The impulse radar was found to be useful in surveying the internal structures of wet snow patches in mountain regions. Radar profiles revealed that the thickness of the perennial ice was 30 m, possibly the thickest in Japan. An unconformity widely extended nearly parallel to the surface at the depth of 2 to 9 m and divided the ice into two parts.
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