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Editor: W.F. Budd
Contents
1-6
Identifying areas of low-profile ice sheet and outcrop damming in the Antarctic ice sheet by ERS-1 satellite altimetry
David G. Vaughan and Jonathan L. Bamber
7-18
Elevation changes on the East Antarctic ice sheet, 1978-93, from satellite radar altimetry: a preliminary assessment
Craig S. Lingle and David N. Covey
19-24
Comparison of ERS satellite radar altimeter heights with GPS-derived heights on the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica
Helen A. Phillips, Ian Allison, R. Coleman, G. Hyland, Peter J. Morgan and N.W. Young
25-32
Radar interferometry detection of hinge-line migration on Rutford Ice Stream and Carlson Inlet, Antarctica
Eric Rignot
33-40
Analysis of coastal change in Marie Byrd Land and Ellsworth Land, West Antarctica, using Landsat imagery
Jane G. Ferrigno, Richard S. Williams, Jr, Christine E. Rosanova, Baerbel K. Lucchitta and Charles Swithinbank
41-46
Retreat of northern margins of George VI and Wilkins Ice Shelves, Antarctic Peninsula
B.K. Lucchitta and C.E. Rosanova
47-53
Velocities of Thwaites Glacier and smaller glaciers along the Marie Byrd Land coast, West Antarctica
C.E. Rosanova, B.K. Lucchitta and J.G. Ferrigno
54-60
Comparison between glacier ice velocities inferred from GPS and sequential satellite images
Massimo Frezzotti, Alessandro Capra and Luca Vittuari
61-67
Detailed topography of Roosevelt Island and Siple Dome, West Antarctica
Ted A. Scambos, Nadine A. Nereson and Mark A. Fahnestock
68-74
Near coastal iceberg distributions in East Antarctica, 50°?E - 145°?E
N.W. Young, D. Turner, G. Hyland and R.N. Williams
75-80
The effects of ocean warming on melting and ocean circulation under the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica
M.J.M. Williams, R.C. Warner and W.F. Budd
81-85
Antarctic non-stationary signals derived from Seasat-ERS-1 alitmetry comparison
Frédérique Rémy and Benoît Legresy
86-92
Climatically induced retreat and collapse of northern Larsen Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula
Helmut Rott, Wolfgang Rack, Thomas Nagler and Pedro Skvarca
93-98
Continued northward expansion of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Harry J.R. Keys, Stanley S. Jacobs and Lawson W. Brigham
99-104
Circulation beneath the Filchner Ice Shelf, Antarctica, and its sensitivity to changes in the oceanic environment: a case-study
K. Grosfeld and R. Gerdes
105-109
Glaciological studies on the King George Island ice cap, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
Wen Jiahong, Kang Jiancheng, Han Jiankang, Xie Zichu, Liu Leibao and Wang Dali
110-112
Holocene deglaciation and climate history of the northern Antarctic Peninsula region: a discussion of correlations between the Southern and Northern Hemispheres
Christian Hjort, Svante Björck, Ólafur Ingólfsson and Per Möller
113-118
Surface lowering of the ice ramp at Rothera Point, Antarctic Peninsula, in response to regional climate change
A.M. Smith, D.G. Vaughan, C.S.M. Doake and A.C. Johnson
119-124
Recent fluctuations of the Dry Valleys glaciers, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
T.J. Chinn
125-129
First point measurements of ice-sheet thickness change in Antarctica
Gordon S. Hamilton, Ian M. Whillans and Peter J. Morgan
130-134
Mass balance of the Antarctic ice sheet at Patriot Hills
Gino Casassa, Henry H. Brecher, Carlos Cárdenas and Andrés Rivera
135-139
Variations in shear deformation rate with depth at Dome Summit South, Law Dome, East Antarctica
Vin Morgan, Tas D. van Ommen, Alan Elcheikh and Li Jun
140-144
Delineation of a catchment boundary using velocity and elevation measurements
