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ESS 595, Spring 2009
Keeping Up with Glaciers: The Mainstream Scientific Press on the Cryosphere WEEK 1 - T.J. and Ed
First Reading: Steig et al., Warming of the antarctic ice-sheet surface since the 1957 International Geophysical Year. January 22, 2009.
WEEK 2 - Erin and Rachel
Main Reading: Pfeffer et al. Kinematic constraints on Eustatic Sea Level Rise, Science 2008 Complementary Reading: Meier et al., Glaciers Dominate Eustatic Sea Level Rise in the 21st Century, Science 2007 WEEK 3 - Marc and Josh
Howat et al. Rapid Changes in Ice Discharge from Greenland Nick et al. Large-scale changes in Greenland outlet glacier dynamics triggered at the terminus. Price. Perspective on Nick paper. Week 4 - Jessica and Peter
Luthi et al., 2008, High-resolution carbon dioxide concentration record 650-8000 years before present. Nature. Brook, E. Commentary: Windows on the Greenhouse Loulerge et al., 2008, Orbital and Millennial-scale features of atmospheric CH4 over the past 800,000 years.
Week 5 - Erin and Brooke
Oerlemans. J. Extracting a Climate Signal from 169 Glacier Records. 2005. Science.
Week 6 - Regina and T.J.
Main Article: Pollard and DeConto. Modeling West Antarctic ice sheet growth and collapse through the past five million years. Nature. 2009. Supp. Info and Videos. Commentary: Huybrechts, Westside Story of Antarctic Ice. Andrill Paper. Naish et al. Obliquity-paced Pliocene West Antarctic ice sheet oscillations. Week 7 - Kristin and Regina
Stearns, Smith and Hamilton. 2008. Increased Flow Speed on large East Antarctic outlet glacier caused by subglacial floods. Nature Geosciences. Fricker et al. 2007. An active subglacial water system in West Antarctica mapped from space. Science. Commentary: Fricker, glaciology Water Slide Week 8 - Rachel and Marc
Kessler, Anderson, and Briner. 2008. Fjord Insertions into continental margins driven by topographic steering of ice.Nature Geoscience. Kleman. Perspective. When Glaciers cut deep. Alley, Lawson, Larsen, Evenson, and Baker. 2003. Stabilizing feedbacks in glacier-bed erosion. Nature. (This passes for recent, Marc?) Week 9 - Erin and Peter
Schaefer et al. 2009. High frequency holocene glacier fluctuations in New Zealand differ from Northern signature. Science. Commentary - Balco, G. The Geographic Footprint of glacier change. Science. Read Quickly: Roe and O'Neal. The response of glaciers to instrinsic variability: observations and models of late holocene variations in the Pacific Northwest. In Press. J. Glac. Week 10 - Brooke, Josh, and Kristin
Bamber, Riva, Vermeerssn, and LeBrocq. 2009. Reassessment of the Potential Sea Level Rise from a collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. Science.
Mercer, 1978. West Antarctic Ice Sheet and CO2 greenhouse effect: a threat of disaster. Science. |
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