Abstract
AbstractThe earthquake of 27 March 1964 in Alaska created a great number of rock avalanches which discharged onto the glaciers from the surrounding mountains. The ice falls became much more broken up than normal but the remainder of the surface of the glaciers was largely unchanged except for more open crevasses than before the earthquake.
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