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Glacies, Volume 2, Issue 1

March 2025 - 4 articles

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Glacial Thrusts: Implications for the Crustal Deformation of the Icy Satellites

Costanza Rossi,
Riccardo Pozzobon,
Mateo Martini,
Eliseo Flores,
Alice Lucchetti,
Maurizio Pajola,
Luca Penasa,
Giovanni Munaretto,
Filippo Tusberti and
Joel Beccarelli

Glacies2025, 2(1), 4;https://doi.org/10.3390/glacies2010004

10 March 2025

The icy satellites of the outer Solar System show surfaces strongly deformed by tectonic activity, which mostly shows wide strike-slip zones. The structural pattern recognized on such regions can be ascribed to the deformation observed on terrestrial...

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Computation of the Digital Elevation Model and Ice Dynamics of Talos Dome and the Frontier Mountain Region (North Victoria Land/Antarctica) by Synthetic-Aperture Radar (SAR) Interferometry

Paolo Sterzai,
Nicola Creati and
Antonio Zanutta

Glacies2025, 2(1), 3;https://doi.org/10.3390/glacies2010003

12 February 2025

In Antarctica, SAR interferometry has largely been used in coastal glacial areas, while in rare cases this method has been used on the Antarctic plateau. In this paper, the authors present a digital elevation and ice flow map based on SAR interferome...

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River Ice Effects on Sediment Transport and Channel Morphology—Progress and Research Needs

Hung Tao Shen

Glacies2025, 2(1), 2;https://doi.org/10.3390/glacies2010002

22 January 2025

Sediment transport in alluvial channels has a long history of intensive research. River ice could affect sediment transport and channel morphology through the impact of various dynamic and thermal ice processes. However, studies on sediment transport...

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