadwell

165–174
Surface and bed topography of Trapridge Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada: digital elevation models and derived hydraulic geometry
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Physical and chemical characterization of a spring flood event, Bench Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: evidence for water storage
Suzanne Prestrud Anderson, Katherine M.H. Fernald, Robert S. Anderson and Neil F. Humphrey

190–200
Skier triggering, snow temperatures and the stability index for dry-slab avalanche inititation
D.M. McClung and Jürg Schweizer

201–213
Subglacial water-sheet floods, drumlins and ice-sheet lobes
E.M. Shoemaker

214–218
Laboratory study of the migration of methane sulphonate in firn
Elisabeth C. Pasteur and Robert Mulvaney

219–230
A three-dimensional numerical model of the confluence area of Unteraargletscher, Bernese Alps, Switzerland
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson

231–241
Ice flow of Humboldt, Petermann and Ryder Gletscher, northern Greenland
Ian Joughin, Mark Fahnestock, Ron Kwok, Prasad Gogineni and
Chris Allen

242–254
Calculating dense-snow avalanche runout using a Voellmy-fluid model with active/passive longitudinal straining
P. Bartelt, B. Salm and U. Gruber

255–263
Climatic and glaciological information inferred from air-content measurements of a Law Dome (East Antarctica) ice core
Marc Delmotte, Dominique Raynaud, Vin Morgan and Jean Jouzel

264–272
Statistical characteristics for the strain-dependent density and the spatial position for deformation-induced cracks in columnar-grain ice
Lorne W. Gold

273–285
Below-surface ice melt on the coastal Antarctic ice sheet
Glen E. Liston, Jan-Gunnar Winther, Oddbjørn Bruland, Hallgeir Elvehøy and Knut Sand

286–294
Water movement in the firn of Storglaciären, Sweden
Thomas Schneider

295–302
Climate variables along a traverse line in Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica
Michiel R. Van den Broeke, Jan-Gunnar Winther, Elisabeth Isaksson, Jean Francis Pinglot, Lars Karlöf, Trond Eiken and Louk Conrads

303–314
Avalanche risk mapping by simulation
Christopher J. Keylock, David M. McClung and Magnús Már Magnússon

315–324
Estimating late-winter heat flow to the atmosphere from the lake-dominated Alaskan North Slope
Martin O. Jeffries, Tingjun Zhang, Karoline Frey and Nick Kozlenko

325–337
Interferometric radar observations of Glaciares Europa and Penguin, Hielo Patagónico Sur, Chile
Richard R. Forster, Eric Rignot, Bryan L. Isacks and Kenneth C. Jezek

338–345
Strain-rate enhancement at Dye 3, Greenland
Throstur Thorsteinsson, E.D. Waddington, K.C. Taylor, R.B. Alley and D.D. Blankenship

346–351
An investigation of the thermal conductivity of snow
A.K. Singh

352–360
Evidence for temporally varying "sticky spots'' at the base of Trapridge Glacier, Yukon Territory, Canada
Urs Fischer, Garry K.C. Clarke and Heinz Blatter

361–369
Ongoing margin migration of Ice Stream B, Antarctica
K.A. Echelmeyer and W.D. Harrison

370–383
Meso- and micro-scale sea-ice motion in the East Siberian Sea as determined from ERS-1 SAR data
Kim Morris, Shusun Li and Martin Jeffries

384–393
Ice-dynamic conditions across the grounding zone, Ekströmisen, East Antarctica
C. Mayer and P. Huybrechts

394–396
Correspondence
Observation of "yukimarimo'' on the snow surface of the inland plateau, Antarctic ice sheet
T. Kameda, H. Yoshimi, N. Azuma and H. Motoyama

397–398
Correspondence
Comments on "Mass balance of glaciers other than the ice sheets'' by Cogley and Adams
J. Oerlemans

398–399
Correspondence
Reply to comments of J. Oerlemans on "Mass balance of glaciers other than the ice sheets'' by Cogley and Adams
J. Graham Cogley and W.P. Adams

399
Correspondence
Comments on "Mass balance of glaciers other than the ice sheets'' by Cogley and Adams
Heinz Slupetzky

400
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Reply to comments of H. Slupetzky on "Mass balance of glaciers other than the ice sheets'' by Cogley and Adams
J.Graham Cogley and W.P. Adams

400–402
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Formation of supraglacial sediment accumulations on Kötlujökull, Iceland
Johannes Krüger and James S. Aber

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Whirled patterns in thawing snow
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Observations of snowpack ripening in the Sierra Nevada
Richard Kattelmann and Jeff Dozier

417–422
Microstructural change in ice: I. Constant-deformation-rate tests under triaxial stress conditions
P.M. Melanson, I.L. Meglis, I.J. Jordaan and B.M. Stone

423–437
Microstructural change in ice
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438–448
Microstructural change in ice: II. Creep behavior under triaxial stress conditions
I.L. Meglis, P.M. Melanson and I.J. Jordaan

449–455
Microstructural change in ice: III. Observations from an iceberg impact zone
K.J. Muggeridge and I.J. Jordaan

456–462
Relationships between interannual variability of glacier mass balance and climate
Roger J. Braithwaite and Yu Zhang

463–468
Effects of seasonal variability of accumulation on yearly mean ë18O values in Antarctic snow
Elisabeth Schlosser

469–484
A computer-based system simulating snowpack structures as a tool for regional avalanche forecast
Y. Durand, G. Giraud, E. Brun, L. M‚rindol and E. Martin

485–494
Two orthotropic models for strain-induced anisotropy of polar ice
R. Staroszczyk and O. Gagliardini

495–505
Subglacial drilling at Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: drilling method and sample descriptions
M. Truffer, R.J. Motyka, W.D. Harrison, K.A. Echelmeyer, B. Fisk and
S. Tulaczyk

506–516
Breaking the seal at Grímsvötn
A.C. Fowler

517–523
Climatological significance of ë18O in precipitation and ice cores: a case study at the head of Ürümqi River, Tien Shan, China
Hou Shugui, Qin Dahe, Paul A. Mayewski, Yang Qinzhao, Ren Jiawen, Li Zhongqin and Xiao Cunde

524–532
High-resolution hydrothermal structure of Hansbreen, Spitsbergen, mapped by ground-penetrating radar
J.C. Moore, A. Pälli, F. Ludwig, H. Blatter, J. Jania, B. Gadek, P. Glowacki, D. Mochnacki and E. Isaksson

533–538
Combining SAR interferometry and the equation of continuity to estimate the three-dimensional glacier surface-velocity vector
Niels Reeh, Søren Nørvang Madsen and Johan Jakob Mohr

539–546
Full-depth avalanche occurrences caused by snow gliding, Coquihalla, British Columbia, Canada
Jennifer Clarke and David McClung

547–554
Automatic reconstruction of polycrystalline ice microstructure from image analysis: application to the EPICA ice core at Dome Concordia, Antarctica
Michel Gay and Jerome Weiss

555–558
Slushflows at El Port del Comte, northeast Spain
Glòria Furdada, Pere Martínez, Pere Oller and Joan Manuel Vilaplana

559–567
Application of a mass-balance model to a Himalayan glacier
Rijan Bhakta Kayastha, Tetsuo Ohata and Yutaka Ageta

568–574
On the numerical computation of temperature in an ice sheet
Richard C.A. Hindmarsh

575–583
Instruments and Methods
Modelling mass balance using photogrammetric and geophysical data: a pilot study at Griesgletscher, Swiss Alps
Andreas Kääb and Martin Funk

