• About Glaciers
• Study Area
• Input Data
• Data Processing
• Results
• Further Reading
• Key Points and FAQ
• Acknowledgements

• Requirements
• Aim and Objectives
• Teaching Material
• Assessment
• Extending/Adapting

In addition to the list of references provided in the reading section, faculty may find the following resources useful for teaching purposes:

• Glacier Power: a resource created for a younger audience that is also useful for beginners in glaciology. You can order the free CD or view the resource online
• ArcGIS tutorials from ESRI Canada: Tutorials on how to process data and create maps using ESRI's Arc GIS 9.x software package.
• Software for glacier digitization for the GLIMS project: Recommended for advanced users.

You may also find the following powerpoint presentation and handout, contributed by Dr. Bruce F. Molnia of US Geological Surveys, useful for introducing glaciers (particularly Alaska glaciers) in the context of climate change and sea level rise.

• Download presentation (Powerpoint .ppt format: 17.7 MB)
• Download handout (Powerpoint handout; 3 slides/page; pdf format: 1.2 MB)