Control of Ice Stream Stick-Slip Mechanics by Frictional Healing J. Paul Winberry, Sridhar Anandakrishnan, Chris Marone, Richard Alley, and Don Voigt Penn.

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Control of Ice Stream Stick-Slip Mechanics by Frictional Healing J. Paul Winberry, Sridhar Anandakrishnan, Chris Marone, Richard Alley, and Don Voigt Penn State University Robert Bindschadler NASA Matt King University of Newcastle Ian Joughin University of Washington

-Two minute slip events a day -Accounts for > 50% of total motion Stick-slip dominates the motion of Whillans Ice Plain (Bindschadler et. al, 2003)

Whillans Stick-Slip Fraction of Total Motion

Whillans ice plain is wide, > 100 km, limiting the importance of side drag Simple models of stick-slip may provide insight into basal processes

Slider Block Model of Stick-Slip

Whillans Ice Stream Stick-Slip

Ice Stream Stick-Slip Model L=150km, V=700 m/yr, H=800m, E=10^10Pa

Ice Stream Stick-Slip Model

Basal Stress Evolution

Frictional Healing: A mechanism for slip variability -Feature of laboratory studies of stick-slip -Healing mechanisms 1)Subglacial till due to its rate-dependence (Iverson, 1998, Tulaczyk,2000) 2) Freezing onto sticky spots -Time of failure is dependent on loading rate

Recurrence Interval Variability

Slip Magnitude Variability

Conclusions A perfectly plastic bed cannot explain slip variability. Basal shear strength beneath Whillans exhibits sub-daily variations in strength due to frictional healing.