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Changing temperature regimes inside a field of debris with year-round ice blocks are the base of this study in northern New Hampshire, USA. This unique ecosystem shows strong temperature anomalies in comparison to the surrounding area and ice, especially year-round ice, is not common below 700 m a.s.l. Yearly mean air temperatures can be strongly connected to the yearly ice level variations. Besides the analysis of the complete dataset of five years and a comparison of the impact of different seasons onto the ice considering precipitation, air temperature and special weather phenomena, the question about the use of talus & gorge ice caves as a climate indicator for a region has priority
The objectives of this study were to examine changing snowmaking conditions in the New Hampshire Whi...
Ice Caves synthesizes the latest research on ice caves from around the world, bringing to light impo...
Ice-out dates have become signifi-cantly earlier in New England since the 1800’s. Ice-out dates chan...
Changing temperature regimes inside a field of debris with year-round ice blocks are the base of thi...
The focus of this article is both a region and a type of cave not typically associated with ice cave...
Cave air temperature was measured at six locations in Lehman Caves (USA) for one year at hourly inte...
Air temperatures internal and external to a talus cave (‘ice mine’) in central Pennsylvania were mea...
Subsurface ice fillings were first described in the Jura Mountains at the end of the sixteenth centu...
The interplay of temperature (air and substrata), humidity and air movement in caves, on a backgroun...
Many Appalachian caves act as cold-air traps, widely open systems chilled by high-density cold air d...
Natural and anthropogenic ice caves are spread out on the North American continent, especially in th...
Ice climbing is important to the culture and economies of mountain communities worldwide. However, w...
Investigations into the thermal regime of a cave in the Peak District of Derbyshire show a strong se...
Cold-air damming (CAD) events occur on the leeward side of mountain ranges and can produce freezing ...
High altitude karstic environments often preserve permanent ice deposits within caves, representing ...
The objectives of this study were to examine changing snowmaking conditions in the New Hampshire Whi...
Ice Caves synthesizes the latest research on ice caves from around the world, bringing to light impo...
Ice-out dates have become signifi-cantly earlier in New England since the 1800’s. Ice-out dates chan...
Changing temperature regimes inside a field of debris with year-round ice blocks are the base of thi...
The focus of this article is both a region and a type of cave not typically associated with ice cave...
Cave air temperature was measured at six locations in Lehman Caves (USA) for one year at hourly inte...
Air temperatures internal and external to a talus cave (‘ice mine’) in central Pennsylvania were mea...
Subsurface ice fillings were first described in the Jura Mountains at the end of the sixteenth centu...
The interplay of temperature (air and substrata), humidity and air movement in caves, on a backgroun...
Many Appalachian caves act as cold-air traps, widely open systems chilled by high-density cold air d...
Natural and anthropogenic ice caves are spread out on the North American continent, especially in th...
Ice climbing is important to the culture and economies of mountain communities worldwide. However, w...
Investigations into the thermal regime of a cave in the Peak District of Derbyshire show a strong se...
Cold-air damming (CAD) events occur on the leeward side of mountain ranges and can produce freezing ...
High altitude karstic environments often preserve permanent ice deposits within caves, representing ...
The objectives of this study were to examine changing snowmaking conditions in the New Hampshire Whi...
Ice Caves synthesizes the latest research on ice caves from around the world, bringing to light impo...
Ice-out dates have become signifi-cantly earlier in New England since the 1800’s. Ice-out dates chan...
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