[PDF] Top 20 Contribution of Mountain Glacier Melting to Sea Level Changes: Recent Past and Future

... ice-volume changes of 100 glaciated regions over the period 1871-1990, using various combinations of temperature and precipitation data sets, in particular T G P Z&O , T G P CRUseries , T OF P Z&O , and T OF P OF ... See full document

... by future enhanced dust/black carbon deposition or microbiological processes (Stibal et ...circulation changes on Greenland melt (Hanna et ...strong melting episodes over the margins of the GrIS ... See full document

... reconstructed past contribution of glaciers to sea-level rise is ...volume changes of floating glacier ice do not affect sea ...the sea-level contributions ... See full document

... sulting in too-small dV. Despite the lake areas and surround- ings being extremely flat, SRTM DEM cells indicate up to 10 m elevation differences between neighbouring cells in a seemingly random way, and the SRTM DEM ... See full document

... importantly, glacier length records go much further back in time and thus form the only source of observational information from which a sea-level contribution over the past 100 or 150 ... See full document

... of past (approximately 110 Myr ago) melting of a mid-latitude glacier on ...new glacier-linked esker is located within a tectonic ...mid-latitude glacier on Mars to date is located ... See full document

... for recent, localized reactivation of portions of these faults proximal to the rift in Tempe ...support recent localized reactivation of portions of the fault system proximal to and within the rift (Figures ... See full document

... for recent, localized reactivation of portions of these faults proximal to the rift in Tempe ...support recent localized reactivation of portions of the fault system proximal to and within the rift (Figures ... See full document

... Citation: Rowan, Ann, Quincey, Duncan, Gibson, Morgan, Glasser, Neil, Westoby, Matt, Irvine-Fynn, Tristram, Porter, Phillip and Hambrey, Michael (2018) The sustainability of water resources in High Mountain Asia ... See full document

... Version: Accepted Version Article: Rowan, AV, Quincey, DJ orcid.org/0000-0002-7602-7926, Gibson, MJ et al. (5 more authors) (2018) The sustainability of water resources in High Mountain Asia in the context of ... See full document

... The contribution of the inverse barometer effect (IBE) One of the centres of action of the BANOS pattern lies over the Baltic Sea, and therefore the influence of the IBE on sea-level ... See full document

... The future sea-level rise contribution of Greenland’s glaciers and ice caps Machguth, H ; Rastner, P ; Bolch, T ; Mölg, N ; Sørensen, L Sandberg ; Aðalgeirsdottir, G ; van Angelen, J H ; van ... See full document

... regions. Trends in B s in the southerly regions (Sukkertoppen, South and Mittivakkat) are more similar for all three forcings but MAR is still the most negative. More negative B s must be related to a more pronounced ... See full document

... high mountain systems, glacier recession in response to climate change is accompanied by a paraglacial response whereby glaciers are undergoing a transition to rock ...high mountain systems and the ... See full document

... INTRODUCTION Au Pérou, en conséquence du changement climatique en cours, le recul généralisé des glaciers est bien documenté depuis une cinquantaine d’années. Ce recul s’est notablement accentué depuis 1976, comme ... See full document

... transient sea level rise are difficult from a statistical point of ...Bight sea level reported similar ESL and BSL trends ...of future ESL behavior on top of a gradual sea ... See full document

... calculating future glacier change in hydrologi- cal models are required in order to reliably assess economic impacts of changes in the water cycle over the next ...spatial glacier evolution ... See full document

... project future ice mass change of the GrIS, often with a special focus on a certain component 30 of the Greenland glacial ...GrIS sea level contribution ... See full document

... We have examined this by evaluating the temporal depen- dence of the vertical temperature gradient from the MAR data. Indeed, for the future, this temperature gradient does not change too strongly in time, which ... See full document

... Although glacier shrinkage is now sufficiently well described, the changes in precipitation and temperature at these elevations are less ...to glacier ice, but that may have a glacier located ... See full document