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Editor: D.N. Collins
Contents
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Glacial quarrying: a simple theoretical model
Bernard Hallet
9-16
Abraded rock landforms (whalebacks) developed under ice streams in mountain areas
Ian S. Evans
17-24
Is erosion by deforming subglacial sediments significant? (Toward till continuity)
Kurt Cuffey and Richard Alley
25-31
Subglacial chemical erosion: seasonal variations in solute provenance, Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Valais, Switzerland
G.H. Brown, M. Sharp and M. Tranter
32-40
Cavities and the effective pressure between abrading clasts and the bedrock
R.C.A. Hindmarsh
41-47
Sliding of till over bedrock: scratching, polishing, comminution and kinematic-wave theory
R.C.A. Hindmarsh
48-52
Erosion rates and sediment yields of glaciers
Jim Bogen
53-62
Glacial debris accumulation and sediment deformation influenced by permafrost: examples from Svalbard
B. Etzelmüller, J.O. Hagen, G. Vatne, R.S. Ødegård and J.L. Sollid
63-67
Sediment-mass exchange between turbid meltwater streams and proglacial deposits of Storglaciären, northern Sweden
Per Holmlund, Helene Burman and Torbjörn Rost
68-74
Formation of thrust-block moraines at the margins of dry-based glaciers, south Victoria Land, Antarctica
Sean J. Fitzsimons
75-84
The origin of till sequences by subglacial sediment deformation beneath mid-latitude ice sheets
G.S. Boulton
85-92
Regional-scale meltwater erosion and deposition patterns, northern Quebec, Canada
T.A. Brennand, J. Shaw and D.R. Sharpe
93-101
Implications of till-provenance studies for glaciological reconstructions of the paleoglaciers of Wildhorse Canyon, Idaho, U.S.A.
Keith A. Brugger
102-106
Glacial cirque formation in northern Scandinavia
Cecilia Richardson and Per Holmlund
107-113
Basal debris entrainment and transport in glaciers of southwestern Bylot Island, Canadian Arctic
C.M. Zdanowicz, F.A. Michel and W.W. Shilts
114-120
Characteristics of basal ice at Engabreen, northern Norway
Peter Jansson, Jack Kohler and Veijo A. Pohjola
121-125
The role of bedrock topography, structure, ice dynamics and preglacial weathering in controlling subglacial erosion beneath a high-latitude, maritime ice field
Brice R. Rea and W. Brian Whalley
126-133
Preliminary results of tritium analyses in basal ice, Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A.: evidence for subglacial ice accretion
Jeffrey C. Strasser, Daniel E. Lawson, Grahame J. Larson, Edward B. Evenson and Richard B. Alley
134-140
Nature of basal debris in the GISP2 and Byrd ice cores and its relevance to bed processes
Anthony J. Gow and Debra A. Meese
141-146
Scales and rates of glacial sediment removal: a 20 km long and 300 m deep trench created beneath Breiðamerkurjökull during the Little Ice Age
Helgi Björnsson
147-151
Seasonal trend in suspended-sediment transport from an Arctic glacier, and implications for drainage-system structure
Richard Hodgkins
152-159
Lumped-element model for subglacial transport of solute and suspended sediment
Garry K.C. Clarke
160-166
The influence of englacial drainage on sediment-transport pathways and till texture of temperate valley glaciers
Martin Kirkbride and Nick Spedding
167-175
A laboratory study of sediment deformation: stress heterogeneity and grain-size evolution
Neal R. Iverson, Thomas Hooyer and Roger LeB. Hooke
176-180
Observations of tunnel channels in glacial sediments with shallow land-based seismic reflection
A. Pugin, S.E. Pullan and D.R. Sharpe
181-186
Supraglacial debris-transport variability over time: examples from Switzerland and Iceland
W.B. Whalley, C.F. Palmer, S.J. Hamilton and D. Kitchen
187-193
On the sedimentological character of Alpine basal ice facies
Bryn Hubbard, Martin Sharp and Wendy J. Lawson
194-199
The marine record of the Russell Fiord outburst flood, Alaska, U.S.A.
Ellen A. Cowan, Paul R. Carlson and Ross D. Powell
200-204
Changes in the character of glaciomarine sedimentation in the SW Weddell Sea, Antarctica: evidence from the core PS1423-2
Kevin Crawford, Gerhard Kuhn and Michael J. Hambrey
205-210
20th-century glacial-marine sedimentation in Vitus Lake, Bering Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Bruce F. Molnia, Austin Post and Paul R. Carlson
211-216
Morainal-bank sediment budgets and their influence on the stability of tidewater termini of valley glaciers entering Glacier Bay, Alaska, U.S.A.
Lewis E. Hunter, Ross D. Powell and Daniel E. Lawson
217-223
Observations of the grounding-line area at a floating glacier terminus
Ross D. Powell, Michael Dawber, James N. McInnes and Alex R. Pyne
224-232
A conceptually based model of the interaction between flowing meltwater and subglacial sediment
David N. Collins
233-240
Water and sediment discharge from a large surging glacier: Bering Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A., summer 1994
Yann Merrand and Bernard Hallet
241-248
Thrusting and debris entrainment in a surging glacier: Bakaninbreen, Svalbard
Michael J. Hambrey, Julian A. Dowdeswell, Tavi Murray and Philip R. Porter
249-254
The jökulhlaup from Katla in 1918
Haukur Tómasson
255-259
The role of sediment transport in the mechanics of jökulhlaups
A.C. Fowler and F.S.L. Ng