S.F. Price and I.M. Whillans
145-152
The origin and longevity of flow-stripes on Antarctic ice streams
G.Hilmar Gudmundsson, Charles F. Raymond and Robert Bindschadler
153-160
Modelling the Antarctic and Northern Hemisphere ice-sheet changes with global climate through the glacial cycle
W.F. Budd, B. Coutts and Roland C. Warner
161-168
Modelling the long-term response of the Antarctic ice sheet to global warming
Roland C. Warner and W.F. Budd
169-176
Simulations of the Northern Hemisphere through the last glacial-interglacial cycle with a vertically integrated and a three-dimensional thermomechanical ice-sheet model coupled to a climate model
R. Calov and I. Marsiat
177-181
Surface meltstreams on the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica
Helen A. Phillips
182-186
Comparison of ice-shelf creep flow simulations with ice-front motion of Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica, detected by SAR interferometry
Christina L. Hulbe, Eric Rignot and Douglas R. MacAyeal
187-193
Relative magnitudes of shear and longitudinal strain rates in the inland Antarctic ice sheet, and response to increasing accumulation
Craig S. Lingle and Elena N. Troshina
194-200
Simulation of the influence of ice rheology on velocity profiles and ice-sheet mass balance
W.L. Wang and Roland C. Warner
201-206
Simulation of the Antarctic ice sheet with a three-dimensional polythermal ice-sheet model, in support of the EPICA project
R. Calov, A. Savvin, R. Greve, I. Hansen and K. Hutter
207-214
Sensitivity of the divide position at Siple Dome, West Antarctica, to boundary forcing
N.A. Nereson, R.C.A. Hindmarsh and C.F. Raymond
215-219
70 years of northern Victoria Land (Antarctica) accumulation rate
V. Maggi, G. Orombelli, B. Stenni, O. Flora, R. Udisti, S. Becagli, R. Traversi, S. Vermigli and J.-R. Petit
220-226
Antarctic precipitation and its contribution to the global sea-level budget
David H. Bromwich, Richard I. Cullather and Michael L. Van Woert
227-230
Variability of accumulation rate in the catchments of Ice Streams B, C, D and E, Antarctica
E.R. Venteris and I.M. Whillans
231-238
Large spatial variation in accumulation rate in Jutulstraumen ice stream, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Kjetil Melvold, Jon Ove Hagen, Jean Francis Pinglot and Niels Gundestrup
239-245
Firnification and the effects of wind-packing on Antarctic snow
Mike Craven and Ian Allison
246-250
Model estimates of Antarctic accumulation rates and their relationship to temperature changes
I.N. Smith, W.F. Budd and P. Reid
251-259
The contribution of snowdrift sublimation to the surface mass balance of Antarctica
Richard Bintanja
260-264
Very high-resolution seismic definition of glacial and postglacial sediment bodies in the continental shelves of the northern Trinity Peninsula region, Antarctica
M. Canals, F. Estrada, R. Urgeles and GEBRAP 96/97 Team
265-267
Internal structure and seismic facies of the deep-water sediment drifts off northern Graham Land, Antarctica: results from a very high-resolution survey
M. Canals, R. Urgeles, F. Estrada and GEBRAP 96/97 Team
268-274
A geochemical study of marine sediments from the Mac. Robertson shelf, East Antarctica: initial results and palaeoenvironmental implications
P.N. Sedwick, P.T. Harris, L.G. Robertson, G.M. McMurtry, M.D. Cremer and P. Robinson
275-280
Late Quaternary palaeoenvironment of the Ross Sea continental shelf, Antarctica
Akira Nishimura, Toru Nakasone, Chikara Hiramatsu and Manabu Tanahashi
281-284
A new depositional model for ice shelves, based upon sediment cores from the Ross Sea and Mac. Robertson shelf, Antarctica
Eugene W. Domack and Peter T. Harris
285-289
