Published: Jan 1, 2012 by The PISM Authors
| Title | Fine-grid simulation of Antarctic ice stream dynamics at the Last Glacial Maximum |
| Authors | Nick Golledge |
| Venue | INQUA 2011 and SCAR International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences, 2011 |
| Location | Antarctic ice sheet (LGM) |
The Antarctic Research Centre is using PISM to study Antarctic ice sheet behaviours during key periods of the past, particularly the LGM and the mid-Pliocene.
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