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/Home/Sciences/Earth & Space/Geology/Erosion/Glaciers CVO Menu - Glaciers and Glaciations, Ice Sheets and Glacial Lakes Votes:0 USGS/Cascades Volcano Observatory, Vancouver, Washington Glaciers and Glaciations, Ice Sheets, Glacial Lakes, Tuyas, JÖkulhlaups and Glacial Hazards Background and Information DESCRIPTION: Glaciers and Glacier Hazards -- including Glaciers ... Glacial Debris Avalanches ... Glacial Hazards ... Glacial Lake Missoula ... GrimsvÖtn ... Hazards ... Hoodoo Mountain, Canada ... Iceland Subglacial Eruptions ... JÖkulhlaups ... Mount Hood ... Mount Rainier ... Outburst Floods ... Subglacial Volcanoes ... Tuya ... DESCRIPTION: Ice Sheets and Glaciations -- including Alpine Glaciation ... Bonneville Flood ... British Columbia ... Channeled Scablands ... Cordilleran Ice Sheet ... Fraser Glaciation ... Glacial Lakes ... Glacial Lake Bonneville ... Glacial Lake Missoula ... Ice Age ... Ice Sheets ... La Read More Go to Site All About Glaciers Votes:0 Education Center | Photo Gallery Data Advanced Data Search More Data Discovery & Access Easy-to-use Data Products Data Collections Data Software & Programming Tools Data Submission Data News Centers & Programs Antarctic Glaciological Data Center Arctic System Science Data Coordination Center IARC Frozen Ground Data Center International Polar Year Data & Information Service (IPYDIS) NOAA at NSIDC NSIDC Distributed Active Archive Center (NSIDC DAAC) U.S. Antarctic Data Coordination Center World Data Center for Glaciology, Boulder Science Scientists Research Projects Publications NSIDC Notes Glaciological Data Series Special Reports Posters & Presentations Annual Reports Education Resources News & Events Press Room NSIDC In the News Data News Events About Expertise Data & Services NSIDC Spons Read More Go to Site GAGE Homepage Votes:0 GAGE Homepage International Work Group on Geospatial Analysis of Glaciated Environments (GAGE) International Union for Quaternary Research-- INQUA The activities of this work group focused on investigations of modern and ancient glaciated environments utilizing techniques of geographic information systems (GIS). Data may be derived from traditional methods of field mapping, from various types of aerial and space remote sensing, as well as from existing maps and data bases. GAGE commenced its official activity at the INQUA Congress in Berlin, Germany (Aug. '95) and continued through the INQUA Congress in Reno, Nevada USA (July 2003). At the time of the INQUA Congress in 2003, GAGE completed its term of activity and ceased to exist officially. However, some projects may continue within other Read More Go to Site Glacial Geology at the University of Cincinnati Votes:0 Glacial Geology at UC View images of, and learn about, Glaciers . Originally set up for a class (15-GEOL-574) at the University of Cincinnati ,everyone is invited to use the resources here. Soon this site will be splitting into two - a glacial image data base and a glacial class - its happing at glacial speed. Glacier Images: A graphical database showing glaciers at work and at play. T he IcelandFlood Glacier Class Related: Administration Stuff Topic Modules (Great images hidden here) Class Reports Other Resources Relatively Late Breaking News Final Project 2004 - The Basic Problem Glacial deposits and features can result from glaciation of more than one age. Landscapes are a composite of sediments and landforms resulting from glacial activity, but we ask rather a given landscape is the Read More Go to Site Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute Votes:0 Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute Get Involved! 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 Summer Programs and Expedition Training in interdisciplinary Arctic and Mountain Earth Systems Science (click for a bigger picture, 141K) When: annually, July 1 - August 24 Where: Juneau Icefield, Alaska and Atlin Lake Region of northern British Columbia and Canada's Yukon Territory. Who and What: Undergraduate and graduate students participate in an interdisciplinary study of the fifth largest icefield in the Western Hemisphere. A few high-aptitude High School Juniors and Seniors and some visiting post-doctoral scientists are also involved. The program is offered in cooperation with the University of Idaho's Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute, the Juneau Icefield Research Program (JIRP) and The Found Read More Go to Site Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute Votes:0 Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute Get Involved! 