Roy M. Koerner is an academic researcher from Geological Survey of Canada. The author has contributed to research in topics: Ice core & Arctic ice pack. The author has an hindex of 33, …

Dr. Roy M. ("Fritz") Koerner. Renowned glaciologist and recipient of two Polar Medals for his work in both Antarctica and the Arctic, Roy Koerner, died on 27 th May 2008. He described himself …

Mar 9, 2007 · Glaciologist Dr. Roy Koerner, with the Geological Survey of Canada, agreed, comparing it to sticking a fork into a glass of water: the fork appears to bend where it enters …

Roy M. Koerner, Geological Survey of Canada Presently three groups work on Canadian Arctic Glaciers: Trent University, Geography Dept: continuing the mass balance work on White and …

Canadian High Arctic ice caps, both dynamic and stagnant, respond only very slowly to changes in climate. Ice cores contain records of environmental change during the past 100 thousand …

May 30, 1997 · In fact, researchers with the Canadian Geological Survey say the most significant warming trend here ended about 10,000 years ago ­ at the end of the last ice age. “This part of …

Roy Koerner has been with the Geological Survey of Canada for the past thirty years and is one of the world's experts on how glacial ice keeps a record of climatic changes over time. He was …

We have studied the distribution of natural and artificial radio-isotopes (from atmospheric nuclear tests and the Chernobyl accident) in ice cores retrieved from high-Arctic glaciers, in particular …

Four ice cores from the top of the Agassiz Ice Cap and down a flow line have been variously analysed for 8 ( 18 O), ECM (solid conductivity) and ice-melt layer stratigraphy. Stratigraphic …

Koerner, R.M., Fisher, D.A. and Paterson, W.S.B. 1987: Wisconsin and pre-Wisconsin ice thicknesses on Ellesmere Island, Canada: inferences from ice cores. Canadian Journal of …