Past Glaciological and Hydrological Studies

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Jan 1998

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The First International Conference on Mars Polar Science and Exploration, Proceedings of the Conference held at Camp Allen, TX.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Ice, Thickness, Mars (Planet), Mars Surface, Polar Regions, Polar Caps, Glaciers, Obliqueness

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There are not many papers about the north cap as an ice sheet, and they often come about through people productively straying outside their fields. central thickness was in the 3-6 km range and that the bed temperatures were high enough to allow plastic deformation and flow. study of astronomical climate forcing looked at the surface of the north cap as a terrestrial glaciologist might. How the north cap survives high obliquity is a central problem as are the basic questions: (1) How thick is it? (2) What is the accumulation/loss rate? (3) What is the density profile? and (4) Does it flow?

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