Subglacial quarrying, thought to be dependent on basal sliding speed, effective pressure, and other factors contributing to normal load concentrations from ice on bedrock, is a significant contributor
The glacier of Tete Rousse, French Alpes is sadly famous for its death toll due to an outburst flood that occurred in 1892. Since 2010, geophysicists and glaciologists are monitoring the glacier as a
Dataset to support the article: "The seasonal evolution of subglacial drainage pathways beneath a soft-bedded glacier" to be published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment 2022 6 data sets