585–586
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Abrupt decrease in recent snow accumulation at Mount Qomolangma (Everest), Himalaya
Hou Shugui, Qin Dahe, Cameron P. Wake and Paul A. Mayewski

587–588
Review
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Relating glacier mass balance to meteorological data by using a seasonal sensitivity characteristic
J. Oerlemans and B.K. Reichert

7–14
Sensitivity of mass balance of five Swiss glaciers to temperature changes assessed by tuning a degree-day model
Roger J. Braithwaite and Yu Zhang

15–19
Formaldehyde and peroxide concentrations in Law Dome (Antarctica) firn and ice cores
R.W. Gillett, T.D. van Ommen, A.V. Jackson and G.P. Ayers

20–24
A simple snowpack/cloud reflectance and transmittance model from microwave to ultraviolet: the ice-lamella pack
Christian Mätzler

25–34
Glaciofluvial crevasse and conduit fills as indicators of supraglacial dewatering during a surge, Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland
Matthew R. Bennett, David Huddart and Richard I. Waller

35–40
Natural and anthropogenic levels of tritium in a Canadian Arctic ice core, Agassiz Ice Cap, Ellesmere Island, and comparison with other radionuclides
Thomas G. Kotzer, Akira Kudo, James Zheng and Wayne Workman

41–44
The orientation dependence of the strength of ice single crystals
Y.L. Trickett, I. Baker and P.M.S. Pradhan

45–53
Reconstructing past atmospheric CO2 concentration based on ice-core analyses: open questions due to in situ production of CO2 in ice
Jürg Tschumi and Bernhard Stauffer

54–66
Numerical modelling of the ice sheet in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: impacts of present, past and future climates
J.-O. Näslund, J.L. Fastook and P. Holmlund

67–74
An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry
J.L. Bamber, R.J. Hardy and I. Joughin

75–87
The accumulation pattern across Siple Dome, West Antarctica, inferred from radar-detected internal layers
N.A. Nereson, C.F. Raymond, R.W. Jacobel and E.D. Waddington

88–94
Bed properties of Siple Dome and adjacent ice streams, West Antarctica, inferred from radio-echo sounding measurements
A.M. Gades, C.F. Raymond, H. Conway and R.W. Jacobel

95–101
The onset area of Ice Stream D, West Antarctica
Robert Bindschadler, Xin Chen and Patricia Vornberger

102–110
Changes in the margin of Ice Stream C, Antarctica
R.W. Jacobel, T.A. Scambos, N.A. Nereson and C.F. Raymond

111–118
Elevation of ice-stream margin scars after stagnation
N.A. Nereson

119–128
Comparison of SAR-interferometric and surveyed velocities on a mountain glacier: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
B.T. Rabus and D.R. Fatland

129–139
A new technique for ice-fabric analysis
L.A. Wilen

140–150
Ice-core evidence of the thickness and character of clear-facies basal ice: Glacier de Transfleuron, Switzerland
Bryn Hubbard, Jean-Louis Tison, Laurent Janssens and Baruch Spiro

151–160
Texture and strength changes of buried surface-hoar layers with implications for dry snow-slab avalanche release
J.Bruce Jamieson and Jürg Schweizer

161–166
Geophysical investigations of ice-sheet internal layering and deformation in the Dome C region of central East Antarctica
Richard Hodgkins, Martin J. Siegert and Julian A. Dowdeswell

167–172
Instruments and Methods
Portable system for intermediate-depth ice-core drilling
V. Zagorodnov, L.G. Thompson and E. Mosley-Thompson


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Modelling dynamics of glaciers in volcanic craters
Andrey N. Salamatin, Yaroslav D. Murav'yev, Takayuki Shiraiwa and Kenichi Matsuoka

188–196
Glacier calving: a numerical model of forces in the calving-speedwater-depth relation
Brian Hanson and Roger LeB. Hooke

197–205
Numerical modelling of ice-sheet dynamics across the Vostok subglacial lake, central East Antarctica
Christoph Mayer and Martin J. Siegert

206–212
Evidence for extreme pressure pulses in the subglacial water system
Jeffrey L. Kavanaugh and Garry K.C. Clarke

213–221
Glacier motion dominated by processes deep in underlying till
M. Truffer, W.D. Harrison and K.A. Echelmeyer

222–226
Monsoon and dust signals recorded in Dasuopu glacier, Tibetan Plateau
Kang Shichang, Cameron P. Wake, Qin Dahe, Paul A. Mayewski and Yao Tandong

227–238
Results from the EISMINT model intercomparison: the effects of thermomechanical coupling
A.J. Payne, P. Huybrechts, A. Abe-Ouchi, R. Calov, J.L. Fastook, R. Greve, S.J. Marshall, I. Marsiat, C. Ritz, L. Tarasov and M.P.A. Thomassen

239–243
The effects of sulfuric acid on the mechanical properties of ice single crystals
Y.L. Trickett, I. Baker and P.M.S. Pradhan

244–252
Effect of summer accumulation on glacier mass balance on the Tibetan Plateau revealed by mass-balance model
Koji Fujita and Yutaka Ageta

253–264
Ice discharge of eastern Dome C drainage area, Antarctica, inferred from airborne radar survey and satellite image analysis
Massimo Frezzotti, Ignazio Ezio Tabacco and Achille Zirizzotti

265–273
Mass balance of the northeast sector of the Greenland ice sheet: a remote-sensing perspective
Eric Rignot, Guillaume Buscarlet, Beáta Csathó, Sivaprasad Gogineni, William Krabill and Marjorie Schmeltz

274–286
Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays
M.L. Moran, R.J. Greenfield, S.A. Arcone and A.J. Delaney

287–296
Radar glacier zones in southeast Alaska, U.S.A.: field and satellite observations
Joan M. Ramage, Bryan L. Isacks and Maynard M. Miller

297–310
Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet
Ellen Wilch and Terence J. Hughes

311–325
A numerical investigation of ice-lobepermafrost interaction around the southern Laurentide ice sheet
Paul M. Cutler, Douglas R. MacAyeal, David M. Mickelson, Byron B. Parizek and Patrick M. Colgan

326–334
The accumulation regime of Blue Glacier, U.S.A., 191496
L.A. Rasmussen, H. Conway and P.S. Hayes

335–340
Himalayan ice-core dating with snow algae
Yoshitaka Yoshimura, Shiro Kohshima, Nozomu Takeuchi, Katsumoto Seko and Koji Fujita

341–345
A hot-water ice-coring drill
H. Engelhardt, B. Kamb and R. Bolsey

346
Review
KNIGHT, Peter G. 1999. Glaciers. Cheltenham, Stanley Thornes, 261 pp. ISBN 0-74874-000-7, Paperback
Andrew G. Fountain

347–348
Review
Petrenko,Victor F. and Robert W. Whitworth. 1999. The Physics of ice. Oxford, etc., Oxford University Press, 384 pp. ISBN 0-19851-895-1, Hardback
Keith Echelmeyer

349–351
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Rapid sediment entrainment and englacial deposition during jökulhlaups
Matthew J. Roberts, Andrew J. Russell, Fiona S. Tweed and Oskar Knudsen


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A geometric glacier model for sea-level change calculations
S.C.B. Raper, O. Brown and R.J. Braithwaite

369–374
A comparison of radio-echo sounding data and electrical conductivity of the GRIP ice core
Ludwig Hempel, Franz Thyssen, Niels Gundestrup, Henrik B. Clausen and Heinz Miller

