2007
DOI: 10.3189/172756407782871297
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Long-term change of mass balance and the role of radiation

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“…Several studies hence have pointed out that more physical methods should be favored over classical temperature index melt calculations in climate change impact studies (e.g., Farinotti et al, 2011;Huss et al, 2009;Radić et al, 2013;Viviroli et al, 2011). Some studies have for example applied enhanced temperature index methods that also take solar radiation into account for melt calculation (e.g., Addor et al, 2014;Bosshard et al, 2013;Fatichi et al, 2015;Finger et al, 2012), addressing the fact that glacier melt rates are especially sensitive to variations in solar radiation (e.g., Huss et al, 2009;Ohmura et al, 2007). Only very few studies (e.g., Kobierska et al, 2013;Weber et al, 2010) however have applied full energy balance melt models for climate change impact assessment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies hence have pointed out that more physical methods should be favored over classical temperature index melt calculations in climate change impact studies (e.g., Farinotti et al, 2011;Huss et al, 2009;Radić et al, 2013;Viviroli et al, 2011). Some studies have for example applied enhanced temperature index methods that also take solar radiation into account for melt calculation (e.g., Addor et al, 2014;Bosshard et al, 2013;Fatichi et al, 2015;Finger et al, 2012), addressing the fact that glacier melt rates are especially sensitive to variations in solar radiation (e.g., Huss et al, 2009;Ohmura et al, 2007). Only very few studies (e.g., Kobierska et al, 2013;Weber et al, 2010) however have applied full energy balance melt models for climate change impact assessment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies hence have pointed out that more physical methods should be favored over classical temperature index melt calculations in climate change impact studies (e. g., Farinotti et al, 2011;Huss et al, 2009;Radić et al, 2013;Viviroli et al, 2011). Some studies have for example applied enhanced temperature index methods that also take solar radiation into account for melt calculation (e. g., Addor et al, 2014;Bosshard et al, 2013;Fatichi et al, 2015;Finger et al, 2012), addressing the fact that glacier melt rates are especially sensitive to variations in solar radiation 5 (e. g., Huss et al, 2009;Ohmura et al, 2007). Only very few studies (e. g., Kobierska et al, 2013;Weber et al, 2010) however have applied full energy balance melt models for climate change impact assessment.…”
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“…Ces flux additionnels d'eau douce vers l'océan diminuent la salinité, donc la densité des masses d'eau superficielles, ce qui pourrait altérer la circulation océa-nique, notamment dans les régions arctiques. Plus localement, les glaciers jouent également un rôle régulateur du régime des rivières en stockant l'eau à l'état solide durant la saison humide et en la restituant sous forme liquide durant la saison sèche (Francou et Vincent, 2007 Enfin, l'état de santé des glaciers de montagne, présents à toutes les latitudes et à diverses altitudes, constitue un excellent indicateur des fluctuations climatiques (Oerlemans, 2005 ;Ohmura et al, 2007). Ils sont révé-lateurs des évolutions des températures et des précipitations dans des régions où les mesures météorologiques sont rares et peu homogènes.…”
Section: Témoins Des Changements Climatiques Et Acteurs Des Bilans Hyunclassified