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Glaciology

an empirical glacier sliding law in which sliding speed depends on basal shear stress and effective pressure.

In glaciology, Budd sliding law refers to an empirical glacier sliding law in which sliding speed depends on basal shear stress and effective pressure. This meaning comes from Budd (1979) in Journal of Glaciology.[1]

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References

Budd, W. F., Keage, P. L., & Blundy, N. A. (1979). Empirical Studies of Ice Sliding. Journal of Glaciology, 23(89), 157-170. https://doi.org/10.3189/s0022143000029804

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