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Low-velocity glacial surges—Processes unlocked by modern surge on Svalbard
Ida Lønne
Ida Lønne
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Villaveien 21, N-1440 Drøbak, Norway
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Geology (2006) 34 (7): 553-556.
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July 01, 2006
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Ida Lønne; Low-velocity glacial surges—Processes unlocked by modern surge on Svalbard. Geology ; 34 (7): 553–556. doi: https://doi.org/10.1130/G21799.1
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Index Terms/Descriptors
- Arctic region
- field studies
- fjords
- geophysical methods
- geophysical surveys
- glacial extent
- glacial features
- glacial geology
- glacial sedimentation
- glacier surges
- glaciers
- glaciomarine sedimentation
- ice movement
- marine sedimentation
- modern
- moraines
- sedimentation
- seismic methods
- shore features
- Spitsbergen
- Spitsbergen Island
- surveys
- Svalbard
- velocity
- Fridtjovbreen
Latitude & Longitude
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