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Brash Ice Contraction Phenomenon in Ice-Covered Channels

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Ice Covered Heritage

Journal of Glacial Archaeology, 2023
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Life in Ice-Covered Oceans

Science, 1999
Recent reports that Jupiter's satellites Europa and Callisto may have ice-covered oceans have fueled speculation that they may be inhabited by living organisms. Gaidos et al. analyze the thermodynamic requirements for life on Europa by analogy with life on Earth today and during past "snowball" Earth episodes.
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The Ice Cover

1986
The most obvious practical concern with ice cover in the Nordic Seas is that it directly obstructs ship operations and influences submarine operations. The ice cover also affects the climate, which in turn affects ship and air operations. Interactions of ice and ocean, especially near the edge, affect local oceanography and generate underwater noise ...
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Ice-Cover Monitoring

2019
This chapter illustrates many techniques used to monitor the ice cover during the winter season, which are necessary to determine important characteristics of the ice cover. Such information is useful when making predictions concerning ice-cover breakup and ice-jamming potential at the end of the winter season.
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Ice-Cover Breakup and Ice Jamming

2019
During the ice-cover period, initial ice-cover breakup precedes ice-jam flood events. Hence, it is important that breakup processes are well understood in order to be better prepared for ice-jam flood forecasting. Being able to predict ice-cover breakup provides an indication when ice-jam flood forecasting should commence.
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Ice-Covered Lakes Environment

2014
Ice-covered lakes form a specific environment. Seasonally ice-covered lakes are common in a wide inhabited latitudinal zone in the northern hemisphere, while perennial lake ice can be found only in some remote polar and mountain locations. The ice cover sets limitations to ecosystems in that light is absent or weak in mid-winter, oxygen is not renewed,
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