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VARIATIONS OF LEWIS GLACIER, MOUNT KENYA, 1982-86 With 3 figures, 1 table and 2 supplements (I-II)
Stefan Hastenrath and Robert A. Caukwell
1. Introduction
The Lewis Glacier on Mount Kenya is now the most thoroughly studied ice body in all of the tropics, with historical documentation of the variations in ice extent dating back to the late 19th century. A con tinuing long-term field program initiated in the
1970's has included surveys of the ice surface and subglacial bedrock topography, investigations into
the ice flow dynamics and crevasse pattern, monitor
ing of the ice mass budget, climatic ice core studies, and the numerical modelling of the secular climate
and terminus variations (Hastenrath 1984, p. 243
284).
An important component of this ongoing field program is the airborne mapping of the glacier at scale 1:2,500, repeated at intervals of about 4 years.
The objective of these mappings is the documentation of changes in ice surface topography, and hence
thickness pattern, volume, and area, as well as of
alterations in the crevasse distribution. Publication of
these maps at the original scale is to ensure ready access and application to future glacier research. To
this end, a sequel of articles in this journal reported on the airborne mappings of Lewis Glacier in February
1974, February 1978, and March 1982 (Caukwell and Hastenrath 1977, 1982; Hastenrath and Caukwell 1979).
This paper continues the sequence to present the results of the mappings in January 1985 and March
1986. The motivation for two mappings in the mid 1980's, only one year apart, is as follows. At the
beginning of 1985 it appeared doubtful that a mapp ing could be accomplished in 1986. Moreover, the 1985 datum conforms with the five-year interval stated in the international efforts at monitoring long term glacier fluctuations (Permanent Service on the Fluctuations of Glaciers, IUGG-FAGS/ICSU 1977, 1985). The opportunity for another mapping in
March 1986 was, however, seized, so as to maintain
our previously established pattern of timing, and in order to resolve the distribution of crevasses, which had been obliterated by fresh snowfall in January 1985. A further mapping desired for February 1990 would thus conform to the timings of both our earlier
four-year spacing and the five-year intervals of the aforementioned international program "Fluctuations of Glaciers".
2. The mappings
The 1974 and 1978 surveys were flown by the Kenya Air Force at flight levels of 18,000 and 18,400
feet, respectively. The survey flight by the Air Survey and Development GmbH (ASD) on 10 March 1982 was at 22,000 feet. The plotting for all three maps was
accomplished on the Thompson-Watts Model II First Order Plotter of the University of Nairobi.
To the extent possible, the practice established in
the earlier mappings was also followed in 1985 and
1986. As before, the control points established by the
IGY Mount Kenya Expedition (Charnley 1959) on
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Table 1: IGY control points in the vicinity of Lewis Glacier
+ Y +X h
LI* 1,508.0 3,373.9 4,823.1 L2 1,450.4 3,210.6 4,797.2 L3 1,791.8 2,884.0 4,792.7 Littlejohn* 1,306.1 2,577.7 4,628.4
Lenana 1,847.9 3,622.1 4,985.0
Melhuish 1,630.6 2,742.2 4,876.5 S3 1,206.3 2,745.5 4,600.6 Thomson 2,031.0 3,159.7 4.955.1 Top Hut* 1,361.4 3,177.5 4,809.4
Marks not identified and not used in the survey are indicated by asterisk. South-North ( + Y), West-East ( + X) coordinates, and elevation (h) in m
rock outcrops outside the glacier were used. The
coordinates of the IGY control points are listed in Table 1. In preparation for the air photography, the points were premarked in the terrain with white paint.
On 31 January 1985 Geosurveys Ltd., Nairobi, flew a survey at approximately 22,000 feet, with two
frames providing fully controlled coverage of the entire glacier. Geosurveys also flew the 13 March
1986 survey at the same altitude and with coverage again by two frames. For both the 1985 and 1986 maps, plotting was accomplished on the Wild A8
First Order Plotter of the University of Nairobi by the
same photogrammetrist. The 31 January 1985 flight
happened to take place after light snowfall; this may
have compromised the contouring especially for the
Stefan Hastenrath and Robert A. Caukwell: Variations of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, 1982-86 39
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upper glacier. In fact, for the 1985 mapping the photogrammetrist had more difficulty than usual with relative and absolute orientation of the stereo scopic model due to the fresh snow interfering with the definition of the higher pre-marked ground con
trol crosses. The misclosures in the vertical and
horizontal planes across the model were larger than usual although still within acceptable tolerances for photogrammetric mapping at this scale. Contouring
the smooth new snow was also difficult, and small lateral displacements of the lines as a result of both causes are quite possible. In contrast, the March 1986 photographs show the glacier as almost entirely bare grey ice, with very little snow even in the upper
section of the glacier.