375–388
Evaluation of remote-sensing techniques to measure decadal-scale changes of Hofsjökull ice cap, Iceland
D.K. Hall, R.S. Williams Jr., J.S. Barton, O. Sigurdsson, L.C. Smith and J.B. Garvin

389–398
Englacial water distribution in a temperate glacier from surface and borehole radar velocity analysis
Tavi Murray, Graham W. Stuart, Matt Fry, Nicola H. Gamble and Mike D. Crabtree

399–411
Short fluctuations in the density and thickness of a dry firn column
D.J. Wingham

412–422
Controls on the distribution of surge-type glaciers in Svalbard
Hester Jiskoot, Tavi Murray and Paul Boyle

423–426
Glacier advance, ice-marginal lakes and the routing of meltwater and sediment: Russell Glacier, Greenland
Peter G. Knight, Richard I. Waller, Carrie J. Patterson, Alison P. Jones and Zoe P. Robinson

427–437
On the modelling of ice-thickness redistribution
Jari Haapala

438–444
A flow model for the polar caps of Mars
J.F. Nye

445–452
The use of bulk and profile methods for determining surface heat fluxes in the presence of glacier winds
Bruce Denby and W. Greuell

453–458
Non-temperate glacier flow over wavy sloping ground
Jan Erik Weber

459–469
A model of ablation-dominated medial moraines and the generation of debris-mantled glacier snouts
Robert S. Anderson

470–476
Contemporaneous, localized, basal ice-flow variations: implications for bedrock erosion and the origin of p-forms
Brice R. Rea, David J.A. Evans, Tom S. Dixon and W.Brian Whalley

477–490
1.4 GHz radar penetration and evidence of drainage structures in temperate ice: Black Rapids Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Steven A. Arcone and Norbert E. Yankielun

491–498
Glacier mass-balance determination by remote sensing and high-resolution modelling
Alun Hubbard, Ian Willis, Martin Sharp, Douglas Mair, Peter Nienow, Bryn Hubbard and Heinz Blatter

499–506
Dynamic behaviour analysis of glacier de Saint Sorlin, France, from 40 years of observations, 1957–97
C. Vincent, M. Vallon, L. Reynaud and E. Le Meur

507–515
Glaciochemical dating of an ice core from upper Grenzgletscher (4200 m a.s.l.)
Anja Eichler, Margit Schwikowski, Heinz W. Gäggeler, Verena Furrer, Hans-Arno Synal, Jürg Beer, Matthias Saurer and Martin Funk

516–530
The link between climate warming and break-up of ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula
Ted A. Scambos, Christina Hulbe, Mark Fahnestock and Jennifer Bohlander

531–537
A low-cost glacier-mapping system
E.Lintz Christensen, N. Reeh, R. Forsberg, J.Hjelm Jörgensen, N. Skou and K. Woelders

538
Erratum
The structural glaciology of Kongsvegen, Svalbard, and its role in landform genesis
Neil F. Glasser, Michael J. Hambrey, Kevin R. Crawford, Matthew R. Bennett and David Huddart


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Snow accumulation rates in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, by firn-core analysis
Barbara Stenni, Francesca Serra, Massimo Frezzotti, Valter Maggi, Rita Traversi, Silvia Becagli and Roberto Udisti

553–560
Digital elevation models for the Lambert Glacier–Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica, from ERS-1 satellite radar altimetry
Helen A. Fricker, Glenn Hyland, Richard Coleman and Neal W. Young

561–570
Mass balance of the Lambert Glacier–Amery Ice Shelf system, East Antarctica: a comparison of computed balance fluxes and measured fluxes
Helen A. Fricker, Roland C. Warner and Ian Allison

571–579
Analysis of a 3 year meteorological record from the ablation zone of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland: energy and mass balance

J. Oerlemans

580–598
Coupled ice–till deformation near subglacial channels and cavities
Felix S.L. Ng

599–610
Sliding of ice past an obstacle at Engabreen, Norway
Denis Cohen, Roger LeB. Hooke, Neal R. Iverson and Jack Kohler

611–621
Rheology of ice at the bed of Engabreen, Norway
Denis Cohen

622–632
Late Pleistocene climate conditions in the north Chilean Andes drawn from a climate–glacier model
Christoph Kull and Martin Grosjean

633–640
Sliding versus till deformation in the fast motion of an ice stream over a viscous till
Throstur Thorsteinsson and Charles F. Raymond

641–651
Diffusive mixing between shearing granular layers: constraints on bed deformation from till contacts
Thomas S. Hooyer and Neal R. Iverson

652–664
A millennium of variable ice flow recorded by the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
M.A. Fahnestock, T.A. Scambos, R.A. Bindschadler and G. Kvaran

665–674
Energy balance of ice streams
C.F. Raymond

675–688
Measurement and parameterization of albedo variations at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Ben W. Brock, Ian C. Willis and Martin J. Sharp

689–694
Ice motion over Lake Vostok, Antarctica: constraints on inferences regarding the accreted ice
R. Kwok, M.J. Siegert and F.D. Carsey

695–699
Acoustic televiewer logging in glacier boreholes
Roger H. Morin, Guillaume E. Descamps and L.DeWayne Cecil

700
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Post, A. and E.R. LaChapelle. 1999. Glacier ice. Revised edition. Seattle, WA, University of Washington Press on association with International Glaciological Society, Cambridge, England. 144 pp. ISBN 0-295-97910-0, paperback $27.95

Jürg Alean

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Van der Veen, C.J. 1999. Fundamentals of glacier dynamics. Rotterdam, A.A. Balkema, x + 462 pp. Hardback edition: ISBN 90-5410-470-8, EUR74.50/$88.00/£52.00. Student paperback edition: ISBN 90-5410-471-6, EUR36.00/$42.00/£25.00
F.S.L. Ng

702–703
Correspondence
Subglacial water at the heads of Antarctic ice-stream tributaries
Martin J. Siegert and Jonathan L. Bamber

703–706
Correspondence
The chemistry of grain boundaries in Greenland ice
D. Cullen and I. Baker

707
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Delineation of a complexly dipping temperate glacier bed using short-pulse radar arrays
M.L. Moran, R.J. Greenfield, S.A. Arcone and A.J. Delaney

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The seasonal cycle of sublimation at Halley, Antarctica
J. C. King, P. S. Anderson and G. W. Mann

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Spatial patterns of glacier motion during a high-velocity event: Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Douglas Mair, Peter Nienow, Ian Willis and Martin Sharp

21–28
Anomalous heat and mass budget of Glaciar Zongo, Bolivia, during the 1997/98 El Niño year
P. Wagnon, P. Ribstein, B. Francou and J. E. Sicart

29–36
Crevasse patterns at the onset to Ice Stream B, West Antarctica
S. F. Price and I. M. Whillans

37–50
Meteorological conditions over Antarctic blue-ice areas and their influence on the local surface mass balance
Richard Bintanja and Carleen H. Reijmer

51–57
Investigations of an "ice-plain" in the mouth of Pine Island Glacier, Antarctica
H. F. J. Corr, C. S. M. Doake, A. Jenkins and D. G. Vaughan

58–70
Glacier–volcano interactions deduced by SAR interferometry
Helgi Björnsson, Helmut Rott, Sverrir Gudmundsson, Andrea Fischer, Andreas Siegel and Magnús T. Gudmundsson

