Abstract
AbstractMeasurements made on a temperate glacier within 200 m of its wedge-shaped terminus cannot be interpreted as simple laminar flow. Instead they are fully explained by a model based on the nonlinear (n ≈ 3) Glen flow law that superposes longitudinal strain rate and simple shearing.
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