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Examples of glaciology

glaciology
Expedition members explored and documented the island's topography, geology, glaciology, and biology, as well as its meteorological and geophysical environments.
It is by viewing these that one is able to see the importance of his contribution to glaciology.
Requests from the wider public have covered such subjects as the world's oldest ice, the history of glaciology, and presenting glaciology to children.
They had travelled over 1000 km and had studied all of the following aspects of science: topography, geology, glaciology, biology and meteorology.
The claim made for the book is that it is an authoritative and comprehensive reference work on contemporary issues in glaciology.
This book aims to provide such students, and less-experienced researchers, with a practical guide to a range of techniques in glaciology and glacial geomorphology.
Chapter 1 is a good account of the present-day glaciology, atmospheric circulation and oceanography.
Overall, this is an excellent book and certainly represents compulsory reading for undergraduate and postgraduate students who wish to carry out fieldwork in glaciology and glacial geomorphology.
Robin quickly established a research focus in glaciology and gathered staff and students to work on various aspects of ice and snow.
The remainder of the book is divided into superbly comprehensive chapters on a variety of techniques in glaciology and those used to investigate and map glacial geomorphology.
Without this evidence, glaciology may have lacked a witness for early twentiethcentury glacier changes that are nowadays critical data points in our knowledge of glacier responses to modern climate change.
Snow and ice have had a central role in polar research, and the scientific study of glaciology as a consequence has played a major part.
The expeditions of 1947-1971 explored and mapped the island, and published reports on its topography, geology, glaciology, and biology, as well as on its meteorological and geophysical environments.
He had decided to return to his interests in the sea and work on ocean waves since the likelihood of continuing his research in glaciology appeared remote.
A small team of scientists spent two months on the island, conducting studies on avian and terrestrial biology and glaciology.
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