Identification and correlation of distal tephra layers in deep-sea sediment cores, Scotia Sea, Antarctica
S.G. Moreton and J.L. Smellie
290-296
Provenence, geochemistry, and grain-sizes of glacigene sediments, including the Sirius Group, and Late Cenozoic glacial history of the southern Prince Albert Mountains, Victoria Land, Antarctica
Sandra Passchier, Anja L.L.M. Verbers, Frederik M. van der Wateren and Frans J.M. Vermeulen
297-301
Fluctuations of the East Antarctic ice-sheet margin since the last glaciation from stratigraphy of raised beach deposits along the Sôya coast
Hideki Miura, Kiichi Moriwaki, Hideaki Maemoku and Kazuomi Hirakawa
302-304
Sea-ice extent in the Southern Ocean during the Last Glacial Maximum: another approach to the problem
Lloyd H. Burckle and Richard Mortlock
305-310
Changes in climate, ocean and ice-sheet conditions in the Ross embayment, Antarctica, at 6 ka
Eric J. Steig, Charles P. Hart, James W.C. White, Wendy L. Cunningham, Matthew D. Davis and Eric S. Saltzman
311-315
Effect of meltwater input from the Antarctic ice sheet on the thermohaline circulation
Uwe Mikolajewicz
316-320
Freezing at the grounding line in East Antarctica; possible implications on sediment export efficiency
R. Souchez, A. Khazendar, D. Ronveaux and J.-L. Tison
321-326
Glacial isostasy and the crustal structure of Antarctica
C. Zweck
327-332
Ice dynamics near Antarctic marginal mountain ranges: implications for interpreting the glacial-geological evidence
Frank Pattyn and Hugo Decleir
333-337
Deep ice-core drilling at Dome Fuji and glaciological studies in east Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Dome-F Deep Coring Group
338-342
Preliminary investigation of palaeoclimate signals recorded in the ice core from Dome Fuji Station, east Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Dome-F Ice Core Research Group
343-348
Crystal-size and microparticle record in the ice core from Dome Summit South, Law Dome, East Antarctica
Li Jun, T.H. Jacka and Vin Morgan
349-354
Lead isotopes and selected metals in ice from Law Dome, Antarctica
K.J.R. Rosman, W. Chisholm, C.F. Boutron, S. Hong, R. Edwards, Vin Morgan and P.N. Sedwick
355-359
Atmospheric dust concentration record from the Hercules Névé firn core, northern Victoria Land, Antarctica
V. Maggi and J.-R. Petit
360-364
Internal radio-echo layering at Vostok station, Antarctica, as an independent stratigraphic control on the ice-core record
Martin J. Siegert, Richard Hodgins and Julian A. Dowdeswell
365-370
Iron in ice cores from Law Dome, East Antarctica: implications for past deposition of aerosol iron
R. Edwards, P.N. Sedwick, Vin Morgan, C.F. Boutron and S. Hong
371-377
Limited migration of soluble ionic species in a Siple Dome, Antarctica, ice core
Karl J. Kreutz, Paul A. Mayewski, Sallie I. Whitlow and Mark S. Twickler
378-384
Spatial variability of snow chemistry in western Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Malin Stenberg, Elisabeth Isaksson, Margareta Hansson, Wibjörn Karlén, Paul A. Mayewski, Mark S. Twickler, Sallie I. Whitlow and Niels Gundestrup
385-390
Seasonal characteristics of the major ions in the high-accumulation Dome Summit South ice core, Law Dome, Antarctica
Mark A.J. Curran, Tas D. van Ommen and Vin Morgan
391-397
Preliminary evidence of a biomass-burning event from a 60 year-old firn core from Antarctica by ion chromatographic determination of carboxylic acids
R. Udisti, S. Becagli, R. Traversi, S. Vermigli and G. Piccardi
398-402
Implications for the interpretation of ice-core isotope data from analysis of modelled Antarctic precipitation
D. Noone and I. Simmonds
403-408
Interannual variations and regionality of Antarctic sea-ice-temperature associations
