Digital terrain models as a tool for glacier studies

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Digital terrain models (DTM) are a very important tool for all sorts of glacier studies and serve as a basis for many applications. These new technologies have been applied in an investigation of the Vaughan Lewis Icefall, Juneau Icefield, Alaska. A DTM has been produced by means of photogrammetric measurements, and a glacier-flow velocity of up to 5.70 m d-1 in the steepest part has been derived. The possibilities for the interpretation of the glacier topography have been significantly improved by using digital image-processing algorithms for the visualization of the DTM. -from Authors

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Rentsch, H., Welsch, W., Heipke, C., & Miller, M. M. (1990). Digital terrain models as a tool for glacier studies. Journal of Glaciology, 36(124), 273–278. https://doi.org/10.3189/002214390793701345

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