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Volume 1 - 1947

Contents

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  • General Information

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    30 January 2017, p. 51
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  • Early Discoverers V Louis Agassiz on “Extrusion Flow”

  • W. R. Battle
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    30 January 2017, p. 510
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Meeting Report

  • Joint Meeting of the British Glaciological Society, the British Rheologists’ Club and the Institute of Metals

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    30 January 2017, pp. 231-240
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Research Article

  • Submerged Ice Crystals in Glaciers

  • Alfred Schneider
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    30 January 2017, pp. 190-191
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  • The Growth of the Glacier Crystal Some Further Notes

  • Gerald Seligman
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    30 January 2017, pp. 378-381
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  • Glaciological Literature

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    30 January 2017, pp. 348-350
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  • Snow Surveying in India

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    30 January 2017, p. 104
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Research Article

  • Franz Josef and Other Glaciers of the Southern Alps, New Zealand

  • R. P. Suggate
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    30 January 2017, pp. 422-429
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  • Published literature on the glaciers of the Southern Alps, New Zealand, and the Franz Josef Glacier in particular, is reviewed under the headings of (1) rates of movement, and (2) evidences of advance and retreat. Comparison of available rainfall statistics with the dates of advance and retreat of this glacier suggests that advances are due to periods of high precipitation, and retreats to periods of low precipitation, the effects being seen at the terminal face about five years after such periods began.

Correspondence

  • The Formation of Forbes’s Bands

  • Joel E. Fisher
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    30 January 2017, pp. 580-581
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  • Preliminary Results from the Study of an Ocean Core Obtained by the Swedish Deep-Sea Expedition, 1947–48

  • C. D. Ovey
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    30 January 2017, pp. 370-373
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  • The Glaciers of Jostedalsbreen

  • R. Finsterwalder
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    30 January 2017, pp. 557-558
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  • Freezing Water and Supercooling: Anchor Ice and Frazil Ice

  • Olaf Devik
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    30 January 2017, pp. 307-309
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  • The supercooling of water in nature occurs more frequently than is generallyknown. It always takes place when still water is in process of being covered with thefirst ice needles. It is of even greater importance when ice formation takes place in running and turbulent water, in which case it represents the necessary conditions for the formation of frazil and anchor ice. The supercooling may be observed by a sensitive thermometer when the bulb is heated before being immersed in the water. The degree of supercooling of still water may be more than 1° C. in a thin surface layer as the author has demonstrated by measuring the temperature by a recording thermopile exposed to radiation from the surface. It is emphasized that the state of supercooling in water is a stable one, the formation of ice being dependent upon the existence of nuclei or solid boundary surfaces from which crystallization will start and from which liberated heat of solidification will flow. This process of thermal conduction needs time.

  • Report on the Snow Survey of Great Britain for the Season 1947–48

  • E. L. Hawke, D. L. Champion
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    30 January 2017, pp. 241-248
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  • Investigations on Ice During the War

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    30 January 2017, pp. 8-11
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  • Discussion on the Origin of Glacial Drifts

  • J. M. Wordie
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    30 January 2017, pp. 430-438
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Other

  • Stagnant Glacier in British Columbia

  • N. E. Odell
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    30 January 2017, p. 191
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Reviews

Research Article

  • Discussion on Glaciological Research in the Antarctic

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    30 January 2017, pp. 105-115
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Meeting Report

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