The Thermophysics of Glaciers

Author:   I.A. Zotikov ,  R. Hardin
Publisher:   Springer
Edition:   1986 ed.
Volume:   2
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9789027721631


Pages:   276
Publication Date:   30 June 1986
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   I.A. Zotikov ,  R. Hardin
Publisher:   Springer
Imprint:   Kluwer Academic Publishers
Edition:   1986 ed.
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Width: 17.00cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 24.40cm
Weight:   1.300kg
ISBN:  

9789027721631


ISBN 10:   9027721637
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   30 June 1986
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

1: Observations of the Thermal Regime of Glaciers.- 1.1. Measurements of Temperatures Inside Glaciers.- 1.2. Sources of Errors During Temperature Measurements in Glacier Boreholes.- 2: Thermal Drilling of Glaciers.- 2.1. The Theory of Drilling by Contact with a Heated Solid Surface.- 2.2. Methods of Thermal Drilling of Ice.- 2.3. Antifreeze Thermal Drilling by Direct Contact with a Solid Heater.- 3: The Theory of the Thermal Regime of Glaciers.- 3.1. The Fundamental Equations and Conditions Describing the State of a Glacier.- 3.2. Equations of Motion of Viscoplastic Ice.- 3.3. Internal Heat Sources Created by Ice Motion.- 3.4. Uniqueness Conditions.- 3.5. Simplifying the Equations. Dimensionless Numbers..- 4: The Temperature Field in a Flat Two-Dimensional Glacier With Block Sliding.- 4.1. A General Expression for the Temperature Field. Kinematics of a Glacier..- 4.2. Accurate Solutions for the Temperature Field.- 4.3. Mean Temperature of a Glacier.- 4.4. Temperature Gradients in the Glacier Interior.- 4.5. The Effect of the Dissipation Function.- 5: Approximate Methods for Studying the Temperature Field in a Flat Two-Dimensional Glacier With Block Sliding.- 5.1. The Method of Polynomials.- 5.2. The Temperature Field in a Glacier with a Varying Surface Temperature.- 6: The Thermal Regime of Glaciers.- 6.1. Thermophysical Studies of Accumulation-Ablation at the Upper and Lower Surfaces of Glaciers.- 6.2. Boundary Conditions at the Lower Surface of an Inland Glacier.- 6.3. Heat Sources Participating in the Heat Balance at the Bottom of a Glacier.- 7: The Thermal Regime of Inland Ice Caps.- 7.1. The Thermal Regime of the Antarctic Ice Sheet.- 7.2. Numerical Modeling of the Temperature Field of an Ice Cap.- 8: The Thermal Regime of Mountain Glaciers.- 8.1. The Melting of aContaminated Glacier Surface.- 8.2. Water in Mountain Glaciers.- 9: The Thermophysics of Ice Shelves.- 9.1. Melting at the Bottom of an Ice Shelf.- 9.2. Freezing at the Bottom of an Ice Shelf.- 9.3. Thermophysical Studies of Melting and Freezing at the Bottom of the Ross Ice Shelf.- 10: Applications of the Thermophysics of Glaciers.- 10.1. The Thermal Pollution of Ice Caps with Heat-Emitting Industrial Wastes.- 10.2. Reconstruction of the Quaternary Inland Ice Sheet of Europe.- References.

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