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Deep glacial troughs and stabilizing ridges unveiled beneath the margins of the Antarctic ice sheet

Nature Geoscience · 2019 · Vol. 13(2) · pp. 132–137
Mathieu MorlighemEric RignotTobias BinderDonald D. BlankenshipReinhard DrewsGraeme EaglesOlaf EisenFausto FerraccioliR. ForsbergPeter T. FretwellVikram GoelJamin S. GreenbaumG. Hilmar GudmundssonJingxue GuoVeit HelmCoen HofstedeIan M. HowatAngelika HumbertWilfried JokatNanna B. KarlssonWon Sang LeeKenichi MatsuokaRomain MillanJ. MouginotJohn PadenFrank PattynJason L. RobertsSebastian RosierAntonia RuppelHélène SeroussiEmma C. SmithDaniel SteinhageBо SunM. R. van den BroekeT. D. van OmmenJan Melchior van WessemD. A. Young
Cryospheric studies and observationsWinter Sports Injuries and PerformanceLandslides and related hazardsGeologyIce sheetGlacial periodAntarctic ice sheetPaleontologyOceanographyEarth scienceCryosphereSea ice

Funding

  • National Science Foundation
  • National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • European Space Agency
  • Sight Research UK
  • Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
  • Korea Polar Research Institute
  • Natural Environment Research Council
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