Seismic observations on the Salmon Glacier have shown that the glacier bed has a general V-shape with a depth-to-width ratio of about 1:2. These studies also indicate that the north terminus of the glacier effectively dams Summit Lake. Several reflections were recorded from surfaces transverse to the glacier length that curve from near tangency with the bottom surface of the glacier to a vertical attitude at the upper surface. These reflections are restricted to the part of the glacier near the source area.
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