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Svenja Holst (Bielefeld University); Anna Ott (Syke and University of Lapland); Anna Varfolomeeva (University of Oulu); Marlene Payva (University of Lapland).
Thursday 16 November 2023, 13:45-15:45
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Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Humanities and Social Sciences ECR Workshop
Sustainability and the Arctic - interdisciplinary ECR workshop in Tampere
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
The long-term legacy of delayed climate mitigation on global glacier change
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Some new developments in the glacier flow modeling package Icepack
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Subglacial landscapes in Greenland: Obscure(d) insights into past climates, environments, and ice sheets
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Air, Ice, and Water: Combining Models and Observations to Understand Antarctic Ice Sheet-Climate Interactions
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
The contribution of melt ponds to enhanced Arctic sea-ice melt during the Last Interglacial
British Antarctic Survey - Ice Dynamics and Paleoclimate Seminar Series
Mapping Slush and Ponded Meltwater across Antarctic Ice Shelves using Supervised Classification
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