71–77
Ephemeral grounding as a signal of ice-shelf change
Marjorie Schmeltz, Eric Rignot and Douglas R. MacAyeal

78–84
Ice-divide flow at Hans Tausen Iskappe, North Greenland, from surface movement data
C. S. Hvidberg, K. Keller, N. Gundestrup and P. Jonsson

85–96
Cold firn and ice of high-altitude glaciers in the Alps: measurements and distribution modelling
Stephan Suter, Martin Laternser, Wilfried Haeberli, Regula Frauenfelder and Martin Hoelzle

97–110
Numerical modeling of blowing and drifting snow in Alpine terrain
Peter Gauer

111–122
Prevention of outburst floods from periglacial lakes at Grubengletscher, Valais, Swiss Alps
Wilfried Haeberli, Andreas Kääb, Daniel Vonder Mühll and Philip Teysseire

123–134
Implications of till deformation on glacier dynamics
Martin Truffer, Keith A. Echelmeyer and William D. Harrison

135–146
Buoyancy-driven lacustrine calving, Glaciar Nef, Chilean Patagonia
Charles Warren, Doug Benn, Vanessa Winchester and Stephan Harrison

147–151
The isotopic record at an alpine glacier and its implications for local climatic changes and isotopic homogenization processes
He Yuanqing, Wilfred H. Theakstone, Shi Yafeng and Yao Tandong

153
Correspondence. A reason for resin
Michael D. Gerasimoff and Cameron P. Wake

154
Correspondence. Recent recession of a small plateau ice cap, Ellesmere Island, Canada
Carsten Braun, Douglas R. Hardy and Raymond S. Bradley

155–156
Correspondence. Recent 180 years oxalate (C2O42–) records recovered from the Mount Everest ice core: some environmental implications
Kang Shichang, Qin Dahe, Paul A. Mayewski and Cameron P. Wake

157–158
Correspondence. 10 years of mass-balance measurements along a transect near Kangerlussuaq, central West Greenland
W. Greuell, B. Denby, R. S. W. van de Wal and J. Oerlemans

159–160
Correspondence. Comments on "Calculating basal thermal zones beneath the Antarctic ice sheet" by Wilch and Hughes
Martin J. Siegert

160–162
Correspondence. Complexity of the climatic regime over the Lambert Glacier basin of the East Antarctic ice sheet: firn-core evidences
Xiao Cunde, Ren Jiawen, Qin Dahe, Li Hongqin, Sun Weizhen and Ian Allison

163–164
Review. Maltman, A.J., B. Hubbard and M.J. Hambrey, eds. 2000. Deformation of glacial materials. London, Geological Society (Special Publication 176). 352 pages. ISBN 1-86239-72-X, Hardback.
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Mechanical and hydraulic properties of till beneath Bakaninbreen, Svalbard
Philip R. Porter and Tavi Murray

176–186
Spatial patterns of snow stability throughout a small mountain range
K. W. Birkeland

187–194
Small glaciers disappearing in the tropical Andes: a case-study in Bolivia: Glaciar Chacaltaya (16ºS)
Edson Ramírez, Bernard Francou, Pierre Ribstein, Marc Descloitres, Roger Guérin, Javier Mendoza, Robert Gallaire, Bernard Pouyaud and Ekkehard Jordan

195–204
Glacier–climate interaction at low latitudes
Georg Kaser

205–212
Internal ice-sheet radar layer profiles and their relation to reflection mechanisms between Dome C and the Transantarctic Mountains
Martin J. Siegert and Shuji Fujita

213–222
Evidence for rapid retreat and mass loss of Thwaites Glacier, West Antarctica
Eric Rignot

223–231
Formation processes of basal ice at Hamna Glacier, Sôya Coast, East Antarctica, inferred by detailed co-isotopic analyses
Yoshinori Iizuka, Hiroshi Satake, Takayuki Shiraiwa and Renji Naruse

232–242
Mapping thermal and hydrological conditions beneath a polythermal glacier with radio-echo sounding
Luke Copland and Martin Sharp

243–250
Longitudinal variations in cross-section morphology along a glacial valley: a case-study from the Tien Shan, China
Li Yingkui, Liu Gengnian and Cui Zhijiu

251–257
Firn-line detection on Austre Okstindbreen, Norway, with airborne multipolarization SAR
Max König, Jan-Gunnar Winther, Niels Tvis Knudsen and Tore Guneriussen

258–270
Coupled marine-ice-sheet/Earth dynamics using a dynamically consistent ice-sheet model and a self-gravitating viscous Earth model
E. Le Meur and Richard C. A. Hindmarsh

271–282
Dynamical processes involved in the retreat of marine ice sheets
Richard C. A. Hindmarsh and E. Le Meur

283–294
Post-stagnation behavior in the upstream regions of Ice Stream C, West Antarctica
S. F. Price, R. A. Bindschadler, C. L. Hulbe and I. R. Joughin

295–302
Tidewater glacier beds: insights from iceberg debris in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard
Neil F. Glasser and Michael J. Hambrey

303–313
The elevation history of ice streams and the spatial accumulation pattern along the Siple Coast of West Antarctica inferred from ground-based radar data from three inter-ice-stream ridges
N. A. Nereson and C. F. Raymond

314–324
Modelling heat flow in a cold, high-altitude glacier: interpretation of measurements from Colle Gnifetti, Swiss Alps
Martin P. Lüthi and Martin Funk

325–334
Blue-ice areas in Antarctica derived from NOAA AVHRR satellite data
Jan-Gunnar Winther, Martin Nørman Jespersen and Glen E. Liston

335–345
A new ice-core record from Lomonosovfonna, Svalbard: viewing the 1920–97 data in relation to present climate and environmental conditions
Elisabeth Isaksson, Veijo Pohjola, Tauno Jauhiainen, John Moore, Jean-Francis Pinglot, Rein Vaikmäe, Roderik S. W. van de Wal, Jon Ove Hagen, Jüri Ivask, Lars Karlöf, Tônu Martma, Harro A. J. Meijer, Robert Mulvaney, Martijn Thomassen and Michiel R. van den Broeke

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Review. Jones, H.G., J.W. Pomeroy, D.A. Walker and R.W. Hoham (eds.), 2001. Snow ecology: an interdisciplinary examination of snow-covered ecosystems. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. 378 pp. ISBN 0-521-58483-3, hardback.
Matthew Sturm

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Erratum. Buoyancy-driven lacustrine calving, Glaciar Nef, Chilean Patagonia
Charles Warren, Doug Benn, Vanessa Winchester and Stephan Harrison


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The surges of Variegated Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., and their connection to climate and mass balance
O. Eisen, W. D. Harrison and C. F. Raymond

359–368
Significant marine-ice accumulation in the ablation zone beneath an Antarctic ice shelf
A. Khazendar, J.-L. Tison, B. Stenni, M. Dini and A. Bondesan

369–377
Interannual variability of elevation on the Greenland ice sheet: effects of firn densification, and establishment of a multi-century benchmark
K. M. Cuffey

378–386
Enhancement of glacial solute fluxes in the proglacial zone of a polythermal glacier
J. L. Wadham, R. J. Cooper, M. Tranter and R. Hodgkins

387–396
Detailed observations of the rippled surface of Antarctic blue-ice areas
Richard Bintanja, Carleen H. Reijmer and S.J.M.H. Hulscher

397–411
Distribution of glacial geomorphic features on the Antarctic continental shelf and correlation with substrate: implications for ice behavior
J. S. Wellner, A. L. Lowe, S. S. Shipp and J. B. Anderson

