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Studies of Firn on Mt. Hakusan in Summer. I

Mitsuo Daguchi

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A field research work was carried out to investigate physical properties of mountain snow forming firn, located near the top of valley of Mt. Hakusan, Ishikawa Prefecture, in this summer.The firn size was about 60 × 90 (m2) and 56 (m) in depth at the center.Summarizing results of observations, the density of the firn was about 0. 600. 65 (g· cm-3), water content was about 10 (%) and hardness was 7×1032×105 (g· cm-2).

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A field research work was carried out to investigate physical properties of mountain snow forming firn, located near the top of valley of Mt. Hakusan, Ishikawa Prefecture, in this summer.The firn size was about 60 × 90 (m2) and 56 (m) in depth at the center.Summarizing results of observations, the density of the firn was about 0. 600. 65 (g· cm-3), water content was about 10 (%) and hardness was 7×1032×105 (g· cm-2).

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A field research work was carried out to investigate physical properties of mountain snow forming firn, located near the top of valley of Mt. Hakusan, Ishikawa Prefecture, in this summer.The firn size was about 60 × 90 (m2) and 56 (m) in depth at the center.Summarizing results of observations, the density of the firn was about 0. 600. 65 (g· cm-3), water content was about 10 (%) and hardness was 7×1032×105 (g· cm-2).

Key concepts: Firn, Snow, Physical geography, Geology, Atmospheric sciences, Geomorphology, Geography

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