Ice Cores from the Elbrus Western Plateau as a Source of Information about Atmospheric History of the European Region from no proxies enabled Watch Video
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⏲ Duration: 20 min 58 sec ✓ Published: 17-Feb-2017
Description: Dr. Stanislav Kutuzov, Head of Glaciology Department Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of SciencesnnA 182m ice core was recovered from a borehole drilled into bedrock on the western plateau of Mt. Elbrus (43°20’53.9’’ N, 42°25’36.0’’ E; 5115 m a.s.l.) in the Caucasus, Russia, in 2009.This is the first ice core in the region that represents a paleoclimate record that is practically undisturbed by seasonal melting. Relatively high snow accumulation rates at the drilling site
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