Andrew M. Carleton, Gareth John and Robert G. Welsch
409-412
Relationships between Antarctic sea-ice concentration, wind stress and temperature temporal variability, and their changes with distance from the coast
Andrew B. Watkins and Ian Simmonds
413-419
Modelling global warming and Antarctic sea-ice changes over the past century
Xingren Wu and W.F. Budd
420-426
The distribution and formative processes of latent-heat polynyas in East Antarctica
R.A. Massom, P.T. Harris, Kelvin J. Michael and M.J. Potter
427-432
East Antarctic sea ice: observations and modelling
Anthony P. Worby and Xingren Wu
433-437
Enhanced thermodynamic ice growth by sea-ice deformation
Petra Heil, Victoria I. Lytle and Ian Allison
438-442
Break-up of sea ice by ocean waves
Patricia J. Langhorne, Vernon A. Squire, Colin Fox and Timothy G. Haskell
443-448
On simulating high frequency variability in Antarctic sea-ice dynamics models
W.D. Hibler, III, Petra Heil and Victoria I. Lytle
449-454
Sea-ice pressure ridges in East Antarctica
Victoria I. Lytle, A.P. Worby and R.A. Massom
455-460
Atmospheric drag coefficients of Weddell Sea ice computed from roughness profiles
R. Fisher and Victoria I. Lytle
461-465
Brine infiltration in the snow cover of sea ice in the eastern Weddell Sea, Antarctica
M. Rapley and Victoria I. Lytle
466-470
Radiometric measurements of sea-ice surface temperature in East Antarctica
Kelvin J. Michael, Clemente S. Hungria and R.A. Massom
471-476
Non-linear thermal transport and brine convection in first-year sea ice
M. McGuinness, H.J. Trodahl, K. Collins and T.G. Haskell
477-482
East Antarctic seasonal sea-ice and ocean stability: a model study
Simon Marsland and Jörg-Olaf Wolff
483-487
Antarctic Circumpolar Wave in a coupled ocean-atmosphere model
T. Motoi, A. Kitoh and H. Koide
488-494
Intra-annual variability of Antarctic precipitation from weather forecasts and high-resolution climate models
Christophe Genthon, Gerhard Krinner and Michael Déqué
495-500
Antarctic sea-ice simulations with a coupled ocean/sea-ice model on a telescoped grid
Jörg-Olaf Wolff
501-506
Drift patterns in an Antarctic channel from a quasi-geostrophic model with surface friction
Jörg-Olaf Wolff and John A.T. Bye
507-514
Evaluation of a regional atmospheric model for January 1993, using in situ measurements from the Antarctic
Nicole P.M. van Lipzig, Erik van Meijgaard and Johannes Oerlemans
515-520
Surface climate of the interior of the Lambert Glacier basin, Antarctica, from automatic weather station data
Ian Allison
521-527
Global atmospheric responses to Antarctic forcing
David H. Bromwich, Biao Chen, Keith M. Hines and Richard I. Cullather
528-534
Automatic weather station program during Dome Fuji Project by JARE in east Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
S. Takahashi, T. Kameda, H. Enomoto, T. Shiraiwa, Y. Kodama, S. Fujita, H. Motoyama, O. Watanabe, G.A. Weidner and C.R. Stearns
535-542
Spatial distribution and seasonal pattern of biogenic sulphur compounds in snow from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica
R. Udisti, R. Traversi, S. Becagli and G. Piccardi
543-552
Regional impacts of climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic
Gunter Weller
553-559
Detection of temperature and sea-ice-extent changes in the Antarctic and Southern Ocean, 1949-96
T.H. Jacka and W.F. Budd
560-564
Monitoring of atmospheric aerosol particles on the Antarctic Peninsula
Alexandre Correia, Paulo Artaxo and Willy Maenhaut
565-570
Comparison of warming trends over the last century around Antarctica from three coupled models
William M. Connolley and Siobhan P. O'Farrell
571-575
