The use of salt injection and conductivity monitoring to infer near-margin hydrological conditions on Vestari-Hagafellsjökull, Iceland

Author： Eyre Natalie S. Payne Antony J. Baldwin Duncan J. Björnsson Helgi

Publisher： International Glaciological Society

ISSN： 1727-5644

Source： Annals of Glaciology, Vol.40, Iss.1, 2005-01, pp. : 83-88

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