Englacial caves observed by speleologists. The speleological investigation of moulins, intraglacial conduits and subglacial tunnels allows to collect informations which help better to understand the behavior of the glacier in movement. To find these field data it is necessary at first to conceive how appear and evolve intra-and subglacial cavities. They consist of four types : 1) those opened by meltwater ; 2) properly so called crevasses ; 3) cavities of volcanic origin ; 4) cavities in the lee of bedrock bumps. Directly observable data by the cavers must be always propped up with the time. They concern : 1) the location of cavities and their zone of drainage ; 2) the morphology of accessible entrances ; 3) the state and the stress of the...
The Tenchet cave (669 m, -120 m) is situated at 2770 m near the Wildhorn glacier. Numerous speleothe...
Surface features reflect not only the importance of cave collapse, but also the action of present an...
Cave and Karst Science 2002, Vol. 29, n°1. In: Karstologia : revue de karstologie et de spéléologie ...
Englacial caves observed by speleologists. The speleological investigation of moulins, intraglacial...
Summary. — With the discover of a large cave (length = 13 km) under the Columbia Icefield in Alberta...
Signification of mountain karst infillings. This paper is intended to cavers in order to help them i...
Drainage conditions of the water in the different levels of the glaciers are important, because of i...
Study of an ice cave working during one climatic cycle : Site of Autrans Ice Cave (Vercors). Prelimi...
Between Rhône valley and the border of northern Alps , karstic mountains are described. The influenc...
This underground ice work, comes in the framework of the high-resolution environmental records in un...
The Sandy Glacier Cave Project is a National Speleological Society (NSS) sponsored study on the uniq...
Karst researches in U.S.S.R Karst researches in U.S.S.R. have obtained a further development during ...
Recordings of the slope movements by speleothems (Le Tignet, Alpes-Maritimes, France). The study o...
International audienceThe Mas d’Azil cave is a geological phenomenon which is imposing both by its s...
The cave Sous-les-Sangles develops in compact limestones of Kimmeridgian ages in the Hôpitaux cluse ...
The Tenchet cave (669 m, -120 m) is situated at 2770 m near the Wildhorn glacier. Numerous speleothe...
Surface features reflect not only the importance of cave collapse, but also the action of present an...
Cave and Karst Science 2002, Vol. 29, n°1. In: Karstologia : revue de karstologie et de spéléologie ...
Englacial caves observed by speleologists. The speleological investigation of moulins, intraglacial...
Summary. — With the discover of a large cave (length = 13 km) under the Columbia Icefield in Alberta...
Signification of mountain karst infillings. This paper is intended to cavers in order to help them i...
Drainage conditions of the water in the different levels of the glaciers are important, because of i...
Study of an ice cave working during one climatic cycle : Site of Autrans Ice Cave (Vercors). Prelimi...
Between Rhône valley and the border of northern Alps , karstic mountains are described. The influenc...
This underground ice work, comes in the framework of the high-resolution environmental records in un...
The Sandy Glacier Cave Project is a National Speleological Society (NSS) sponsored study on the uniq...
Karst researches in U.S.S.R Karst researches in U.S.S.R. have obtained a further development during ...
Recordings of the slope movements by speleothems (Le Tignet, Alpes-Maritimes, France). The study o...
International audienceThe Mas d’Azil cave is a geological phenomenon which is imposing both by its s...
The cave Sous-les-Sangles develops in compact limestones of Kimmeridgian ages in the Hôpitaux cluse ...
The Tenchet cave (669 m, -120 m) is situated at 2770 m near the Wildhorn glacier. Numerous speleothe...
Surface features reflect not only the importance of cave collapse, but also the action of present an...
Cave and Karst Science 2002, Vol. 29, n°1. In: Karstologia : revue de karstologie et de spéléologie ...