Climate change in the western Antarctic Peninsula since 1945: observations and possible causes
J.C. King and S.A. Harangozo
576-582
Comparison of warming trends predicted over the next century around Antarctica from two coupled models
Siobhan P. O'Farrell and William M. Connolley
583-590
Areal distribution of the oxygen-isotope ratio in Antarctica: comparison of results based on field and remotely sensed data
H. Jay Zwally, Mario Giovinetto, Mike Craven, Vin Morgan and Ian Goodwin
591-596
Understanding Antarctic Peninsula precipitation distribution and variability using a numerical weather prediction model
John Turner, Steven Leonard, Tom Lachlan-Cope and Gareth J. Marshall
597-602
Seasonal variations of clouds and precipitation at Syowa station, Antarctica
Hiroyuki Konishi, Makoto Wada and Tatsuo Endoh
603-609
Surface energy balance and meltwater production for a Dry Valley glacier, Taylor Valley, Antarctica
Karen J. Lewis, Andrew G. Fountain and Gayle L. Dana
610-616
Interpreting recent accumulation records through an understanding of the regional synoptic climatology: an example from the southern Antarctic Peninsula
Gareth J. Marshall, John Turner and William D. Miners
617-622
Multi-decadal climate variability in the Antarctic region and global change
Ian Simmonds, David A. Jones and David J. Walland
623-627
Monitoring climate variability on the Antarctic Peninsula by means of observations of the snow cover
Christoph Schneider
628-632
Evidence of recent climatic warming on the eastern Antarctic Peninsula
Pedro Skvarca, Wolfgang Rack, Helmut Rott and Teresa Ibarzábal y Donángelo
633-635
Recent retreat of the ice cliffs on King George Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctic Peninsula
Byong-Kwon Park, Soon-Keun Chang, Ho Il Yoon and Hosung Chung
636-642
Climate change indicators from archival aerial photography of the Antarctic Peninsula
A.J. Fox and A.P.R. Cooper
643-650
Ice-front change and iceberg behaviour along Oates and George V Coasts, Antarctica, 1912-96
Massimo Frezzotti, Alessandro Cimbelli and Jane G. Ferrigno
651-654
The geoelectric field: a link between the troposphere and solar variability
G.B. Burns, A.V. Frank-Kamenetsky, O.A. Troshichev, E.A. Bering and P.O. Papitashvili
655-660
PANGAEA information system for glaciological data management
Michael Diepenbroek, Dieter Fütterer, Hannes Grobe, Heinz Miller, Manfred Reinke and Rainer Sieger
661-668
Re-examining the Antarctic Paradox: speculation on the Southern Ocean as a nutrient-limited system
Julian Priddle, David B. Nedwell, Michael J. Whitehouse, David S. Reay, Graham Savidge, Linda C. Gilpin, Eugene J. Murphy and J.Cynan Ellis-Evans
669-673
Monitoring the Antarctic mesopause region for signatures of climate change
G.B. Burns, W.J.R. French, P.A. Greet, P.F.B. Williams, K. Finlayson and R.P. Lowe
674-678
Sources and origins of aerosols reaching Antarctica as revealed by lead concentration profiles in shallow snow
C. Barbante, C. Turetta, A. Gambaro, G. Capodaglio and G. Scarponi
679-684
Chemical and isotopic profiles from snow pits and shallow firn cores on Campbell Glacier, northern Victoria Land, Antarctica
R. Gragnani, C. Smiraglia, B. Stenni and S. Torcini
685-690
Inorganic carbon-isotope distribution and budget in the Lake Hoare and Lake Fryxell basins, Taylor Valley, Antarctica
Klaus Neumann, W.Berry Lyons and David J. Des Marais
691-696
Arctic and Antarctic lakes as optical indicators of global change
Warwick F. Vincent, Isabelle Laurion and Reinhard Pienitz
697-703
Late Pleistocene-Holocene sedimentary fluxes of organic carbon and biogenic silica in the northwestern Ross Sea, Antarctica
M. Frignani, F. Giglio, L. Langone, M. Ravaioli and M. Mangini