Ice-marginal processes

Volume: Part 3

Pages: 623-624

DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-2642-2_647

Abstract:

In summary, therefore, it is possible to see the ice-marginal zone as the interface between the glacial and non-glacial process domains. It is a zone characterized by sediment transfer and storage and the degree of connectivity between the two process domains is critical in determining whether the ice-marginal zone is dominated by glacial or by fluvial processes. It is important to note that this discussion has focused on terrestrial ice-marginal environments, but the basic principles also apply in aquatic ice-marginal environments.

Source: Scopus

Ice-marginal processes

Authors: Bennett, M.

Editors: Singh, P., Shroder, J.F. and Haritashya, U.K.

Publisher: Springer Verlag

ISBN: 9789048126415

Abstract:

Table 2 List of category “B” articles Ablation Depression Alps Altai-Sayan Glaciers Andean Glaciers Anisotropic Ice Flow ... Mass Balance Ice Shelf Ice- Cored Moraines Ice-Dammed Lakes Ice-Marginal Deposition Ice-Marginal Processes ...

Source: Manual

Preferred by: Matthew Bennett