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 Summer Programs and Expedition Training in interdisciplinary Arctic and Mountain Earth Systems Science (click for a bigger picture, 141K) When: annually, July 1 - August 24 Where: Juneau Icefield, Alaska and Atlin Lake Region of northern British Columbia and Canada's Yukon Territory. Who and What: Undergraduate and graduate students participate in an interdisciplinary study of the fifth largest icefield in the Western Hemisphere. A few high-aptitude High School Juniors and Seniors and some visiting post-doctoral scientists are also involved. The program is offered in cooperation with the University of Idaho's Glaciological & Arctic Sciences Institute, the Juneau Icefield Research Program (JIRP) and The Found Read More Go to Site GLACIOLOGY Votes:0 WELCOME TO THE HOME OF DEEP GLACIOLOGY Glaciology is the study of ice in all of its manifestations and the study of all natural phenomena where ice is involved, including processes at or near the base of glaciers and ice sheets on Earth and other planets. Barclay Kamb and Hermann Engelhardt are the principal investigators of the Caltech Glaciology Group supported primarily by the National Science Foundation. We also cooperate with scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and NASA. Our work connects us with the glaciology community world-wide. ICE in all of its forms is our field of study and of great interest to us. Results from our most recent field season 2000-2001 that led us to KAMB ICE STREAM , West Antarctica. Results from SIPLE DOME , Antarctica. Results from BINDSCHADLER ICE STR Read More Go to Site Glaciotectonic bibliography Votes:0 Glaciotectonic bibliography Bibliography of Glaciotectonic References In February, 2003, the bibliography moved to a new homepage. Please update your bookmarks and URL links. Glaciotectonic bibliography . Read More Go to Site GREENLAND ICEBERG PARADISE Votes:0 GREENLAND ICEBERG PARADISE your browser doesn't support frames. Please upgrade to IE 3 or Netscape 3 or higher go to index this page Read More Go to Site ICE Votes:0 ICE Ice, the frozen form of liquid water, is abundant on the earth's surface, in the planetary system, and in interstellar space. If all the ice presently existing on earth melted, sea level would rise about 70 m. In some planets and in most moons, ice is the major constituent. Pluto is 80% ice; Jupiter's moons Ganymede and Callisto and Saturn's Titan contain 40% ice. Ice is also present in many other moons, in the planetary ring systems, and in comets. The mass of ice stored in the terrestrial polar ice sheets and in alpine glaciers is closely related to the climate. All of the natural ice on earth is hexagonal ice, ice Ih, as manifested in six-cornered snow flakes (see Fig. 1) . At lower temperatures and at pressures above 2 kbar many other ice phases with different crystalline structure Read More Go to Site Ice Ages-- Illinois State Museum Votes:0 Ice Ages ISM Home > Exhibits > Ice Ages Ice Ages When most people hear the words Ice Age , they think of glaciers covering much of North America and Eurasia, animals like mammoths and saber-toothed cats, and Cro-Magnon people painting cave walls. These things come to mind because the words "Ice Age" often refer to the last time that glaciers extended over a large portion of the Earth's surface. The ISM online exhibit The Midwestern U.S. 16,000 Years Ago provides more information on this glaciation in the Midwestern United States. The amount of ice on the Earth's surface has varied greatly through time. For example, the extent of ice in North America has changed dramatically since the height of the last glacial advance 20,000 years ago. During most of the last 1 billion years the earth had Read More Go to Site National Ice Center - Home Votes:0 | 2007 Ice Diminishing Arctic Symposium WARNING: U.S. Government Automated Information Systems and Related Equipment are intended for the communication, transmission, processing, and storage of U.S. Government Information. These systems and equipment are subject to monitoring to ensure proper functioning, to protect against improper or unauthorized use or access, and to verify the presence or performance of applicable security features or procedures, and for other like purposes. Such monitoring may result in the acquisition, recording, and analysis of all data being communicated, transmitted, processed or stored in this system by a user. 