A quantitative method for deriving salinity of subglacial water using ground-based transient electromagnetics

Liquid water can exist at temperatures well below freezing beneath glaciers and ice sheets, where subglacial water systems, fresh and saline, have been shown to host unique microbial ecosystems. Geophysical techniques sensitive to fluid-content contrasts, e.g. electromagnetics, can characterize subg...

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Published in:	Journal of glaciology Vol. 68; no. 268; pp. 319 - 336
Main Authors:	Killingbeck, Siobhan F., Dow, Christine F., Unsworth, Martyn J.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press 01.04.2022
Subjects:	Algorithms Bayesian analysis Cold Depth Electrical resistivity Electromagnetic radiation Feasibility studies Freezing Geophysical methods Glaciation Glaciers Groundwater Hydrology Ice Ice sheets Ice thickness Lakes Mathematical models Microorganisms Probability theory Radar Radar data Saline water Salinity Salinity effects Sediments Seismic data Seismological data subglacial lake Subglacial lakes Subglacial water transient electromagnetics Water Antarctica subglacial water transient electromagnetics subglacial lake Salinity
ISSN:	0022-1430, 1727-5652
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