412–422
Basal-crevasse-fill origin of laminated debris bands at Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Staci L. Ensminger, Richard B. Alley, Edward B. Evenson, Daniel E. Lawson and Grahame J. Larson

423–432
Characteristics of a crater glacier at Ushkovsky volcano, Kamchatka, Russia, as revealed by the physical properties of ice cores and borehole thermometry
Takayuki Shiraiwa, Yaroslav D. Murav'yev, Takao Kameda, Fumihiko Nishio, Yoko Toyama, Akiyoshi Takahashi, Alexander A. Ovsyannikov, Andrey N. Salamatin and Kotaro Yamagata

433–440
Transmission of stress between an ice stream and interstream ridge
I. M. Whillans and C. J. van der Veen

441–451
Greenland ice-sheet mass-balance distribution: a variance analysis of existing field data
Delphine Six, Anne Letréguilly and Louis Reynaud

452–460
Modeling giant-iceberg drift under the influence of sea ice in the Weddell Sea, Antarctica
Christopher Lichey and Hartmut H. Hellmer

461–471
Frazil-ice entrainment of sediment: large-tank laboratory experiments
Lars Henrik Smedsrud

472–480
Abrupt glacier motion and reorganization of basal shear stress following the establishment of a connected drainage system
Jeffrey L. Kavanaugh and Garry K. C. Clarke

481–488
Distributed shear of subglacial till due to Coulomb slip
Neal R. Iverson and Richard M. Iverson

489–496
A high-altitude snow chemistry record from Amundsenisen, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Elisabeth Isaksson, Wibjörn Karlén, Paul Mayewski, Mark Twickler and Sallie Whitlow

497–506
Terminus behavior and response time of North Cascade glaciers, Washington, U.S.A
Mauri S. Pelto and Cliff Hedlund

507–516
An analytical approach to deformation of anisotropic ice-crystal aggregates
Throstur Thorsteinsson

517–518
Correspondence. Fracturing and sediment deposition at the glacier surface by jökulhlaups: a common occurrence
Wilfred H. Theakstone

519–520
Correspondence. Evidence of the Kuwaiti oil fires in the Dasuopu glacier ice core, central Himalaya
Kang Shichang, Qin Dahe, Paul A. Mayewski, Xie Shucheng and Duan Keqin

521–522
Review. Alley, Richard B. and Robert A. Bindschadler, eds. The West Antarctic ice sheet: behavior and environment. Washington, DC, American Geophysical Union. xii + 296 pp. ISBN 0-87590-957-4, ISSN 0066-4634. (Antarctic Research Series 77)
Terence J. Hughes

523
Review. Wadhams, Peter. Ice in the ocean. Amsterdam, etc. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers. xi + 351 pp. ISBN 90-5699-296-1, cloth.
Matti Leppäranta

524
Review. Alley, Richard B. The two-mile time machine: ice cores, abrupt climate change, and our future. Princeton, NJ and Oxford, Princeton University Press. viii + 229 pp. ISBN 0-691-00493-5, cloth
John C. Moore


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Thermally controlled glacier surging
A. C. Fowler, Tavi Murray and F. S. L. Ng

539–547
Detection of snowmelt regions on the Greenland ice sheet using diurnal backscatter change
S. V. Nghiem, K. Steffen, R. Kwok and W.-Y. Tsai

548–554
Oxygen isotopic and soluble ionic composition of a shallow firn core, Inilchek glacier, central Tien Shan
Karl J. Kreutz, Vladimir B. Aizen, L. DeWayne Cecil and Cameron P. Wake

555–566
A mean net accumulation pattern derived from radioactive layers and radar soundings on Austfonna, Nordaustlandet, Svalbard
Jean Francis Pinglot, Jon Ove Hagen, Kjetil Melvold, Trond Eiken and Christian Vincent

567–578
Short-term flow dynamics of a retreating tidewater glacier: LeConte Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
S. O'Neel, K. A. Echelmeyer and R. J. Motyka

579–588
Estimating South Cascade Glacier (Washington, U.S.A.) mass balance from a distant radiosonde and comparison with Blue Glacier
L. A. Rasmussen and H. Conway

589–594
Methanesulphonate in the firn of King George Island, Antarctica
Han Jiankang, Xie Zichu, Zhang Xinping, Dai Dongsheng, P. A. Mayewski and M. S. Twickler

595–606
Flow dynamics of tidewater glaciers: a numerical modelling approach
Andreas Vieli, Martin Funk and Heinz Blatter

607–612
Subglacial deformation: evidence from microfabric studies of particles and voids in till from the upper Ürümqi river valley, Tien Shan, China
Yi Chaolu and Cui Zhijiu

613–625
Surface properties and processes of perennial Antarctic sea ice in summer
Christian Haas, David N. Thomas and Jörg Bareiss

626–638
Growth and drainage of supraglacial lakes on the debris-mantled Ngozumpa Glacier, Khumbu Himal, Nepal
D. I. Benn, S. Wiseman and K. A. Hands

639–648
Potential for stratigraphic folding near ice-sheet centers
Edwin D. Waddington, John F. Bolzan and Richard B. Alley

649–658
Quantifying the effects of climate and surface change on glacier mass balance
D. H. Elsberg, W. D. Harrison, K. A. Echelmeyer and R. M. Krimmel

659–664
On the characterization of glacier response by a single time-scale
W. D. Harrison, D. H. Elsberg, K. A. Echelmeyer and R. M. Krimmel

665–670
A physically based method for correcting temperature data measured by naturally ventilated sensors over snow
Martin Arck and Dieter Scherer

671–676
Preliminary firn-densification model with 38-site dataset
M. K. Spencer, R. B. Alley and T. T. Creyts

677–687
Multi-model photogrammetric analysis of the 1990s surge of Sortebræ, East Greenland
Hester Jiskoot, Asger Ken Pedersen and Tavi Murray

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Direct measurement of basal motion at a hard-bedded, temperate glacier: Glacier de Transfleuron, Switzerland
Bryn Hubbard

9–19
Computing marine-ice thickness at an ice-shelf base
David M. Holland

20–30
Force balance along an inland tributary and onset to Ice Stream D, West Antarctica
Stephen F. Price, Robert A. Bindschadler, Christina L. Hulbe and Donald D. Blankenship

31–41
Altitudinal variation of the stable isotopes of snow in regions of high relief
Gerald Holdsworth and H. Roy Krouse

42–50
Basal conditions and glacier motion during the winter/spring transition, Worthington Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.
Joel T. Harper, Neil F. Humphrey and Mark C. Greenwood

51–61
A model for entrainment of sediment into sea ice by aggregation between frazil-ice crystals and sediment grains
Lars Henrik Smedsrud

62–69
Airborne radar survey above Vostok region, east-central Antarctica: ice thickness and Lake Vostok geometry
Ignazio E. Tabacco, Cesido Bianchi, Achille Zirizzotti, Enrico Zuccheretti, Alessandro Forieri and Alessio Della Vedova

70–80
Modeling precipitation over ice sheets: an assessment using Greenland
Gerard H. Roe

81–86
Isotopic study on Dokriani Bamak glacier, central Himalaya: implications for climatic changes and ice dynamics
Vasant Nijampurkar, Kameswara Rao, Manmohan Sarin and Joseph Gergan

87–94
Temporal variability of accumulation at Neumayer station, Antarctica, from stake array measurements and a regional atmospheric model
Elisabeth Schlosser, Nicole van Lipzig and Hans Oerter

