Abstract

Two separate geophysical projects were carried out in 1988 as part of glacier-hydrological investigations of the margin of the Inland Ice. We made a reconnaissance electromagnetic resonance survey over the ice margin adjacent to Sermilik and Isortuarssup tasia, south-east of Nuuk/Godthåb and measured ice thickness along some lines in the area of Qamanârssûp serrnia, Kangiata nunâta sermia and Kangaussarssup sermia a short distance to the north, as well as a few profiles over a local ice cap just east of Isortuarssup tasia. In the Pâkitsoq area, north east of Ilulissat/Jakobshavn, we finished the mono-pulse ice radar work started last year (Thorning & Hansen, 1988a).

Highlights

  • 1\vo separate geophysical projects were carried out in 1988 as part of glacier-hydrological investigations of the margin of the Inland Ice

  • The survey area will be a potential reserve basin if a hydropower plant is built at Buksefjorden to supply power to Nuuk and it is necessary to collect information on subglacial relief of this part of the Inland lee

  • The operation was based on Nuuk Airport

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Summary

Leif Thorning and Egon Hansen

1\vo separate geophysical projects were carried out in 1988 as part of glacier-hydrological investigations of the margin of the Inland Ice. In the Påkitsoq area, north east of IlulissatlJakobshavn, we finished the mono-pulse ice radar work started last year (Thorning & Hansen, 1988a)

EMR surveys in the Isortuarssup tasia area
Isortuarssup tasia
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