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It is part of the University of Cambridge and is a s Read More Go to Site SIR-C/X-SAR: Snow, Ice, & Glaciers Votes:0 Description Picture Number Date Released Mount Everest, Nepal, and Tibet Border P-45243 2/9/95 Mammoth Mountain, California P-43891 4/16/94 Mammoth Mountain, California P-43933 4/17/94 Mammoth Mountain, California P-43955 4/28/94 Mammoth Mountain, California P-44739 10/10/94 Mammoth Mountain, California P-44748 10/10/94 Oetztal, Austria P-43890 4/13/94 Oetztal, Austria P-44756 10/10/94 Patagonian Ice Field P-45740 6/1/95 San Rafael Glacier, Chile, Patagonian Ice Fields P-45749 6/1/95 Weddell Sea P-44718 10/5/94 Weddell Sea P-46292 10/26/95 Weddell Sea Ice, Antarctica P-45813 6/22/95 [Go to: JPL Home Page | Imaging Radar Home Page | Top ] Read More Go to Site St.Olaf College - Glacier Research Group Votes:0 Robert W. Jacobel jacobel@stolaf.edu Center for Geophysical Studies of Ice and Climate Research group at South Cascade Glacier, WA. Read More Go to Site St.Olaf College - Glacier Research Group Votes:0 Robert W. Jacobel jacobel@stolaf.edu Center for Geophysical Studies of Ice and Climate Research group at South Cascade Glacier, WA. Read More Go to Site The Crevasse Zone, GPS glacier surface movement and elevation surveys on the JuneauIcefield, Alaska Votes:0 Sorry, but this website uses frames, and your web browser doesn't support them. The Crevasse Zone is dedicated to the dissemination of GPS glacier movement, surface elevation, and strain rate data collected on the Juneau Icefield near Juneau, Alaska. At this time, The Crevasse Zone requires the use of a web browser that supports frames. Netscape Communicator 4.x and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x both support frames. You can visit the Netscape and Microsoft websites to download a free version of these web browsers. If you do not wish to use a frames-enabled browser and would still like to view The Crevasse Zone, please let me know. 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Read More Go to Site USGS Fact Sheet 2005-3056: Satellite Image Atlas of Glaciers of the World Votes:0 USGS Fact Sheet 2005-3056: Satellite Image Atlas of Glaciers of the World USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet 2005-3056 May 2005 Revised 2007 [Supersedes U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheets 130-02, 133-99, and 94-009] Satellite Image Atlas of Glaciers of the World DOWNLOAD the PDF file Download the latest version of Adobe Reader for free In 1978, the USGS began the preparation of the 11-chapter USGS Professional Paper 1386, “Satellite Image Atlas of Glaciers of the World.” Between 1979 and 1981, optimum satellite images were distributed to a team of 70 scientists, representing 25 nations and 45 institutions, who agreed to author sections of the Professional Paper concerning either a geographic area (chapters B–K) or a glaciological topic (incl Read More Go to Site Water Science Basics: Glaciers and icecaps Votes:0 Skip to main content USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Water Science for Schools Water Basics • Earth's Water • Water Cycle • Special Topics • Water Use • Activity Center • Water Q&A • Galleries • Search this site • Help • Water glossary • Site map • Contact us • Back • Home Glaciers and icecaps: Storehouses of freshwater Even though you've probably never seen a glacier, they are a big item when we talk about the world's water supply. Almost 10 percent of the world's land mass is currently covered with glaciers, mostly in places like Greenland and Antarctica. Glaciers are important features in the hydrologic cycle and affect the volume, variability, and water quality of runoff in areas where they occur. In Read More Go to Site WebCorp Votes:0 Our Websites: Debate.com DontVote.org Dork.com NewCars.org WebCorp, LLC (209) 267-5128 © Copyright WebCorp™, all rights reserved. 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