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Lakes widely distribute in the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, and most of them are seasonally frozen lakes.Under the background of global warming, lake ice thickness and phenology are changing significantly, which has a profound impact on regional climate ...
Hong TANG +4 more
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The phenology of critical biological events in aquatic ecosystems is rapidly shifting due to climate change. Growing variability in phenological cues can increase the likelihood of trophic mismatches (i.e., mismatches in the timing of peak prey and ...
Martha E. Barta +6 more
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Lake Physics In Changing Climate: Case Study Of Kosino Lakes (Moscow, Russia) In 1984-2023
The one-dimensional lake model GLM was used to simulate the ice and stratification dynamics of two small lakes within Moscow City, Russia – lakes Beloe and Svyatoe of the Kosino Lake group. The model was calibrated on observation data from 2021–2023, and
Maria Tereshina +4 more
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The interplay of local and regional factors in generating temporal changes in the ice phenology of Dickie Lake, south-central Ontario, Canada [PDF]
Ice-on date occurred significantly later over 1975–2009 at Dickie Lake, Ontario, while ice-off date showed no significant trend, differing from many other records in North America.
Ron Ingram +7 more
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This study examined the ice phenology of twenty-five lakes located in the Fildes and Keller peninsulas (King George Island) and the Byers Peninsula Livingston Island), Antarctica, using SAR (Sentinel-1) data from 2014 to 2023.
Jorge Antônio Viel +6 more
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Modeling Climate Characteristics of Qinghai Lake Ice in 1979–2017 by a Quasi-Steady Model
Lakes on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau (QTP) are widely distributed spatially, and they are mostly seasonally frozen. Due to global warming, the thickness and phenology of the lake ice has been changing, which profoundly affects the regional climate ...
Hong Tang +5 more
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The Canadian Lake Ice Model has been adapted and distributed at a high spatial resolution (∼50 m) to simulate Lake Ice Thickness (LIT) and phenology across small to medium‐sized lakes in this study.
G. Attiah +2 more
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Widespread loss of safe lake ice access in response to a warming climate.
Millions of people rely on lake ice for safe winter recreation. Warming air temperatures impact the phenology (timing of formation and breakup) and quality (ratio of black to white ice) of lake ice cover, both critical components of ice safety.
Joshua Culpepper +3 more
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The Relationship of Snow Phenology and Lake Ice Thickness in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
This study examines changing snow phenology conditions and its influence on lake ice development in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (CAA), focusing on Resolute Lake and Small Lake on Cornwallis Island, Nunavut.
Marno, Lisa
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A 35-year lake ice phenology record reveals climate change impacts on High Arctic
Lake ice phenology is the seasonal patterns of the freezing and thawing of ice on lakes. This process serves as a key climate indicator that reflects the change in energy balance related to surface air temperature, wind, and radiation. These patterns are
Tao, Jialu
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