MODELLING CHANGES IN MULTI-DECADAL STREAMFLOW CONTRIBUTIONS – BOLOGNA GLACIER, SELWYN MOUNTAINS, NWT, CANADA

• Main Author: Anderson, Emily R 1989-
• Other Authors: Pomeroy, John W, Demuth, Michael N, de Boer, Dirk H, Lindenschmidt, Karl-Erich
• Format: Thesis
• Language: unknown
• Published: University of Saskatchewan 2017
• Subjects: glacier hydrology; cold regions modelling; CRHM; remote sensing; Northwest Territories; climate change; glacier wastage; glacier mass balance; water budget; reanalysis; Canada; New Glacier; Ragged Range; Selwyn; South Nahanni River; Virginia Falls; glacier*
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10388/7919

Climate warming can result in glacier contraction and changes in the coverage of snow, firn, and glacier ice that impact the energy balance and affect the timing and magnitude of streamflow generation. The impact of glacier-climate co-variability on streamflow in Canada’s northern continental region...