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Current glacier area in the pyrenees: An updated assessment 2016
ArticleAbstract: Glacier area studies in the Pyrenees reported over 2000 ha in 1850, 806.5 ha in the 1980s and 310.33Palabras claves:Glacier Area, global change, PyreneesAutores:Enrique Serrano, Izagirre E., López-Moreno J.I., Rico I.Fuentes:scopusApplying GPR and laser scanner techniques to monitor the Ossoue glacier (Pyrenees)
Conference ObjectAbstract: The Ossoue glacier in the Vignemale massif (3,298 m) is currently the longest and second largest ofPalabras claves:Autores:Del Río M., Enrique Serrano, Rico I., Tejado J.J.Fuentes:scopusFrozen ground and periglacial processes relationship in temperate high mountains: a case study at Monte Perdido-Tucarroya area (The Pyrenees, Spain)
ArticleAbstract: Seasonally frozen ground, mountain permafrost and cryogenic geomorphological processes are importantPalabras claves:geomorphology, Mountain permafrost, periglacial, Pyrenees, Seasonally frozen groundAutores:Alonso-González E., Enrique Serrano, Gómez-Lende M., López-Moreno J.I., Martín-Moreno R., Pisabarro A., Rico I.Fuentes:scopusGPR prospection in the ossoue glacier (Pyrenees)
Conference ObjectAbstract: The Ossoue glacier in the Vignemale massif (3298 m) is currently the longest and second largest of tPalabras claves:glacier monitoring, Glaciology, ground-penetrating radar, PyreneesAutores:Del Río M., Enrique Serrano, Rico I., Tejado J.J.Fuentes:scopusGeomatics techniques applied to glaciers, rock glaciers, and ice patches in Spain (1991-2012)
ArticleAbstract: At present there is a wide variety of geomatic techniques available to determine the dynamics of glaPalabras claves:cartography, Climate Change, Geomatics, Rock glaciersAutores:Atkinson A.D.J., Berenguer-Sempere F., De Matías J., Enrique Serrano, Gómez-Ortiz A., González-García M., Rico I., Sanjosé J.J.Fuentes:scopusGlacial chronology, environmental changes and implications for human occupation during the upper Pleistocene in the eastern Cantabrian Mountains
ArticleAbstract: Interest in the evolution of Pleistocene glaciers, environmental change and human occupation in soutPalabras claves:Cantabrian mountains, Glaciations, Human occupation, Late quaternary, MIS3Autores:Enrique Serrano, Gómez-Lende M., González-Amuchastegui M.J., González-García M., Pellitero-Ondicol R., Rico I., Trueba J.J.G.Fuentes:scopusGround-based remote-sensing techniques for diagnosis of the current state and recent evolution of the Monte Perdido Glacier, Spanish Pyrenees
ArticleAbstract: This work combines very detailed measurements from terrestrial laser scanner (TLS), ground-based intPalabras claves:glacier monitoring, ground-penetrating radar, remote sensingAutores:Alonso-González E., Bartolomé M., Buisán S., Del Río L.M., Dematteis N., Enrique Serrano, Lapazaran J., López-Moreno J.I., Luzi G., Monserrat O., Moreno A., Otero J., Revuelto J., Rico I., Serreta A.Fuentes:scopusFirst evidence of rock wall permafrost in the Pyrenees (Vignemale peak, 3,298 m a.s.l., 42°46′16″N/0°08′33″W)
ArticleAbstract: Permafrost is a relevant component of the Pyrenean high mountains, triggering a wide range of geomorPalabras claves:climate warming, Pyrenees, rock surface temperature, rock wall permafrost, temperature modeling, Vignemale peakAutores:Alonso-González E., Enrique Serrano, Gómez-Lende M., Hughes-Allen L., López-Moreno J.I., Magnin F., Revuelto J., Rico I.Fuentes:scopusMapping the potential distribution of frozen ground in Tucarroya (Monte Perdido Massif, the Pyrenees)
ArticleAbstract: This paper shows the creation of a map of frozen ground potential for the Tucarroya valley in OrdesaPalabras claves:Frozen ground, Mapping, Permafrost, PyreneesAutores:Enrique Serrano, Gómez-Lende M., López-Moreno J.I., Martín-Moreno R., Pisabarro A., Rico I.Fuentes:scopusToward an Ice-Free Mountain Range: Demise of Pyrenean Glaciers During 2011–2020
ArticleAbstract: Pyrenean glaciers are the largest in southern Europe. Their survival is threatened by climate changePalabras claves:Lidar, Pyrenees, remote sensing, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), very small glaciersAutores:Alonso-González E., Berthier E., Enrique Serrano, Gascoin S., Izagirre E., López-Moreno J.I., Moreno A., René P., Revuelto J., Rico I., Rojas-Hebkp_redia F., Serreta A., Vidaller I.Fuentes:scopus