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Photogrammetric methods using sequential aerial photography can provide the geomorphologist with comparative measurements of rapidly changing glacial landforms. Examples are given of eskers, kame and kettle areas, an ice‐dammed lake and coastal features in south‐east Iceland.
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Welch et al. (1968) studied this question.
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