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Number of items: 6.
2026
HEPBURN, Adam J., BUZZARD, Sammie, SOLE, Andrew J., LIVINGSTONE, Stephen J., NG, Felix, MORLIGHEM, Mathieu, BAGSHAW, Elizabeth A., CLASON, Caroline, CRAW, Lisa, DOW, Christine F., DOYLE, Samuel, HAWKINS, Jonathan, PEACEY, Matthew and STORRAR, Robert
(2026).
Simulating jökulhlaups from an ice-marginal lake within a 2D model of subglacial drainage and basal sliding.
The Cryosphere, 20 (10), 5675-5696.
[Article]
PATTERSON, Violet, GREGOIRE, Lauren, IVANOVIC, Ruza, GANDY, Niall, CORNFORD, Stephen, OWEN, Jonathan, SHERRIFF-TADANO, Sam and SMITH, Robin
(2026).
The Eurasian and North American ice sheets at the Last and Penultimate glacial maxima: coupled atmosphere–ice sheet model sensitivity and calibration.
The Cryosphere, 20 (4), 2589-2628.
[Article]
2022
STOKER, Benjamin, MARGOLD, Martin, GOSSE, John, HODY, Alan, MONTEATH, Alistair, YOUNG, Joseph, GANDY, Niall, GREGOIRE, Lauren, NORRIS, Sophie and FOSESE, Duane
(2022).
The collapse of the Cordilleran-Laurentide ice saddle and early opening of the Mackenzie Valley, Northwest Territories, Canada, constrained by 10Be exposure dating.
The Cryosphere, 16, 4865-4886.
[Article]
2020
LIVINGSTONE, Stephen J, LEWINGTON, Emma LM, CLARK, Chris D, STORRAR, Robert, SOLE, Andrew J, MCMARTIN, Isabelle, DEWALD, Nico and NG, Felix
(2020).
A quasi-annual record of time-transgressive esker formation: implications for ice-sheet reconstruction and subglacial hydrology.
The Cryosphere, 14 (6), 1989-2004.
[Article]
LIVINGSTONE, Stephen J, LEWINGTON, Emma LM, CLARK, Chris D, STORRAR, Robert D, SOLE, Andrew J, MCMARTIN, Isabelle, DEWALD, Nico and NG, Felix
(2020).
A quasi-annual record of time-transgressive esker formation: implications
for ice sheet reconstruction and subglacial hydrology.
The Cryosphere, 14 (6).
[Article]
2019
LIVINGSTONE, Stephen J, SOLE, Andrew J, STORRAR, Robert D, HARRISON, Devin, ROSS, Neil and BOWLING, Jade
(2019).
Brief communication: Subglacial lake drainage beneath Isunguata Sermia, West Greenland: geomorphic and ice dynamic effects.
The Cryosphere, 13 (10), 2789-2796.
[Article]


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