Alaska Fisheries Science Center Quarterly Report : October, November, December, 1990

Murphy, Mike; Thedinga, John F.

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Alaska Fisheries Science Center Quarterly Report : October, November, December, 1990

Published Date:

1991

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AFSC Quarterly Report : April, May, June ; 1991

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Alternative Title:

ABL Scientists Study Glacier's Threat to Yakutat Fisheries

Personal Author:

Murphy, Mike ; Thedinga, John F. ;

Corporate Authors:

United States. National Marine Fisheries Service ; Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.) ; Auke Bay Laboratory (Juneau, Alaska) ;

Description:

When the "galloping" Hubbard Glacier dammed Russell Fiord near Yakutat, Alaska, (Figs. 1 and 2) in May 1986, national attention focused on the spectacular event. By the time the ice dam burst and the fiord drained in October, the trapped water had risen 25 m above sea level and covered 224 km(2). The 1-day outburst from Russell Fiord was one of the greatest water discharges to occur in North American historic times.

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Technical Report

Place as Subject:

Yakutat (Alaska)

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National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)

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