著者
Yoshinori IIZUKA(飯塚芳徳) Sumito MATOBA(的場澄人) Masahiro MINOWA(箕輪昌紘) Tetsuhide YAMASAKI(山崎哲秀) Kaoru KAWAKAMI(川上薫) Ayako KAKUGO(角五綾子) Morihiro MIYAHARA(宮原盛厚) Akihiro HASHIMOTO(橋本明弘) Masashi NIWANO(庭野匡思) Tomonori TANIKAWA(谷川朋範) Koji FUJITA(藤田耕史) Teruo AOKI(青木輝夫)
出版者
THE JAPANESE SOCIETY OF SNOW AND ICE
雑誌
Bulletin of Glaciological Research (ISSN:13453807)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.39, pp.1-12, 2021 (Released:2021-10-13)
参考文献数
18
被引用文献数
2

In order to construct reliable deposited-aerosol database on the Anthropocene (from 1850 to 2020), we obtained a 250-meter-long ice core from the Southeastern Greenland Dome on May and June 2021, where is one of the highest accumulation domes in Greenland. The age of the ice core at a depth of 250 m was roughly estimated to be AD 1827 based on the timescale from a previously analyzed shallower ice core. The age of the sampled ice core satisfied the prerequisite conditions for constructing aerosol deposition database for Anthropocene. In addition, surface elevation, borehole temperatures, and internal stratigraphy of the ice sheet were performed, and meteorological and snow-pit observations were also conducted. Furthermore, we sampled aerosol and snow from the ice sheet for chemical and physical analyses.
著者
MATOBA Sumito(的場澄人) MOTOYAMA Hideaki(本山秀明) FUJITA Koji(藤田耕史) YAMASAKI Tetsuhide(山崎哲秀) MINOWA Masahiro(箕輪昌紘) ONUMA Yukihiko(大沼友貴彦) KOMURO Yuki(小室悠紀) AOKI Teruo(青木輝夫) YAMAGUCHI Satoru(山口悟) SUGIYAMA Shin(杉山慎) ENOMOTO Hiroyuki(榎本浩之)
出版者
公益社団法人 日本雪氷学会
雑誌
Bulletin of Glaciological Research (ISSN:13453807)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.33, pp.7-14, 2015 (Released:2015-12-08)
参考文献数
20
被引用文献数
10

During spring 2014, we drilled an ice core on the northwestern Greenland Ice Sheet, recovering a core of total length 225m. We also conducted stratigraphic observations, measurements of the density of the ice core, near-infrared photography of the ice core, preparation of liquid samples for chemical analysis, and measurements of borehole temperature. The pore close-off depth was 60m, and the temperature in the borehole was −25.6°C at a depth of 10m. In addition, we conducted snow-pit observations, ice-velocity and surface-elevation measurements using the global positioning system (GPS), meteorological observations, and installation of an automated weather station (AWS).