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Editor: R.S. Williams, Jr.
Contents
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Texture of polar firn for remote sensing
R.B. Alley
5-10
Internal reflecting horizons in Spitsbergen glaciers
J.L. Bamber
11-19
Glaciological investigations using the synthetic aperture radar imaging system
R.A. Bindschadler, K.C. Jezek and J. Crawford
20-29
Remote sensing of the Ross ice streams and adjacent Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
C.R. Bentley, S. Shabtaie, D.D. Blankenship, S.T. Rooney, D.G. Schultz, S. Anandakrishnan and R.B. Alley
30-34
Microearthquakes under and alongside Ice Stream B, Antarctica, detected by a new passive seismic array
D.D. Blankenship, S. Anandakrishnan, J.L. Kempf and C.R. Bentley
35-38
Stagnant ice at the bed of White Glacier, Axel Heiberg Island, N.W.T., Canada
Heinz Blatter
39-44
Nimbus-7 SMMR derived global snow cover parameters
A.T.C. Chang, J.L. Foster and D.K. Hall
45-49
Ground data inputs to image processing for estimating terrain characteristics for glacio-hydrological analysis
M.J. Clark, A.M. Gurnell and P.J. Hancock
50-54
Interface tracking in digitally recorded glaciological data
A.P.R. Cooper
55-59
Seasat altimeter observations of an Antarctic "lake"
W. Cudlip and N.F. McIntyre
60-68
A multi-sensor approach to the interpretation of radar altimeter wave forms from two Arctic ice caps
Mark R. Drinkwater and Julian A. Dowdeswell
69-71
A method to estimate open pack-ice thickness from two-day sequences of side-lapping satellite images
Uri Feldman
72-75
Comparison of the surface conditions of the inland ice sheet, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica, derived from NOAA AVHRR data with ground observation
Yoshiyuki Fujii, Takashi Yamanouchi, Kazuya Suzuki and Shinya Tanaka
76-80
Pattern recognition of air photographs for estimation of snow reserves
W. Good and J. Martinec
81-84
A digital radio echo-sounding and navigation recording system
M.R. Gorman and A.P.R. Cooper
85-91
Characteristics of the seasonal sea ice of East Antarctica and comparisons with satellite observations
T.H. Jacka, I. Allison, R. Thwaites and J.C. Wilson
92-96
Image-analysis techniques for determination of morphology and kinematics in Arctic sea ice
Meemong Lee and Wei-Liang Yang
97-103
Snow mapping and classification from Landsat Thematic Mapper data
Jeff Dozier and Danny Marks
104-108
Characterization of snow and ice reflectance zones on glaciers using Landsat thematic mapper data
D.K. Hall, J.P. Ormsby, R.A. Bindschadler and H. Siddalingaiah
109-118
Snow and ice studies by Thematic Mapper and multispectral scanner Landsat images
Olav Orheim and Baerbel K. Lucchitta
119-126
Seasonal and regional variations of Northern Hemisphere sea ice as illustrated with satellite passive-microwave data for 1974
C.L. Parkinson, J.C. Comiso, H.J. Zwally, D.J. Cavalieri, P. Gloersen and W.J. Campbell
127-135
Satellite remote sensing of Vatnajökull, Iceland
Richard S. Williams Jr.
136-144
Comparison of observed and modeled ice motion in the Arctic Ocean
H.Jay Zwally and John E. Walsh
145-150
Remote sensing of sea-ice growth and melt-pool evolution, Milne Ice Shelf, Ellesmere Island, Canada
Martin O. Jeffries, William M. Sackinger and Harold V. Serson
151-159
Radio echo-sounding of sub-polar glaciers in Svalbard: some problems and results of Soviet studies
V.M. Kotlyakov and Yu Ya Macheret
160-165
Airborne radio echo-sounding in Shirase Glacier drainage basin, Antarctica
S. Mae and M. Yoshida
166-169
Interpretation and utilization of areal snow-cover data from satellites
J. Martinec and A. Rango
170-175
Imaging subglacial topography by a synthetic aperture radar technique
G.J. Musil and C.S.M. Doake
176-182
Evolution of under-water sides of ice shelves and icebergs
Olav Orheim
183-188
Mapping of Amery Ice Shelf, Antarctica, surface features by satellite altimetry
K.C. Partington, W. Cudlip, N.F. McIntyre and S. King-Hele
189-194
Mass balance of south-east Alaska and north-west British Columbia glaciers from 1976 to 1984: methods and results
M.S. Pelto
195-199
Possibilities and limits of synthetic aperture radar for snow and glacier surveying
H. Rott and C. Mätzler
200-205
Large-scale patterns of snowmelt on Arctic sea ice from meteorological satellite imagery
G. Scharfen, Roger G. Barry, D.A. Robinson, G.J. Kukla and M.C. Serreze
206-210
A digital radar system for echo studies on ice sheets
Donald G. Schultz, Lee A. Powell and Charles R. Bentley
211-214
Fractures in Arctic winter pack ice (North Water, northern Baffin Bay)
K. Steffen
215-217
