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Toward improved comparability of glacier mass-balance estimates: Challenges and recommendations
Abstract Observing glacier mass changes is essential for understanding and projecting the impacts of climate change on sea-level rise, water resources and natural hazards, as well as providing data for developing, calibrating and validating glacier evolution models. The principal methods used to mea
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