Sentences with word «snowline»

We hope you enjoy your visit to our website and we look forward to seeing you soon at Snowline Holiday Park in the Snowy Mountains.

I proposed that we examine alpine glacier snowline data from today and the LGM from Tierra Del Fuego to the Brooks Range.

Clare, G.R., B.B. Fizharris, T.J.H. Chinn, and M.J. Salinger, 2002: Interannual variation in end - of - summer snowlines of the Southern Alps of New Zealand, and relationships with Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation and sea surface temperature patterns.

[Response: You're absolutely right to point out that the mountain snowline data was a critical part of unraveling the tropical LGM puzzle.

Further the glacier data suggests we did not at least for a portion of the LGM, since there is no way to note how long the glaciers were at the depressed snowline location.

What happened is that CLIMAP was wrong, and extrapolating snowline data to the surface was right.

Snowline Holiday Park at Jindabyne in the heart of the Snowy Mountains, only minutes to Perisher and Thredbo ski resorts.

Multi-temporal satellite products and topographic maps were used for glacier terminus, surface and snowline altitude (SLA) analysis from 1958 to 2011.

After our apple picking and cider tastings, we were off to another of my favorite places in Oak Glen, Snowline Orchard and Winery.

If you follow me in Instagram, you know every time I go to Oak Glen, I * always * stop at Snowline for donuts.

Powdery snowlines the sloping grounds during winter and resorts offer visitors lodging accommodations that range between cozy to chic.

I feel like Snowline Circuit is a shoe - in for the next Mario Kart game, but I guess we don't have to wait for an official release!

For example, the uniform lowering of tropical snowline by about 900 meters during the Last Glacial Maximum is generally attributed to cooling [Porter 2001], and indeed provided the first indication that something was wrong with plankton - based estimates of tropical cooling during the glacial period.

Amount of advance or retreat of the glacier snout is as much about snow accumulation above the permanent snowline as temperature.

In this way, higher CO2 levels lead to snowline rising in altitude and latitude, and so is how CO2 levels are linked to ice ages.

At low latitudes, the warmer climate tended to push the snowline higher, and the mountains grew taller, they found (Nature, DOI: 10.1038 / nature08263).

«Erosion processes are more effective above the snowline where glacial erosion dominates,» says Vivi Pedersen of Aarhus University.

Peaks are rarely more than 1500 metres above the snowline, meaning that low - latitude ranges like the Himalayas (pictured) have a head start over high - latitude ranges because their snowline is much higher.

They compared this with the average altitude of the snowline and the latitude of each range.

Slight temperature increases push the snowline to ever - higher altitudes, saturating fields of ice with water.

As with almost all field trips, unexpected troubles arose, such as the sandstorm that engulfed Death Valley on the first day, which sent the group to a campground at the snowline of Mount Whitney, the highest point in the contiguous 48 states.

This scenario naturally produces a planetary system just like our own: small, rocky planets with thin atmospheres close to the star, a Jupiter - like gas giant just beyond the snowline, and the other giants getting progressively smaller at greater distances because they move more slowly through their orbits and take longer to hoover up material.

The traditional theory holds that inside the snowline core accretion is too slow to produce something so large.

The ice beyond this «snowline» supplements the dust, allowing protoplanets to consolidate more quickly.

Essentially, Lindzen assumed that both CLIMAP and snowlines were right about temperature, and that demanded a mechanism which increased lapse rate in cold climates (decreasing it in warm climates).

[3] Radial variation of chemical species in the disc midplane composition, and specifically the locations of snowlines, are crucial for understanding the chemistry of nascent planets.The snowlines mark the boundary beyond which a particular volatile chemical species is frozen out onto dust grains.

The «snowline» is thought to partition the solar system into dry objects inside the asteroid belt, and icy objects such as comets further out.

The result: more winter precipitation falling as rain instead of snow, two - tenths of an inch to more than half an inch a day, pushing the snowline in the mountains up from 3,000 feet to higher than 4,000 feet.

The plate - tectonic uplift of Tibet past the snowline has led to an approximately 2.4 million km ² ice surface with a 70 percent greater albedo than the bare land surface.

No matter what your reasons for visiting, Snowline is trully central to all the attractions of the area.

The snowline is still quite low on the mountain promising a delayed upper Timber - side bike trail opening this year but

You'll rise at a bleary - eyed 1 am to attempt the summit the next day, taking only around half an hour to reach the snowline, and a further five hours to reach the peak which offers spectacular views all around.

Dharamkot is popular with trekkers as this is the base for the trek to Triund and further ahead to snowline.

Peppers Rundells Alpine Lodge is located above the snowline at 1565m altitude in the heart of the Victorian Alps surrounded by the Alpine National Park and centrally positioned just 10 minutes from both Mount Hotham Airport and Mount Hotham Ski Resort.

The snowline is creeping further up the mountain.

The thinning between the grounding line and the calving front is mainly via melting as the snowline is at 900 m.