3. Changes in ice thickness
The enclosed maps at scale 1:2,500 for 31 January 1985 and for 13 March 1986 (supplements I a. II) extend the historical documentation on variations in glacier surface topography established by our maps for February 1974, February 1978, and March 1982.
Differences of ice surface topography in January 1985 and March 1986 were evaluated against the March
1982 datum. The resulting 1:2,500 maps of ice thickness change are reproduced in Figs. 1 and 2 at a scale of 1:7,500.
Fig. 1 depicting the difference in ice thickness
February 1985 minus March 1982 shows an ice loss
for all areas of the glacier, with largest differentials in
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its lower portion. The terminus receded by horizontal and vertical distances of 13 and 3 m, respectively, and
some decrease of area is apparent. Continuing a
pattern apparent in the comparison of the 1978 and 1982 maps, the Curling Pond appears displaced
further northward.
Fig. 2 exhibiting the topography change from February 1982 to March 1986 is qualitatively similar to Fig. 1, in showing the large ice loss expecially in the lower glacier, a terminus retreat from the 1982 datum by horizontal and vertical distances of 18 and 6 m,
respectively, an a further decrease in area. Apart from the overall somewhat larger negative values in
Fig. 2, the two maps differ particularly in the upper glacier. It is conjectured that this discrepancy is due to the somewhat less satisfactory contouring in the upper glacier for the 31 January 1985 datum, as explained in section 2.
Planimetering of Fig. 1 yields a 1982-85 decrease of 74 x 102 m2 in area, of 4 m in average thickness, and of 1,059 x 103 m3 in total volume. Similarly, pla nimetering of Fig. 2 yields a 1982-86 decrease of
140 x 102 m2 in area, of 4.6 m in average thickness, and of 1,193 x 103 m3 in total volume. At the March
1986 datum the total area is about 247 x 103 m2 and
the total volume is estimated at 6,200 x 103 m3.
Stefan Hastenrath and Robert A. Caukwell: Variations of Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, 1982-86 41
The volume decrease during the four year period 1982-86 thus amounts to about 22 percent of the
presently remaining ice mass.
4. Crevasse pattern
Fig. 3 compares the location of crevasses in 1982 and 1986. As in the various earlier mappings a region
of prominent crevasses stands out in the upper glacier,
extending broadly from Point Thomson towards the rock ridge West of Curling Pond and Austrian Hut.
This seems favored by the subglacial bedrock topo graphy. Large ice holes in this general band appear less prominent than in 1982. The Southwest to North east oriented ice cliff in the upper glacier has con tinued its northwestward displacement as compared to the 1978 and 1982 epochs. Of particular interest in our earlier mappings has been the transition from prevalently longitudinal crevasses in the lower glacier
to predominantly transverse crevasse orientation in
the middle and upper glacier. Comparison of the 1982 and 1986 patterns reveals a weak tendency for this transition zone to shift glacier upward.
5. Concluding remarks
The systematic observation of glaciers is recog nized as an important component of climate and
environment monitoring. The World Glacier Mon itoring Service (formerly Permanent Service on the Fluctuations of Glaciers) in particular coordinates
such efforts on a global scale and compiles obser
vations regularly over five-year intervals. Within the
tropical belt, systematic reports are scarce. The Lewis Glacier on Mount Kenya is a notable exception in
that quantitative documentation of varying ice extent
reaches back to the past century, and detailed mapp ings of ice surface topography have been performed
since 1974 at four-year intervals. In perspective with
its important role in global environment monitoring, it is intended to repeat the aero-photogrammetric survey of Lewis Glacier in 1990.
Acknowledgements
This research was supported through U.S. National Science Foundation Grant EAR83-17722, and Na
tional Geographic Society Grant 2769-84. The 1985 and 1986 surveys were flown by Geosurveys Ltd.,
Nairobi. Samuel W. Kimani, Department of Survey
ing and Photogrammetry, University of Nairobi, performed the stereo-plotting. Approval for this
research was obtained from the Office of the President, Republic of Kenya.
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