Questions on the interpretation of ice radar data from the Bonar Glacier, New Zealand

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Title: Questions on the interpretation of ice radar data from the Bonar Glacier, New Zealand
Author/Creator: McCallum, A B | Rogerson, Matthew
Description: Preliminary radio glaciological investigation of the Bonar Glacier, New Zealand occurred in May 2014. Data recorded from bespoke ice radar equipment is difficult to interpret and it is unknown whether the originally envisaged data, depth to bedrock, is recoverable from the discrete information available. This letter presents a brief overview of the work and provides details on preliminary analysis to this time. Advice is sought from the broader glaciological community on ways via which useful data may be extracted from the discrete data presented herein.
Relation: pp.1-6
Year: 2015
Subject: FoR 0406 (Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience) | Bonar Glacier | New Zealand | dataset analysis | radar sounding | preliminary glaciological assessment | surface ice movement | ice thickness | depth to bedrock

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