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10 years of mass-balance measurements along a transect near Kangerlussuaq, central West Greenland

In this letter, we present surface mass-balance measurements 
carried out by members of the Institute for Marine 
and Atmospheric Research of Utrecht University (IMAU) 
along the Kangerlussuaq (Sondre Stromfjord, in Danish) 
transect (K-transect), located on the western part of the 
Greenland ice sheet along 67° N. At present, these measurements 
comprise 10 years (1990-2000), which makes them 
longer than any other published time series of mass-balance 
measurements in Greenland.