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study of Bering Glacier System, Alaska

by The Cryosphere, M. J. Beedle, M. Dyurgerov, W. Tangborn, S. J. S. Khalsa, C. Helm, B. Raup, R. Armstrong, R. G. Barry
Published 2008

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Surge dynamics on Bering Glacier, Alaska, in 2008–2011

by M. Braun, C. F. Larsen, R. R. Forster, E. W. Burgess
Published in The Cryosphere (2012)
“...A surge cycle of the Bering Glacier system, Alaska, is examined using observations of surface...”

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Mass balance, runoff and surges of Bering Glacier, Alaska

by W. Tangborn
Published in The Cryosphere (2013)
“...The historical net, ablation and accumulation daily balances, as well as runoff of Bering Glacier...”

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The Cryosphere Surge dynamics on Bering Glacier, Alaska, in 2008–2011

by E. W. Burgess, R. R. Forster, C. F. Larsen, M. Braun
Published 2012
“...Abstract. A surge cycle of the Bering Glacier system, Alaska, is examined using observations...”

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Connecting Winter Balance and Runoff to Surges of the Bering Glacier, Alaska

by Wendell Tangborn
Published 2002
“...Each of the four surges on Bering Glacier in the period 1950 to 2000 occurred after a running total...”

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Correspondence Volume loss from Bering Glacier, Alaska, 1972–2003:

“... and Bering Glaciers). Among them, the Bering Glacier system (BGS) is often regarded as the largest glacier...”

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Improving estimation of glacier volume change: a GLIMS case study of Bering Glacier System, Alaska

by M. J. Beedle, M. Dyurgerov, W. Tangborn, S. J. S. Khalsa, C. Helm, B. Raup, R. Armstrong, R. G. Barry
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“... of accurate glacier outlines and the effectiveness of GLIMS standards we conducted a case study on Bering...”

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The 2005 Mt. Steller, Alaska, Rock-Ice Avalanche: A Large Slope Failure in Cold Permafrost

by Christian Huggel, Stephan Gruber, Rick L. Wessels, Bruce F. Molnia
“... volume that occurred in 2005 from the south face of Mt. Steller (Bering Glacier region, Alaska), which...”

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Response of glaciers in northwestern North America to future climate change: an atmosphere/glacier

“... of Hubbard and Bering Glaciers, south-central Alaska, USA, are simulated for October 1994–September 2004...”

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Response of glaciers in northwestern North America to future climate change: an atmosphere/glacier

“... of Hubbard and Bering Glaciers, south-central Alaska, USA, are simulated for October 1994–September 2004...”

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The length of the world's glaciers – a new approach for the global calculation of center lines

by H. Machguth, M. Huss
Published in The Cryosphere (2014)
“...% of all glaciers are longer than 10 km, with Bering Glacier (Alaska/Canada) being the longest glacier...”

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