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Kaser et al. (2006; © American Geophysical Union) provide consensus
estimates of global-average small-glacier mass balance for 1961-2004.
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Cogley (2004; © American Geophysical Union) describes an error
model for temporally and spatially extended quantities such as ice-sheet
accumulation.
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Hember et al. (2003) describe recent surveys of the lower tongue of White
Glacier and compare results with the glacier's 1960 configuration.
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Cogley (2003c) explains briefly how to correct geodetic surveys of glacier
elevation for their differing position in the seasonal cycle.
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Cogley (2003b) provides the text of a poster paper from a workshop on
glacier recession held at NSIDC, Boulder, March 2003.
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Cogley (2003a) describes the content and format of
GGHYDRO, a global hydrographic dataset.
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Cogley and Jung-Rothenhäusler (2002) present an analysis of uncertainties in
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digital elevation models of White Glacier and of the Thompson
Glacier region which are described elsewhere on this site.
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Cogley (1999b) is a bibliography of glaciological research on Axel Heiberg
Island, intended to update the complete bibliography provided earlier by
Ommanney (1987). For an update of the update, click Recent
Publications.
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Cogley (1999a) presents an algorithm for rectifying (that is, transforming to
map coordinates) high-oblique aerial photographs taken with the Trimetrogon
cameras which were widely used until the 1950s. Rectification of high
obliques (which contain the horizon) appears to have become a lost art since
the advent of high-altitude vertical aerial photographs. Being unable to use
these Trimetrogon photographs quantitatively is a hindrance to the historical
reconstruction of glacier change, which is unfortunate because the
photographs, taken in the 1940s and 1950s, represent the dawn of recorded
history for nearly all of the glaciers (and indeed, of the terrain) in the
Canadian High Arctic.
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Adams (1997) provides a bibliography of Trent research on ice and snow.
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Cogley (1989) explains the derivation of GGHYDRO fields RNOF, RNER and RICE.
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AXMBAL: mass-balance records for White Glacier and Baby Glacier.
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Digital elevation model of White Glacier.
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Digital elevation model of the Thompson Glacier region.
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GGGMBAL: worldwide annual mass-balance records for small glaciers.
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GGHYDRO: a global hydrographic dataset.
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Accumulation dataset for Greenland.
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