Glacial Changes and Landscape Evolution

Satellite view of a melting glacier with ice, snow, and exposed rock, near the coastline with dark water.

HydroGeoSphere modelling to support mine operations and closure planning.

3D weather or climate map of North America showing elevation or temperature variations with a color scale, overlaid on a globe projection, with a timestamp of 2000.

Exploring Long-Term Water Cycle Evolution with HydroGeoSphere

HydroGeoSphere, linked to geological evolutionary models such as a glaciation/deglaciation model, geomorphological model, and so on, can be used to analyze the long-term evolution of water cycle in up to a continental scale.

A scientific illustration of the North Pole region showing a color-coded map of elevation and temperature, with topographical and cross-sectional views.

Impact of Glacial Activity on North American Landscape and Water Systems

An example shows that glacial activity in the North American Continent in the last 120 kyears has significantly influenced and is still influencing the topography and the water cycle at certain regions of the North America. It also illustrates that the evolution of permafrost is extremely important for subsurface water systems.

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