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    Response of Glacier Melt and Discharge to Future Climate Change, Susitna Basin, Alaska

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    Aubry-Wake, Caroline
    Hock, Regine
    Braun, Juliana
    Zhang, Jing
    Wolken, Gabriel
    Liljedahl, Anna
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    Abstract
    A large dam for hydropower with a 67 km long reservoir is proposed in the Susitna basin, leading to multiple studies of the basin. This study focuses on the response of climate change of the Susitna basin glaciers and the effects on basin discharge.
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    2014-04-29
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