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Ice cave climate monitoring at Sunset Crater National Monument, Arizona

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By Timothy Titus, Kaj Williams, Glen Cushing, Amber Gullikson
| Eyes on Earth
Links More information: Publisher Index Page (via DOI) Download citation as: RIS | Dublin Core Publication type Conference Paper Publication Subtype Conference Paper Title Ice cave climate monitoring at Sunset Crater National Monument, Arizona DOI 10.3133/ofr20241067 Year Published 2024 Language English Publisher location Nashville, Tennessee Contributing office(s) Astrogeology Science Center Description 12 p.
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Cave climate 100 meters below the surface in the pseudokarst of the Kilauea Southwest Rift Zone, Hawaii

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By Timothy Titus, Glen Cushing, Chris H. Okubo, Kaj Williams
| Eyes on Earth
Kīlauea volcano hosts numerous pit craters that are inferred to have formed in competent bedrock (lava flows with minor tephra and other sediments), including Wood Valley Pit Crater. The Wood Valley Pit Crater is a 50-meter-deep, nearly circular pit that includes access to a cave entrance, which provides an opportunity to monitor cave climate throughout a cave that is ordinarily inaccessible.
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The effects of snow and salt on ice table stability in University Valley, Antarctica

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By Kaj Williams, Christopher P. McKay, Jennifer L. Heldmann, Michael T. Mellon
| usgs.gov
The Antarctic Dry Valleys represent a unique environment where it is possible to study dry permafrost overlaying an ice-rich permafrost. In this paper, two opposing mechanisms for ice table stability in University Valley are addressed: i) diffusive recharge via thin seasonal snow deposits and ii) desiccation via salt deposits in the upper soil column.
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