Tuesday, August 7, 2012

[CRYOLIST] Fast-Flowing Glaciers - Session at Fall AGU Meeting

Dear Cryo Fans,

may we please draw you attention to the following session on

C013: FAST-FLOWING GLACIERS

at the upcoming Fall AGU Meeting.

Deadline for Abstracts is August 8, 2012.

Sponsor:
Cryosphere (C)
Co-Sponsor(s):
Geodesy (G)
Conveners:

Ute C Herzfeld
Univ Colorado Boulder
ute.herzfeld@colorado.edu

Helmut Mayer
CU Boulder
mayerh@tryfan.colorado.edu

Index Terms:
[0758] CRYOSPHERE / Remote sensing
[0776] CRYOSPHERE / Glaciology
[0798] CRYOSPHERE / Modeling

Description:
"The focus of this session is on fast-flowing glaciers, which include
surge-type glaciers, tide-water glaciers and continuously fast-moving
glaciers, such as outlet glaciers (and ice streams) of the Greenland and
Antarctic ice sheets. Especially welcome are contributions on the current
Bering Glacier surge and other surges. The session call welcomes papers on
(a) field, airborne or satellite remote-sensing data, (b) observations,
innovative analysis methods, ice-mechanical or dynamic modeling, (c)
attribution of fast flow to climatic or inherent dynamic causes."

See you at AGU and enjoy the rest of your summer!

Best greetings, Ute Herzfeld

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Ute C. Herzfeld
Geomathematics and Remote Sensing
Research Associate Professor, Department of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Senior Research Scientist, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences
University of Colorado Boulder
Boulder, CO 80309-0449 USA

fon +1-303-735-5164
fax +1-303-492-2468
ute.herzfeld@colorado.edu
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