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Bilan de masse définir.

Différence entre l'accumulation et la perte par ablation exprimée en mm d'eau équivalent sur une année hydrologique.

Bilan de masse positif, négatif et nul à quels endroits?

Positif: zone d'accumulation


Negatif: zone d'ablation


Nul: ligne d'équilibre

Citez différents types de glaciers.