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  Poster Programme - CR19 Modelling ice-sheets and glaciers

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Convener: Hindmarsh, R.
Co-Convener: Pattyn, F.
Co-Sponsorship:


Author in Attendance:

Thursday, 17 April 2008 10:30 - 12:00
Display Time: Thursday, 17 April 2008 08:00 -
Thursday, 17 April 2008 19:30
Poster Area: Hall A

Chairperson: N.N.

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A0044
EGU2008-A-07378;  CR19-1TH2P-0044
Reerink, T.J. ; van de Wal, R.S.W; Borsboom, P.P.
A coupled 3D solution of the full stress velocity field in ice sheet - ice shelf models

A0045
EGU2008-A-09326;  CR19-1TH2P-0045
Soucek, O.; Martinec, Z.
SIA-I algorithm - testing the performance on real data

A0046
EGU2008-A-01872;  CR19-1TH2P-0046
Hindmarsh, R.C.A
Large-scale ice-sheet modelling with horizontal stress gradients

A0047
EGU2008-A-01877;  CR19-1TH2P-0047
Leysinger Vieli, GJMC; Hindmarsh, RCA; Siegert, MJ
Towards modelling Holocene accumulation rate trends in East Antarctica deduced from isochronic radar layers

A0048
EGU2008-A-09728;  CR19-1TH2P-0048
Rousselot, M.; Parrenin, F.; Gagliardini, O.; Hindmarsh, R.C.A
2D inverse modeling of isochrone layer geometry in a steady state ice sheet

A0049
EGU2008-A-06470;  CR19-1TH2P-0049
Steen-Larsen, H. C.; Johnsen, S. J.; Dahl-Jensen, D.
The change in surface accumulation-rate pattern along the ridge from GRIP to NEEM during the Holocene

A0050
EGU2008-A-06398;  CR19-1TH2P-0050
Gudmundsson, G. H.
Analytical analysis of small-amplitude perturbations in the shallow ice stream approximation

A0051
EGU2008-A-00181;  CR19-1TH2P-0051
de Fleurian, B.; Gagliardini, O.; Lemeur, E.; Ritz, C.
Comparison of marine ice sheet models response to sea level variation

A0052
EGU2008-A-03261;  CR19-1TH2P-0052
Humbert, A.; Kleiner, T.; Greve, R.; Mohrholz, C.-O.; Oelke, C; Lange, M.
A comparative modeling study of the Brunt Ice Shelf -- Stancomb-Wills Ice Tongue System

A0053
EGU2008-A-09427;  CR19-1TH2P-0053
Huybrechts, P.; Rybak, O.; Nemec, J.; Eisen, O.
Towards a coupled three-dimensional glacier/ mass balance model of the Morteratschgletscher, Engadin

A0054
EGU2008-A-08865;  CR19-1TH2P-0054
Hubbard, B.; Chandler, D.M.; Hubbard, A.; Bayley, O.; Murray, T.
Physically-calibrated, 3D numerically modelled response of a temperate valley glacier to predicted climate change

A0055
EGU2008-A-00615;  CR19-1TH2P-0055
Nepop, R.K.; Agatova, A.R.
Applying simple glacier model for calculating the parameters of Chagan-Uzun massif glaciation (SE Altai, Russia)

A0056
EGU2008-A-00614;  CR19-1TH2P-0056
Nepop, R.K.; Agatova, A.R.
One-dimensional numerical glacier model and its applying for estimating the glacial erosion rate (by the example of SE Altai, Russia)




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