Use of remote-sensing data in modelling run-off from the Greenland ice sheet
H.H. Thomsen and R.J. Braithwaite
218-220
Impulse radar sounding of fossil ice within the Kuranosuke perennial snow patch, central Japan
K. Yamamoto and M. Yoshida
221-224
Bottom topography and internal layers in East Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica, from 179 MHz radio echo-sounding
Minoru Yoshida, Kazunobu Yamashita and Shinji Mae
225-228
Satellite snow-cover monitoring in the Qilian mountains and an analysis for characteristics of stream snow-melt run-off in the Hexi region, Gansu, China
Zeng Qunzhi, Zhang Shunying, Chen Xianzhang and Wang Jian
229-235
Antarctic ice-shelf boundaries and elevations from satellite radar altimetry
H.J. Zwally, S.N. Stephenson, R.A. Bindschadler and R.H. Thomas
236
Abstract
A study of the fluctuations in sea-ice extent of the Bering and Okhotsk seas with passive microwave satellite observations
D.J. Cavalieri and C.L. Parkinson
236-237
Abstract
Airborne UHF radar measurements of caldera geometry and volcanic history, Mount Wrangell, Alaska, U.S.A
G.K.C. Clarke, G.M. Cross and C.S. Benson
237
Abstract
Interpolation techniques for the display of remotely sensed glaciological data
A.P.R. Cooper
238
Abstract
Acoustical reflection and scattering from the underside of laboratory-grown sea ice: measurements and predictions
K. C. Jezek, T.K. Stanton and A. J. Gow
238
Abstract
A back-portable microprocessor-based impulse radar system
F.H.M. Jones, B.B. Narod and G.K.C. Clarke
239
Abstract
Studying the process of dissipation of energy of motion in highly fractured glaciers using remote-sensing techniques
A.B. Kazanskiy
239-240
Abstract
Calculation of mass balance of glaciers by remote-sensing imagery using similarity of accumulation and ablation isoline patterns
A.N. Krenke and V.M. Menshutin
240
Abstract
Satellite-altimeter measurements of surface height in sea-ice areas
S.W. Laxon and C.G. Rapley
240
Abstract
Charcteristics of altimetry signatures over sea ice
N.F. McIntyre and S.W. Laxon
241
Abstract
Analysis of simulated radar altimetric wave forms for polar ice and snow surfaces
Eva Novotny
241-242
Abstract
Icebergs in the Southern Ocean
Olav Orheim
242-243
Abstract
Effect of surface roughness on remote sensing of snow albedo
Stephen G. Warren, Thomas C. Grenfell and Peter C. Mullen
244
Abstract
The timing of initial spring melt in the Arctic from Nimbus-7 SMMR data
Mark R. Anderson
244-245
Abstract
Microwave snow-water equivalent mapping of the upper Colorado River basin, U.S.A
W.J. Campbell, E.G. Josberger, P. Gloersen and A.T.C. Chang
245
Abstract
Comparison of Landsat multispectral scanner and Thematic Mapper radiometric and spatial characteristics over glaciers
J.A. Dowdeswell
246
Abstract
Radar and seismic ice-thickness measurements compared on sub-polar glaciers in Svalbard
D.J. Drewry
246
Abstract
Acoustic emission methods applied to avalanche-formation studies
V.P. Epifanov and V.P. Kuz'menko
247
Abstract
The separation of sea-ice types in radar imagery
Benjamin Holt and F.D. Carsey
247-248
Abstract
Cartographic remote-sensing monitoring of glaciological systems (example, Mount El'brus, U.S.S.R.)
Yu F. Knizhnikov, V.I. Kravtsova and I.A. Labutina
248
Abstract
Methods of calculation and remote-sensing measurements for the spatial distribution of glacier annual mass balances
V.G. Konovalov
249
Abstract
An experiment on image transmission to an icebreaker
O. Korhonen
249
Abstract
Spectral response patterns of snow and ice surfaces for the Landsat multispectral scanner
M. Kristensen and N.F. McIntyre
250
Abstract
Methods for snow mapping from meteorological satellite imagery of the Qilian Mountains, north-west China
Z.K. Liu and S.Y. Chang
250
Abstract
Multi-spectral Landsat image maps of Antarctica
B.K. Lucchitta, K. Edwards, E.M. Eliason and J. Bowell
251
Abstract
Remote sensing of fast ice in Lützowholmbukta, East Antarctica, using satellite NOAA-7, 8 and aircraft
S. Mae, T. Yamanouchi and Y. Fujii
251
Abstract
Estimation of snow-melt run-off during pre-monsoon months in Beas sub-basin using satellite imagery
K.P. Sharma and P.K. Garg
252
Abstract
Inter-relations between the Arctic sea ice and the general circulation of the atmosphere
Gerd Wendler, Martin Jeffries and Y. Nagashima
252
Abstract
Application of stationary geodimeter to study the velocity of the Kozel'skiy glacier movement, Kamchatka, U.S.S.R.
V.N. Vinogradov
253
Abstract
Comparison of surface characteristics of the Antarctic ice sheet with satellite observations
N. Young and I. Goodwin
254-255
Summary remarks
Richard S. Williams Jr.