95–108
Isochrones and isotherms beneath migrating ice divides
Nadine A. Nereson and Edwin D. Waddington

109–117
Overthrusts due to easy-slip/poor-slip transitions at the bed: the mathematical singularity with non-linear isotropic viscosity
Louis Lliboutry

118–124
Extension of Glacier de Saint-Sorlin, French Alps, and equilibrium-line altitude during the Little Ice Age
Louis Lliboutry

125–141
Velocities, strain rates, stresses, crevassing and faulting on Glacier de Saint-Sorlin, French Alps, 1957–76
Louis Lliboutry

142–148
A century reconstruction of the mass balance of Glacier de Sarennes, French Alps
Olivier Torinesi, Anne Letréguilly and François Valla

149–158
Seasonal and spatial variations in the chemistry of a High Arctic supraglacial snow cover
Martin Sharp, Mark Skidmore and Peter Nienow

159–170
Performance and applications of an automated c-axis ice-fabric analyzer
Dirk P. Hansen and Larry A. Wilen

171–172
Correspondence. Glacial retreat in the Baspa basin, Himalaya, monitored with satellite stereo data
Anil V. Kulkarni and I. M. Bahuguna

173
Review. Oerlemans, J., 2001. Glaciers and climate change: a meteorologist's view. Lisse, etc., A.A. Balkema Publishers. xii + 148 pp. ISBN 90-265-1813-7, hardback.
Kurt M. Cuffey

174
Erratum. Dynamical processes involved in the retreat of marine ice sheets
Richard C. A. Hindmarsh and E. Le Meur


Vol. 48 2002 No. 161

177–191
Tank study of physico-chemical controls on gas content and composition during growth of young sea ice
Jean-Louis Tison, Christian Haas, Marcia M. Gowing, Suzanne Sleewaegen and Alain Bernard

192–198
Discharge of debris from ice at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet
Peter G. Knight, Richard I. Waller, Carrie J. Patterson, Alison P. Jones and Zoe P. Robinson

199–207
Seasonal and interannual variations of firn densification and ice-sheet surface elevation at Greenland summit
H. Jay Zwally and Li Jun

208–216
Evidence for basal cavity opening from analysis of surface uplift during a high-velocity event: Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Douglas W. F. Mair, Martin J. Sharp and Ian C. Willis

217–225
Measurement of vertical strain and velocity at Siple Dome, Antarctica, with optical sensors
Mark A. Zumberge, Daniel H. Elsberg, William D. Harrison, Eric Husmann, John L. Morack, Erin C. Pettit and Edwin D. Waddington

226–236
Cenozoic glacigene sedimentation and erosion at the Menzies Range, southern Prince Charles Mountains, Antarctica
Jason M. Whitehead and Barrie C. McKelvey

237–246
Unsteady flow inferred for Thwaites Glacier, and comparison with Pine Island Glacier, West Antarctica
Jonathan Bamber and Eric Rignot

247–256
Ice-shelf changes in Pine Island Bay, Antarctica, 1947–2000
Eric Rignot

257–266
Last Glacial Maximum equilibrium-line altitudes and paleoclimate, northern Uinta Mountains, northeastern Utah, U.S.A.
Jeffrey S. Munroe and David M. Mickelson

267–278
A method for monitoring glacier mass balance using satellite albedo measurements: application to Vatnajökull, Iceland
Martijn S. de Ruyter de Wildt, Johannes Oerlemans and Helgi Björnsson

279–286
Increase of 10 m ice temperature: climate warming or glacier thinning?
Bernhard T. Rabus and Keith A. Echelmeyer

287–300
Formation of band ogives and associated structures at Bas Glacier d'Arolla, Valais, Switzerland
Becky Goodsell, Michael J. Hambrey and Neil F. Glasser

301–311
On the numerical resolution in a thermodynamic sea-ice model
Bin Cheng

312–316
Measurement of snow density and microstructure using computed tomography
Chris C. Lundy, Michael Q. Edens and Robert L. Brown

317–334
Airborne-radar stratigraphy and electrical structure of temperate firn: Bagley Ice Field, Alaska, U.S.A.
Steven A. Arcone

335
Review. Molnia, B., 2001. Glaciers of Alaska (Alaska Geographic, Vol. 28, No. 2). Anchorage, AK, The Alaska Geographic Society. 128 pp. ISBN 1-56661-055-9
Edward R. LaChapelle

337–339
Correspondence. Chemical composition of fresh snow on Xixabangma peak, central Himalaya, during the summer monsoon season
Kang Shichang, Qin Dahe, Paul A. Mayewski, Sharon B. Sneed and Yao Tandong

341
Erratum. Longitudinal variations in cross-section morphology along a glacial valley: a case-study from the Tien Shan, China
Li Yingkui, Liu Gengnian and Cui Zhijiu


Vol. 48 2002 No. 162

345–356
On the representation of ice-shelf grounding zones in SAR interferograms
Bernhard T. Rabus and Oliver Lang

357–368
Hydrochemical coupling of a glacial borehole–aquifer system
Greg A. Oldenborger, Garry K. C. Clarke and Dave H. D. Hildes

369–385
Mechanisms of fast flow in Jakobshavn Isbræ, West Greenland. Part III. Measurements of ice deformation, temperature and cross-borehole conductivity in boreholes to the bedrock
Martin Lüthi, Martin Funk, Almut Iken, Sivaprasad Gogineni and Martin Truffer

386–400
Patterning mechanisms in subglacial carbonate dissolution and deposition
Felix Ng and Bernard Hallet

401–406
Dating firn cores by vertical strain measurements
Robert L. Hawley, Edwin D. Waddington, David L. Morse, Nelia W. Dunbar and Greg A. Zielinski

407–416
Basal perturbations under ice streams: form drag and surface expression
Christian Schoof

417–424
Spatial and temporal variability of snow accumulation using ground-penetrating radar and ice cores on a Svalbard glacier
Anja Pälli, Jack C. Kohler, Elisabeth Isaksson, John C. Moore, Jean Francis Pinglot, Veijo A. Pohjola and Håkan Samuelsson

425–438
Idealized study of a 2-D coupled sea-ice/atmosphere model during warm-air advection
Bin Cheng and Timo Vihma

439–451
InSAR observations of the 1993–95 Bering Glacier (Alaska, U.S.A.) surge and a surge hypothesis
Dennis R. Fatland and Craig S. Lingle

452–460
Ratios of Mg2+/Na+ in snowpack and an ice core at Austfonna ice cap, Svalbard, as an indicator of seasonal melting
Yoshinori Iizuka, Makoto Igarashi, Kokichi Kamiyama, Hideaki Motoyama and Okitsugu Watanabe

461–466
Relation between grain-size and correlation length of snow
Christian Mätzler

467–477
Transient glacier response with a higher-order numerical ice-flow model
Frank Pattyn

478
Book review. Davis, T.N., 2001. Permafrost: a guide to frozen ground in transition. Fairbanks, AK. University of Alaska Press. 351 pp. ISBN 1-889963-19-4, hardback.
Vladimir E. Romanovsky

479–480
Correspondence. Imaging of uncoated snow crystals using a low-vacuum scanning electron microscope
Daniel Iliescu and Ian Baker

481
Erratum. An analysis of balance velocities over the Greenland ice sheet and comparison with synthetic aperture radar interferometry
J. L. Bamber, R. J. Hardy and I. Joughin


