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Cyclic surging of glaciers
G. de Q. Robin and J. Weertman
19-44
Inversion of flow measurements for stress and rheological parameters in a valley glacier
Charles F. Raymond
45-53
The creep of ice shelves: theory
R.H. Thomas
55-70
The creep of ice shelves: interpretation of observed behaviour
R.H. Thomas
71-86
A flow law for temperate glacier ice
S.C. Colbeck and R.J. Evans
87-91
Radio echo sounding on a valley glacier in East Greenland
J.L. Davis, J.S. Halliday and K.J. Miller
93-99
Ice volcanoes of the Lake Eerie shore near Dunkirk, New York, U.S.A
R.K. Fahnestock, D.J. Crowley, M. Wilson and H. Schneider
101-111
Seismic refraction and reflection measurements at "Byrd" station, Antarctica
Heinz Kohnen and Charles R. Bentley
113-120
A photogrammetric survey of Hoseason Glacier, Kemp Coast, Antarctica
Peter J. Morgan
121-127
Mass transfer along an ice surface observed by a groove relaxation technique
K. Itagaki and T.M. Tobin
129-137
Instruments and Methods
Glacier bore-hole photography
W.D. Harrison and Barclay Kamb
139-140
"Postglacial'' — a term with three meanings
Nils-Axel Mörner
141-143
Radio echo sounding: brine percolation layer
John W. Clough
144-146
Acoustic emission in snow at constant rates of deformation
W.F. St. Lawrence, T.E. Lang, R.L. Brown and C.C. Bradley
147-148
Correspondence
Barnes Ice Cap and englacial debris in glaciers
G. Holdsworth
149
Correspondence
Transition from shear moraines to rock glaciers
P.E. Carrara
149-150
Correspondence
Geographic orientation of wave-ogive systems
M.J. McSaveney
151-166
Glaciological literature
International Glaciological Society (IGS)
169-171
Obituary
Gerald Seligman, 1886-1973
John W. Glen
173-185
The mass balance of the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean
R.M. Koerner
187-206
Mesoscale strain measurements on the Beaufort Sea pack ice (AIDJEX 1971)
W.D. Hibler III, W.F. Weeks, S. Ackley, A. Kovacs and W.J. Campbell
207-233
Icebergs as a fresh-water source: an appraisal
W.F. Weeks and W.J. Campbell
235-250
Ice calving into the proglacial Generator Lake, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
G. Holdsworth
251-258
Flow of a valley glacier with a solid friction law
L. Reynaud
259-265
Seismic evidence for glacier motion
Douglas VanWormer and Eduard Berg
267-273
On the formation of small marginal lakes on the Juneau Icefield, south-eastern Alaska, U.S.A
Matti Seppälä
275-289
Short-term snow melt and ablation derived from heat- and mass- balance measurements
Paul M.B. Föhn
291-303
Snow-fence experiments in alpine areas
M. Martinelli Jr.
305-313
Lichen growth on an active medial moraine, Jotunheimen, Norway
J.A. Matthews
315-321
Instruments and Methods
Comparison of the snow resistograph with the ram penetrometer
William St. Lawrence and Charles C. Bradley
323-324
Review
A.P. Crary, ed. Antarctic snow and ice studies II. Washington, D.C., American Geophysical Union, 1971. ix, 412 p., illus., maps. (Antarctic Research Series, Vol. 16.)
G. de Q. Robin
324-325
Review
A.[S.] Post and E.R. LaChapelle. Glacier ice. Seattle, The Mountaineers; Seattle and London, University of Washington Press, [c1971]. [xiv], 110 p., illus.
Valter Schytt
327-329
Correspondence
An exposure of ice on the distal side of a lateral moraine
W. Brian Whalley
331-350
Glaciological literature
International Glaciological Society (IGS)
353-360
Position of ice divides and ice centers on ice sheets
J. Weertman
361-373
Comparison of three contemporary flow laws in a three-dimensional, time-dependent glacier model
L.A. Rasmussen and W.J. Campbell
375-382
The effect of glacial cross-section on vertical resistivity depth soundings
R.W. Taylor and R.J. Greenfield
383-397
Radio echo sounding of horizontal layers in ice
C.H. Harrison
399-410
Experimental study of the amount of ice melt using three different methods: a contribution to the International Hydrological Decade
Gerd Wendler and N. Ishikawa
411-416
Dating of polar ice by 32Si
Henrik B. Clausen
417-421
Reconnaissance of a small ice cap near St. Patrick Bay, Robeson Channel, northern Ellesmere Island, Canada
G. Hattersley-Smith and H. Serson
423-438
Structure and flow in the margin of the Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island, N.W.T., Canada
Roger LeB. Hooke
439-451
Subglacial cavitation phenomena under the Glacier d'Argentière, Mont Blanc, France
Robert Vivian and Gerard Bocquet
453-459
Refreezing of interstitial water in a subglacial cavity of an Alpine glacier as indicated by the chemical composition of ice
R.A. Souchez, R.D. Lorrain and M.M. Lemmens
461-468
Striated ground in the Venezuelan Andes
Carlos Schubert
469-481
The effect of confining pressure on the mechanical properties of sand-ice materials
Bernard D. Alkire and Orlando B. Andersland
483-499
Freezing potentials and currents in potassium fluoride solutions at constant growth rates
T.O'D. Hanley and A.H. Weber
501-504
The magnitude of jökulhlaups
John J. Clague and William H. Mathews
505-507
Some further observations on the behavior of an ice-dammed self-draining lake, Glacier Bay, Alaska, U.S.A
John R. Moravek
508-511
Anthropogenic ice: notes on a dramatic ephemeral cryergic landform
D.M. Barnett
512-513
Time-dependent intraglacier structures
R.H. Goodman
514-517
On the use of telephone poles for the observation of areal snow-depth distribution
Katsuhiro Kikuchi
519-520
Correspondence
A technique for producing strain-free flat surfaces on single crystals of ice: comments on Dr H. Bader's letter and Dr K. Itagaki's letter
T.M. Tobin
520-522
Correspondence
Origin of rock glaciers
J.B. Benedict
522-524
Correspondence
Grain-size characteristics of superglacial dirt
A.D. Knighton
524-525
Correspondence
Antarctic glacial surges?
Robert L. Nichols
526
Correspondence
Requests for photographs of Cordilleran glaciers
Henri Bader
527-542
Glaciological literature
International Glaciological Society (IGS)