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Cumulative specific net mass balance of European glaciers

Data Visualization Created 22 Mar 2016 Published 20 Dec 2016 Last modified 03 Jan 2018

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Topics: Climate change adaptation

The figure shows the cumulative specific net mass balance of selected European glaciers, i.e. the change in glacier mass since the first year of their assessment. The start of the time series varies between glaciers.

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Fluctuation of Glaciers Database (FoG) provided by World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS)

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07 Apr 2014 - Cumulative net mass balance of European glaciers

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19 Nov 2012 - Cumulative specific net mass balance of European glaciers

Geographic coverage

Austria Cima Careser (Lombardy, Italy) Col de Sarennes (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France) Engabreen (Nordland, Norway) France Glacier de Saint-Sorlin (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France) Gries Glacier (Gries Glacier, 3988 Obergoms, Switzerland) Grosser Vernagtferner (Austria) Hintereisferner (Hintereisferner, 6458, Austria) Hofsjökull (Northwest, Iceland) Iceland Nigardsbreen (Sogn og Fjordane, Norway) Norway Pico de la Maladeta (Aragon, Spain) Spain Storbreen (Oppland, Norway) Storglaciären (Norrbotten, Sweden) Svalbard and Jan Mayen Sweden Switzerland Ålfotbreen (Ålfotbreen, Norway)