Precipitation over Antarctica is an important climatic variable whose study has been limited
by the frequent inability to discriminate between actual snow precipitation and drifting snow …

Recent in situ measurements of surface mass balance and improved calculation techniques
are used to produce an updated assessment of net surface mass balance over Antarctica. A …

Observations of precipitation events at Faraday and Rothera Stations are analyzed to
investigate the spatial and temporal variability of precipitation along the western coastal …

The spatial and temporal variability of net precipitation (precipitation minus evaporation/
sublimation) for Antarctica derived from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather …

An isopleth map showing the spatial distribution of net mass accumulation at the surface on
the Antarctic ice sheet, excluding Graham Land, the Larsen Ice Shelf and eastern Palmer …

ABSTRACT A coupled aerosol/climate model, elaborated on the basis of a general
circulation model of the atmosphere, is used to study the features of desert dust and sea‐salt …

This paper presents the distribution of average δD andδ18O values for the top 1 m of surface
snow for a large area of Antarctica. The samples were collected on the 1990 International …

A high-resolution GCM is found to simulate precipitation and surface energy balance of high
latitudes with high accuracy. This opens new possibilities to investigate the future mass …

A compilation of the 37‐year history of net accumulation at the South Pole [Mosley‐
Thompson et al., 1995] suggests an increase in net annual accumulation since 1965. This …

Former longitudinal profiles of Hatherton Glacier, an outlet through the Transantarctic
Mountains, constrain nearby polar plateau elevations and ice-shelf grounding in the …