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Measurements of surface ablation in 2016–2018 on the neighboring glaciers Aldegondabreen, Austre and Vestre Grønfjordbreen (West Spitsbergen) revealed significant differences in its magnitude both within the same altitude zones for one year, and on an interannual scale. Comparison of the region’s common variations in climatic conditions (air temperature, rainfall) and ablation data showed a significant contribution of the following additional factors of melting: aspect, size, altitude range, surface slope, the rocky bordering of glaciers. The maximum ablation were measured on the Aldegondabreen (with the smallest area and altitude range), which has a northeastern aspect; the average value over three years of observations was 1947 mm w.e. Austre Grønfjordbreen and Vestre Grønfjordbreen had in 2016–2018 average ablation values 1512 and 1385 mm w.e., respectively. The largest Vestre Grønfjordbreen has the lowest values of average ablation also because it lies higher

Surface ablation variability of mountain glaciers of West Spitsbergen