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Title: Tracking Melt-Freeze Crust Evolution in Val d’Aran (Catalan Pyrenees)
Date: 2013-10-07
Authors: Jon Apodaka, Montserrat Bacardit, Iván Moner, Jordi Gavaldá
Description: In the Pyrenees, melt-freeze and wind crusts are a very common element in the snow cover. Such layers have an important role in both dry and wet slab ...
Object ID: ISSW13_paper_P4-03.pdf
Keywords: melt-freeze crust, tracking, evolution, nivology, val d’aran, pyrenees
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Title: Tracking Melt-Freeze Crust Evolution
Date: 2012
Authors: Ryan Buhler, Sascha Bellaire, Bruce Jamieson
Description: Melt-freeze crusts are one of the most critical layers for slab avalanche formation. These layers usually undergo complex metamorphism and associated ...
Object ID: issw-2012-084-091.pdf
Keywords: melt-freeze crust, snowpack evolution, persistent weak layer, columbia mountains, thermal imaging, crust index
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Title: Near Infrared Photography to Quantify Temporal Changes in Melt-Freeze Crusts
Date: 2010
Authors: Michael Smith, Bruce Jamieson
Description: Objective quantification of snowpack stratigraphy is a difficult task, especially when multiple observers may be tracking changes over time. Propertie...
Object ID: ISSW_P-013.pdf
Keywords: specific surface area, crust evolution, near-infrared photography, snowpack stratigraphy
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Title: Tracking Changes in Buried Melt Freeze Crusts
Date: 2009
Authors: Michael Smith, Bruce Jamieson
Description: Melt freeze crusts are a frequent occurrence in the mid-latitudes, often forming in the snowcover due to rain or wet snow in the fall and insolation i...
Object ID: issw-2009-0107-0111.pdf
Keywords: specific surface area, crust evolution, near-infrared photography, snowpack stratigraphy
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Title: Faceted Melt Forms, a Deadly and Unpredictable Weak Layer
Date: 2009
Authors: Bill Glude
Description: Faceted melt forms are a particularly persistent and difficult-to-predict weak layer we have commonly found in Alaska and in the Japanese Alps. This ...
Object ID: issw-2009-0092-0096.pdf
Keywords: avalanche, case histories, persistent weak layer, facets, faceted melt forms
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Title: Unsteady Heat Flow From a Buried Melt-Freeze Crust
Date: 1982
Authors: Richard Armstrong
Description: When a melt-freeze crust which remains at or near O°C is buried by a colder snow layer a condition of unsteady heat flow develops. How long would t...
Object ID: issw-1982-010.pdf
Keywords: diffusivity, melt-freeze crust, metamorphism
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