Übersetzung für "Glacial melt" in Deutsch

When ice and snow melt, glacial lakes in this area fill up and can overflow beneath the glacier.

What will happen to power supplies if the glacial melt pattern changes?

Though the development assistance has concluded, these international water managers now are mitigating the impact of increasing water flow from glacial melt, while intensifying regional agriculture demand by co-designing water-use forecasts and planting drought-tolerant crops.

He focused on glacial sediments, melt-water rivers and floods, and the effects of subglacial volcanism.

By 10,500 years ago these lakes were increasingly cut off from glacial melt from the Sierra Nevada, starving them of water and concentrating salts and minerals.

About 20,000 years ago, a strong warming within 1,000 to 1,500 years made the glacial net melt off.

This enabled the quantitative determination of numerous effects of climate change – such as glacial melt in Greenland and Antarctica, ground water decline in India and California – and has made an indispensable contribution to modelling the rise in sea level.

In this case, the clues suggest the rapid rise in sea level, produced during the glacial melt which began at the end of the last Ice Age, some 18,000 year ago ago.

The movie examines the human development impact of the glacial ice melt on communities in Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India and Nepal.

A number of factors dictate the flow rate, and therefore how much the glacial melt contributes to the global sea level rise.

Thanks to the glacial melt water takes on a new speed dimension here – and is therefore ideally suited to rafting and for wild water trips.

This impact is felt in a number of ways, including through climate-related increases in droughts and flooding, seasonal changes in rainfall, the growing scarcity of local water resources (e.g. as a result of glacial melt) and deterioration in water quality (e.g. the salinisation of freshwater as a consequence of rising sea levels).

"Reconstruction of the glacial melt history finds major northward melt-water discharge 13,100-12,500 years ago, at the beginning of the Younger Dryas.

Just in time for the tenth anniversary of the twin satellites GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) a sharp image has surface, which also renders the spatial distribution of the glacial melt more precisely.

In some areas such as the Central Andes in Chile and Argentina or the Cordillera Real in Bolivia, experts are even of the opinion that the maximum amount of water available from glacial melt has already been exceeded.

The results shall be used to estimate quantifiable effects on the ecosystem which are driven by an accelerated glacial melt water runoff.

After their trip through "Iceberg Alley," it is normally the end of the road for the glacial fragments: they melt in the sun of the short Canadian summer and disappear into the ocean forever.

Due to glacial melting, water supply is becoming an increasingly severe problem.

Would you like to know how freshly-melted glacial ice feels?

In the coming years the rate of glacial melting will probably accelerate.

But when glacial ice melts and flows into the ocean, the salt content decreases.

The progress of glacial melting can be documented by comparing satellite images acquired in different years.

The research topics covered include glacial melting, microbial populations in frozen lakes and aerosol concentrations in the Arctic.

I’m surprised that nature itself, global warming, and glacial melting are not considered terrorists and part of the “axis of evil”.

An important question is whether there is enough water available for the expansion of hydropower in the face of global warming which causes glacial melting and changes in precipitation.

In time for the tenth anniversary of the twin satellites GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment), the data provided by these satellites was processed to produce a high-resolution image rendering also a precise spatial distribution of the glacial melting.