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485–494
Temperature gradient and initial snow density as controlling factors in the formation and structure of hard depth hoar
W. Tad Pfeffer and Randy Mrugala

495–504
Patterns of wind-drifted snow on the Alaska arctic slope detected with ERS-1 interferometric SAR
Shusun Li and Matthew Sturm

505–518
Model study of the spatial distribution of the energy and mass balance of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland
E. J. [Lisette] Klok and Johannes Oerlemans

519–526
Stable-isotopic composition of precipitation over the northern slope of the central Himalaya
Kang Shichang, Karl J. Kreutz, Paul A. Mayewski, Qin Dahe and Yao Tandong

527–535
Snow grain-size measurements in Antarctica
Michel Gay, Michel Fily, Christophe Genthon, Massimo Frezzotti, Hans Oerter and Jan-Gunnar Winther

536–544
History of lower Pine Island Glacier, West Antarctica, from Landsat imagery
Robert A. Bindschadler

545–551
Multiphase formation of superimposed ice during a mass-balance year at a maritime high-Arctic glacier
Jemma L. Wadham and Anne-Marie Nuttall

552–558
Sensitivity of Pine Island Glacier, West Antarctica, to changes in ice-shelf and basal conditions: a model study
Marjorie Schmeltz, Eric Rignot, Todd K. Dupont and Douglas R. MacAyeal

559–565
Ice-dynamic conditions of Shirase Glacier, Antarctica, inferred from ERS SAR interferometry
Frank Pattyn and Dominique Derauw

566–574
Observations of a reversal in vertical and horizontal strain-rate regime during a motion event on Unteraargletscher, Bernese Alps, Switzerland
G. Hilmar Gudmundsson

575–586
Flow mechanism of the Des Moines lobe of the Laurentide ice sheet
Thomas S. Hooyer and Neal R. Iverson

587–591
Healed cracks in iceberg ice
Paul D. Barrette and Ian J. Jordaan

592–600
The retreat of a tidewater glacier: observations and model calculations on Hansbreen, Spitsbergen
Andreas Vieli, Jacek Jania and Leszek Kolondra

601–610
The localization of strain and c-axis evolution in anisotropic ice
Christopher J. L. Wilson and Hadi M. Sim

611–621
The effect of temporal variations in the surface mass balance and temperature-inversion strength on the interpretation of ice-core signals
Nicole P. M. Van Lipzig, Erik van Meijgaard and Johannes Oerlemans

622–628
A borehole camera system for imaging the deep interior of ice sheets
Frank Carsey, Alberto Behar, A. Lonne Lane, Vince Realmuto and Hermann Engelhardt

629–630
Correspondence. Comments on "Buoyancy-driven lacustrine calving, Glaciar Nef, Chilean Patagonia" by Charles Warren, Doug Benn, Vanessa Winchester and Stephan Harrison
James P. Kenneally

630
Correspondence. Reply to the comments of J.P. Kenneally on "Buoyancy-driven lacustrine calving, Glaciar Nef, Chilean Patagonia" by C. Warren, D. Benn, V. Winchester and S. Harrison
Doug Benn and Charles R. Warren

631–632
Correspondence. Rheology of subglacial till
Andrew C. Fowler

633
Review. Zryd, Amédée. 2001. Les glaciers: la nature dans les Alpes. Éditions Pillet. Société Valaisanne des Sciences Naturelles; Saint-Maurice, Switzerland. 325 pp. ISBN 2-940145-27-X, paperback
Garry K. C. Clarke

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Contents

1–7
Responses of various-sized alpine glaciers and runoff to climatic change
Ye Baisheng, Ding Yongjian, Liu Fengjing and Liu Caohai

8–12
Ice crystals grown from vapor onto an orientated substrate: application to snow depth-hoar development and gas inclusions in lake ice
Edward E. Adams and Daniel A. Miller

13–21
A macroscopic approach to glacier dynamics
William D. Harrison, Charles F. Raymond, Keith A. Echelmeyer and Robert M. Krimmel

22–36
Catastrophic ice-shelf break-up by an ice-shelf-fragment-capsize mechanism
Douglas R. MacAyeal, Ted A. Scambos, Christina L. Hulbe and Mark A. Fahnestock

37–49
Statistical behaviour of the deformation for first loading of polycrystalline ice
Lorne W. Gold

50–58
Taku Glacier (Alaska, U.S.A.) on the move again: active deformation of proglacial sediments
Roman J. Motyka and Keith A. Echelmeyer

59–68
Spatial and temporal variations in albedo on Storglaciären, Sweden
Ulf Jonsell, Regine Hock and Björn Holmgren

69–80
A mechanism for differential frost heave and its implications for patterned-ground formation
Rorik A. Peterson and William B. Krantz

81–90
Triaxial tests on snow at low strain rate. Part I. Experimental device
Markus Von Moos, Perry Bartelt, Adrian Zweidler and Ernst Bleiker

91–101
Triaxial tests on snow at low strain rate. Part II: Constitutive behaviour
Carlo Scapozza and Perry Bartelt

102–116
Interannual variations of snowmelt and refreeze timing in southeast-Alaskan icefields, U.S.A
Joan M. Ramage and Bryan L. Isacks

117–124
Glacier changes since the Little Ice Age maximum in the western Qilian Shan, northwest China, and consequences of glacier runoff for water supply
Liu Shiyin, Sun Wenxin, Shen Yongping and Li Gang

125–138
Evidence for abundant subglacial meltwater beneath the paleo-ice sheet in Pine Island Bay, Antarctica
Ashley L. Lowe and John B. Anderson

139–148
Development, structure and composition of land-fast sea ice in the northern Baltic Sea
Mats A. Granskog, Tãnu A. Martma and Rein A. Vaikmäe

149–158
Ice cores from Arctic sub-polar glaciers: chronology and post-depositional processes deduced from radioactivity measurements
Jean Francis Pinglot, Rein A. Vaikmäe, Kokichi Kamiyama, Makoto Igarashi, Diedrich Fritzsche, Frank Wilhelms, Roy Koerner, Lori Henderson, Elisabeth Isaksson, Jan-Gunnar Winther, Roderik S. W. van de Wal, Marc Fournier, Patrick Bouisset and Harro A. J. Meijer


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161–172
On the Clague–Mathews relation for jökulhlaups
Felix Ng and Helgi Björnsson

173–178
Initial investigations of dynamics of the maritime Koryto glacier, Kamchatka, Russia
Satoru Yamaguchi, Renji Naruse, Shin Sugiyama, Takane Matsumoto and Yaroslav D. Murav´yev

179–183
Velocity of radio-wave propagation in ice at Vostok station, Antarctica
Sergey V. Popov, Alexander N. Sheremet'yev, Valery N. Masolov, Valery V. Lukin, Anatoliy V. Mironov and Vadim S. Luchininov

184–190
SEM/EDS observations of impurities in polar ice: artifacts or not?
Ian Baker and Daniel Cullen

191–200
A laboratory study of the retarding effects of braking mounds on snow avalanches
Kristín Martha Hákonardóttir, Andrew J. Hogg, Tómas Jóhannesson and Gunnar G. Tómasson

201–209
Three-dimensional surface velocities of Storstrømmen glacier, Greenland, derived from radar interferometry and ice-sounding radar measurements
Niels Reeh, Johan Jacob Mohr, Søren Nørvang Madsen, Hans Oerter and Niels S. Gundestrup

