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Volume 1 - 1947

Contents

Page 1 of 13

Research Article

  • Foreword

  • Francois E. Matthes
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    30 January 2017, pp. 44-45
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  • Report on the Snow Survey of Great Britain for the Season 1949–50

  • E. L. Hawke, D. L. Champion
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    30 January 2017, pp. 516-522
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  • Meeting: Join Metting

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    30 January 2017, p. 92
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  • The Glacial Drifts of the Leinster Mountains

  • A. Farrington
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    30 January 2017, pp. 220-225
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  • Five glacial phases are recognized in the area described. Two of these are represented by the deposits of ice-sheets from the north-east and north-west respectively; the other three were of local origin. The materials composing the drifts differ sufficiently to enable the stratigraphy to be seen clearly. This shows that the local ice caps alternated with the invading ice sheets—which brings out a point of considerable climatological interest in that it is clear that the local ice advanced not simultaneously with the invading ice sheets but alternated with them. The order in which the five phases occurred is well established, but the importance of the intervals between the phases is at present uncertain.

  • An Esker in Process of Formation: Böverbreen, Jotunheimen, 1947

  • W. V. Lewis
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    30 January 2017, pp. 314-319
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Articles

  • Foreword

  • H. W. son Ahlmann
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    30 January 2017, pp. 3-4
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  • The Liquid Water Content of Snow Measurement in the Field

  • I. G. Halliday
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    30 January 2017, pp. 357-361
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  • Note on the Relation between the Height of the Firn Line and the Dimensions of a Glacier

  • G. S. Callendar
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    30 January 2017, pp. 459-461
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  • The Antarctic Pack Ice

  • H. F. P. Herdman
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    30 January 2017, pp. 156-173
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  • Observations on the distribution and movement of the pack ice around Antarctica. These are based mainly on the work of the “Discovery” Committee’s ships between 1925 and 1939, but also include observations from the pelagic whaling fleet for the years 5930–36. The seasonal advance and retreat of the pack ice are considered in detail and information is given of conditions at the ice edge throughout the year. The movement, or drift, of the pack ice is thought to be closely connected with the surface waters around the Antarctic Continent and a brief account of these currents is included. Some outstanding problems are mentioned in connexion with future research and attention is drawn to the need for air reconnaissance.

Reviews

Correspondence

  • Bismuth and Ice

  • P. L. Mercanton
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    30 January 2017, pp. 393-394
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Comments on the Discussion on Antarctic Research

  • I. Snow Cover and Sea Ice

  • Alan Reece
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    30 January 2017, pp. 226-227
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Correspondence

  • Sand and Pillars

  • Olav Liestöl
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    30 January 2017, p. 457
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  • Glacier Retreat in Jan Mayen

  • J. N. Jennings
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    30 January 2017, pp. 167-181
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  • “The Journal of Glaciology”

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    30 January 2017, p. 4
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  • The Society and the Journal

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    30 January 2017, p. 45
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Meeting Report

  • The Larsen Shelf Ice

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    30 January 2017, pp. 512-515
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Other

  • Minutes of a General Meeting

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    30 January 2017, pp. 92-93
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