The last decade has seen a global surge in the number and resolution of well-dated
geomorphological reconstructions of mountain glacier fluctuations and former ice sheet …

Icelandic glaciers are sensitive to climate variability on short-term timescales owing to their
North Atlantic maritime setting, and have been undergoing ice-marginal retreat since the mid …

Iceland is one of the few places on Earth where a divergent plate boundary can be observed
on land. Direct observations of crustal deformation for the whole country are available for the …

With reference to 18 tephra isochrones, we present six reconstructions of landscapes in
South Iceland at precise times through the last 1200 years and develop three related models …

At the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) glaciers extended out towards the shelf break around
Iceland and ice thickness over most of Iceland was 2000 m. Rapidly rising global sea level …

ABSTRACT A 1: 6250 map of the foreland of Fláajökull's north lobe as it appeared in 1989,
together with a 1: 350 scale map of a sample area of recently exposed glacial landforms …

Lichenometry—a method developed by geologists for dating Holocene moraines and other
landforms—has many potential applications in archaeology. Maximum-diameter …

Glacier recession and landform development in a debris‐charged glacial landsystem
characterized by an overdeepening is quantified using digital photogrammetry, digital …

I celand's glaciers are particularly sensitive to climate change, and their margins respond to
trends in air temperature. Most Icelandic glaciers have been in retreat since c. 1990, and …

This paper reviews evidence from previous growth‐rate studies on lichens of the yellow‐
green species of Subgenus Rhizocarpon—the family most commonly used in lichenometric …