The consequences of accelerating climatic warming on Arctic landscape evolution are far‐
reaching. In Svalbard, glaciers are rapidly retreating after the Little Ice Age, which leads to …

OWCZAREK Z., STACHOWSKA-KAMIŃSKA Z., KOSTRZEWA O., SZCZYPIŃSKA M., 2024.
Progress in Arctic coastal geomorphological research in times of rapid climate warming …

Svalbard has experienced a dramatic increase in air temperature and glacier retreat since
the end of the Little Ice Age. In many cases, this retreat has resulted in glaciers transitioning …

The paper describes the transformation of the coastal landscape near former Davislaguna
Lake, SE Spitsbergen. It is a comparative study which outlines the changing state of the area …

The termini of Icelandic glaciers are highly dynamic environments. Pronounced changes in
frontal ablation in recent years have consequently changed ice dynamics. In this study, we …

Many Arctic marine‐terminating glaciers have undergone rapid retreats in recent decades.
Seasonal and year‐to‐year variations in terminus position act on all tidewater glaciers, but …

The retreats of the planet's tropical glaciers are natural indicators of the variation of
precipitation, temperature, and other variables. The glaciers of the Alto Santa sub-basin are …

This study focuses on the Hornsund region in Svalbard, where the temperature has risen by
1.14° C per decade, six times faster than the global average. The accelerating temperature …

Remarkable developments in the fields of earth observation (EO) satellites and remote
sensing (RS) technology over the past four decades have substantially contributed to …

Temperature rise together with resultant ice cover retreat in Svalbard, changes in hydrology
and geomorphology of fjords and coastal waters is presented as forming force for the marine …