The 2001 IPCC report described large uncertainties
in ice sheet stability; the 2007 report may describe fewer.
The 2001 IPCC report described large uncertainties
in ice sheet stability; the 2007 report may describe fewer.
Not exact matches
In fact, learning about the lakes and rivers could shed light (albeit from a very dark place) on weighty matters ranging from
ice -
sheet stability — how much do the lakes enhance the flow of
ice toward the sea?
It appears global warming is replicating conditions that,
in the past, triggered significant shifts
in the
stability of the Antarctic
ice sheet.
Ice shelves are important, because they play a role in the stability of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and the ice sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circulati
Ice shelves are important, because they play a role
in the
stability of the Antarctic
Ice Sheet and the ice sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circulati
Ice Sheet and the ice sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circula
Sheet and the
ice sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circulati
ice sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circula
sheet's mass balance, and are important for ocean stratification and bottom water formation; this helps drive the world's thermohaline circulation.
Geologic shoreline evidence has been interpreted as indicating a rapid sea level rise of a few meters late
in the Eemian to a peak about 9 meters above present, suggesting the possibility that a critical
stability threshold was crossed that caused polar
ice sheet collapse [84]--[85], although there remains debate within the research community about this specific history and interpretation.
Thus the entire 3 — 4 meters of global sea level contained
in that
ice sheet may be vulnerable to rapid disintegration, although arguments for
stability of even this marine
ice sheet have been made [94].
The «details» are important and interesting, and may
in fact be of key importance to society (rather than just of academic interest... for example the
stability of the Greenland
ice sheet), but they are called details for a reason.
states,
in part, «Thus,
in the foreseeable future, sea - level rise should not threaten the
ice sheet's stability [for Whillans Ice Stream out to the Ross ice shelf].&raq
ice sheet's
stability [for Whillans
Ice Stream out to the Ross ice shelf].&raq
Ice Stream out to the Ross
ice shelf].&raq
ice shelf].»
In the case of the East Antarctica Ice - Sheet (EAIS), the situation has been less clear: thinning of ice shelves and acceleration of glaciers have been described in some areas but it has to date given an impression of relative stabilit
In the case of the East Antarctica
Ice - Sheet (EAIS), the situation has been less clear: thinning of ice shelves and acceleration of glaciers have been described in some areas but it has to date given an impression of relative stabili
Ice -
Sheet (EAIS), the situation has been less clear: thinning of
ice shelves and acceleration of glaciers have been described in some areas but it has to date given an impression of relative stabili
ice shelves and acceleration of glaciers have been described
in some areas but it has to date given an impression of relative stabilit
in some areas but it has to date given an impression of relative
stability.
In addition we have coupled the ice model Sicopolis to our Earth System model CLIMBER - 2 to study the stability of the Greenland ice sheet in past and future climate change
In addition we have coupled the
ice model Sicopolis to our Earth System model CLIMBER - 2 to study the
stability of the Greenland
ice sheet in past and future climate change
in past and future climate changes.
That is to say, decisions over the next two or three decades affecting this larger context may influence the climate of 2100 and beyond
in ways that are at least as significant as the implications of even the major current scientific uncertainties, like climate sensitivity and long - term
ice -
sheet stability.
Scientific Discipline Cryosphere Speaker Eric Rignot (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory) Abstract Modern views of
ice sheets provided by satellites, airborne surveys,
in situ data and paleoclimate records while transformative of glaciology have not fundamentally changed concerns about
ice sheet stability and collapse that emerged
in the 1970's.
Despite the
stability of those
ice sheets in the Holocene, there is evidence that sea level was much more variable during the Eemian, when we estimate the peak global temperature was only +1.0 °C warmer than
in the first decade of the twenty - first century.
Filed under headings such as» It's not that bad», the app answers questions on topics ranging from the
stability of
ice sheets to errors
in the IPCC's fourth assessment report.
«There's been a lot of speculation about the
stability of marine
ice sheets, and many scientists suspected that this kind of behavior is under way,» Ian Joughin, a glaciologist at the University of Washington
in Seattle, said
in a news release about one of the studies published Monday.
My work also concerns past, present, and future
stability of the West Antarctic
Ice Sheet, as well as palaeoclimate - archaeologic links
in the high Andes.