210–222
Accuracy of three-dimensional glacier surface velocities derived from radar interferometry and ice-sounding radar measurements
Johan Jacob Mohr, Niels Reeh and Søren Nørvang Madsen

223–230
Thickness changes on Whillans Ice Stream and Ice Stream C, West Antarctica, derived from laser altimeter measurements
Vandy Blue Spikes, Beáta M. Csathó, Gordon S. Hamilton and Ian M. Whillans

231–239
Investigation of surface melting and dynamic thinning on Jakobshavn Isbræ, Greenland
Robert H. Thomas, Waleed Abdalati, Earl Frederick, William B. Krabill, Serdar Manizade and Konrad Steffen

240–256
A groove-ploughing theory for the production of mega-scale glacial lineations, and implications for ice-stream mechanics
Chris D. Clark, Slawek M. Tulaczyk, Chris R. Stokes and Miquel Canals

257–270
New insights into the subglacial and periglacial hydrology of Vatnajökull, Iceland, from a distributed physical model
Gwenn E. Flowers, Helgi Björnsson and Finnur Pálsson

271–281
Tropical glacier meltwater contribution to stream discharge: a case study in the Cordillera Blanca, Peru
Bryan G. Mark and Geoffrey O. Seltzer

282–298
Oxygen isotopes in glacier-river water, Austre Okstindbreen, Okstindan, Norway
Wilfred H. Theakstone

299–313
Hydraulics of subglacial outburst floods: new insights from the Spring–Hutter formulation
Garry K. C. Clarke

315–322
Laser profiling over Antarctic ice streams: methods and accuracy
Vandy Blue Spikes, Beáta M. Csathó and Ian M. Whillans

323
Review. Kaser, G. and H. Osmaston. 2002. Tropical glaciers. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 207 pp. ISBN 0-521-63333-8
David G. Vaughan

324
Review. Dowdeswell, J. and M. Hambrey. 2002. Islands of the Arctic. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 280 pp. ISBN 0-521-81333-6
Roy M. Koerner

325–326
Correspondence. What is the major reason for glacier retreat on Yulong mountain, China?
He Yuanqing, Gu Juan and Zhang Dian


Vol. 49 2003 No. 166

329–336
Map-based methods for estimating glacier equilibrium-line altitudes
Katherine C. Leonard and Andrew C. Fountain

337–348
Links between short-term velocity variations and the subglacial hydrology of a predominantly cold polythermal glacier
Luke Copland, Martin J. Sharp and Peter Nienow

349–358
Meltwater circulation and permeability of Arctic sea ice
Johannes Freitag and Hajo Eicken

359–369
Ice flow at low deviatoric stress
Erin C. Pettit and Edwin D. Waddington

370–380
The snow cover on lakes of the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska, U.S.A.
Matthew Sturm and Glen E. Liston

381–390
Surge-related topographic change of the glacier Sortebræ, East Greenland, derived from synthetic aperture radar interferometry
Hamish Pritchard, Tavi Murray, Tazio Strozzi, Stuart Barr and Adrian Luckman

391–396
On friction and surface cracking during sliding of ice on ice
Maurine Montagnat and Erland M. Schulson

397–406
Isotopic diffusion in polycrystalline ice
Alan W. Rempel and J. S. Wettlauffer

407–414
The distribution of basal motion beneath a High Arctic polythermal glacier
Luke Copland, Martin J. Sharp, Peter W. Nienow and Robert G. Bingham

415–419
Energy exchange processes in the marginal ice zone of the Barents Sea, Arctic Ocean, during spring 1999
Boris V Ivanov, Sebastian Gerland, Jan-Gunnar Winther and Harvey Goodwin

420–428
Glaciological response to distal tephra fallout from the 1947 eruption of Hekla, south Iceland
Martin P. Kirkbride and Andrew J. Dugmore

429–436
The nature of complex ice flow in Shirase Glacier catchment, East Antarctica
Frank Pattyn and Renji Naruse

437–448
Satellite retrieval of mass balance: comparing SAR images with albedo images and in situ mass-balance observations
Martijn S. de Ruyter de Wildt and Johannes Oerlemans

449–455
Variations of Glaciar Coronas, Pyrenees, Spain, during the 20th century
Javier Chueca, Asunción Julián and Ignacio López

456–462
Using upper-air conditions to estimate South Cascade Glacier (Washington, U.S.A.) summer balance
Lowell A. Rasmussen and Howard B. Conway

463–468
A simple visualization method for distinguishing subglacial-bed and side-wall returns in radio-echo records from outlet and valley glaciers
Toby J. Benham and Julian A. Dowdeswell

469–470
Correspondence. Supraglacial routing of subglacial water at Franz Josef Glacier, South Westland, New Zealand
Becky Goodsell, Brian Anderson and Wendy Lawson


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473–480
Glacier surge mechanisms inferred from ground-penetrating radar: Kongsvegen, Svalbard
John Woodward, Tavi Murray, Roger A. Clark and Graham W.Stuart

481–490
Bed topography and lubrication inferred from surface measurements on fast-flowing ice streams
Throstur Thorsteinsson Charles F. Raymond, G. Hilmar Gudmundsson, Robert A. Bindschadler, Patricia Vornberger and Ian Joughin

491–502
Temporal and spatial variation of the surface albedo of Morteratschgletscher, Switzerland, as derived from 12 Landsat images
E.J. (Lisette) Klok, Wouter Greuell and Johannes Oerlemans

503–511
New velocity map and mass-balance estimate of Mertz Glacier, East Antarctica, derived from Landsat sequential imagery
Etienne Berthier, Bruce Raup and Ted Scambos

512–520
Temporal and spatial variability of the surface mass balance in Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica, as derived from automatic weather stations
Carleen H. Reijmer and Michiel R. van den Broeke

521–526
Ice-shelf elevation changes due to atmospheric pressure variation
Laurie Padman, Matt King, Derek Goring, Hugh Corr and Richard Coleman

527–538
A two-dimensional shallow ice-flow model of Glacier de Saint-Sorlin, France
E. Le Meur and C. Vincent

539–546
Causes of glacier change in the source regions of the Yangtze and Yellow rivers on the Tibetan Plateau
Yang Jianping, Ding Yongjian, Chen Rensheng, Liu Shiyin and Lu Anxin

547–554
Self-similarity in glacier surface characteristics
Neil S. Arnold and W. Gareth Rees

555–567
Hydrological controls on patterns of surface, internal and basal motion during three "spring events'': Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Douglas Mair, Ian Willis, Urs H. Fischer, Bryn Hubbard, Peter Nienow and Alun Hubbard

568–576
Subglacial environment inferred from bedrock-coating siltskins, Mendenhall Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.
Carissa L. Carter, David P. Dethier and Robert L. Newton

577–586
Buckling rate and overhang development at a calving face
Brian Hanson and Roger LeB. Hooke

587–598
Short-term variations in calving of a tidewater glacier: LeConte Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.
Shad O'Neel, Keith A. Echelmeyer and Roman J. Motyka

599–604
Density measurements in ice boreholes using neutron scattering
Elizabeth M. Morris and J. David Cooper

605–606
Correspondence. Bowling mermaids; or, How do beach ice balls form?
Olaf Eisen, Johannes Freitag, Christian Haas, Wolfgang Rack, Gerit Rotschky and Jochen Schmitt

607–610
Correspondence. Imaging of suspended macromolecules and colloids in glacial and alpine streams by atomic force microscopy
David M. Hannah, David Muirhead and Jamie R. Lead

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