Xeitl Sit’ (LeConte Glacier) Alaska Glacier Ice-Ocean Research
Recent published papers and presentations at Ocean Sciences 2026
Nash et al 2026 Ocean Sciences Poster
Nash presents a synthesis of our recent results in the context of the glacier ice-melt parameterization
Wheeler et al 2026 Ocean Sciences Talk:
8:50 Thursday Hall 3‚ Blue Horizon:HE41A-03: Characterizing along-ice velocity regimes across scales to understand melt at tidewater glaciers.
Weiss* et al 2026 Ocean Sciences Talk
9:10 Thursday Hall 3‚ Blue Horizon: HE41A-05: Ice-mounted Boundary Layer Observations Reveal Highly Energetic and Unsteady Dynamics Control Melt Rate at a Marine-terminating Glacier.
Research Published Papers
2026
2025
Papers in Press or Preparation
we will add preprint links as they are submitted
Cohen*, Wengrove, Nash, et al “Characterizing submarine ice roughness at icebergs from a temperate tidewater glacier.” in press in Journal of Glaciology.
Weiss*, Nash, Wengrove et al. “Melt rate and the turbulent boundary layer at a marine-terminating glacier”. in prep for Geophysical Research Letters
Pettit, Nash, Wengrove, Zhao et al “Sculpted by melt: deep grooves in glacier ice reveal melt-morphology feedback” in prep for Geophysical Research Letters.
Nash, Pettit, Jackson, Shaya et al. The resonating ocean as a natural amplifier for glacier melt, calving and retreat. in prep for Geophysical Research Letters
Nash Pettit, Wengrove, et al Sediment and diffusive sublayers: can a rain of particles dramatically alter patterns of glacier ice melt? - In prep for Geophysical Research Letters.
Troyer*, Pettit, et al. “The importance of surface ablation for sediment delivery as a control on the tidewater glacier cycle in a changing climate”. Journal of Glaciology.
*identifies papers led by students
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