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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/environment/events/measuring-ice-thickness-canadas
 -largest-mountain-glaciers
LOCATION:EV2 - Environment 2 200 University Avenue West 2002 Waterloo ON N2
 L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Measuring the ice thickness of Canada's largest mountain glaciers
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DESCRIPTION:The availability of fresh water from Canada’s glaciers and\ni
 ncreasing hazards due to glacial lake flooding are key factors for\nadapti
 ng to warming climate in Canada’s glaciated regions. However\,\nthe nece
 ssary ice thickness information required to determine these\nfactors is un
 known for most Canadian glaciers. To address the absence\nof Canadian glac
 ier ice thickness measurements\, a multi-year\nhelicopter-borne radar prog
 ram has been undertaken to measure the ice\nthickness of Canada’s larges
 t mountain glaciers\, located in Kluane\nNational Park\, Yukon.
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