The seasonal and the annual variations of accumulation of snow and its regional distribution were measured by means of snow stakes distributed along the various traverse routes in Mizuho Plateau, East Antarctica, in 1968-1974. The deposition of snow occurs mainly in the winter season from February to September; on the contrary, the erosion of snow occurs in the summer season from November to January. Maximum values of accumulation rate were found at both the equinoxes. As for the coastal region between 1000m and 1700m a. s. l., the maximum annual accumulation during seven years from 1968 to 1974 was observed in 1970,which is about 2.5 times larger than the minimum which was observed in 1969. The firn line and the dry snow line are located i...
This paper describes annual precipitation estimated by blowing snow observations made on a strong ka...
Predictions concerning Antarctica's contribution to sea level change have been hampered by poor know...
As a result of intensive field activities carried out by several nations over the past 15 years, a s...
Mizuho Plateau is classified into an ablation zone and three different accumulation zones from the r...
In the East Queen Maud Project from 1981 to 1987,accumulation rate on the ice sheet surface was obse...
International audienceRecent snow accumulation rate is a key quantity for ice-core and mass-balance ...
The surface mass balance (SMB) at Dome Fuji, East Antarctica, was estimated using 36 bamboo stakes (...
The snow accumulation at Syowa and Mizuho Stations was recorded from the observations during the POL...
Long-term variation of precipitation and surface temperature in the vicinity of Mizuho Station were ...
The scatter of annual snow accumulation in 1981 at a given place was studied within ten meters in ho...
Surface mass balance (SMB) of Antarctica is poorly known and is largely driven by snowfall. Especial...
As a result of intensive field activities carried out by several nations over the past 15 years, a s...
This paper describes observational results of surface mass balance (SMB) at Dome Fuji (77°19'01″S, 3...
This paper is concerned with the stratigraphic investigations conducted by means of pits and snow co...
The lead 210 method for dating was applied to firn samples collected from a 5-m pit at Mizuho Statio...
This paper describes annual precipitation estimated by blowing snow observations made on a strong ka...
Predictions concerning Antarctica's contribution to sea level change have been hampered by poor know...
As a result of intensive field activities carried out by several nations over the past 15 years, a s...
Mizuho Plateau is classified into an ablation zone and three different accumulation zones from the r...
In the East Queen Maud Project from 1981 to 1987,accumulation rate on the ice sheet surface was obse...
International audienceRecent snow accumulation rate is a key quantity for ice-core and mass-balance ...
The surface mass balance (SMB) at Dome Fuji, East Antarctica, was estimated using 36 bamboo stakes (...
The snow accumulation at Syowa and Mizuho Stations was recorded from the observations during the POL...
Long-term variation of precipitation and surface temperature in the vicinity of Mizuho Station were ...
The scatter of annual snow accumulation in 1981 at a given place was studied within ten meters in ho...
Surface mass balance (SMB) of Antarctica is poorly known and is largely driven by snowfall. Especial...
As a result of intensive field activities carried out by several nations over the past 15 years, a s...
This paper describes observational results of surface mass balance (SMB) at Dome Fuji (77°19'01″S, 3...
This paper is concerned with the stratigraphic investigations conducted by means of pits and snow co...
The lead 210 method for dating was applied to firn samples collected from a 5-m pit at Mizuho Statio...
This paper describes annual precipitation estimated by blowing snow observations made on a strong ka...
Predictions concerning Antarctica's contribution to sea level change have been hampered by poor know...
As a result of intensive field activities carried out by several nations over the past 15 years, a s...