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Abstract Time series measurements of ice thicknesses were made at either 1 or 2 Hz at 6 locations in the western part of Lake Erie's central basin during the winter of… Click to show full abstract
Abstract Time series measurements of ice thicknesses were made at either 1 or 2 Hz at 6 locations in the western part of Lake Erie's central basin during the winter of 2010–2011. Ice was observed over approximately 80 days beginning in late December and continuing through mid-March. Deformation and ridging of ice occurred frequently and produced ice thicknesses of up to 10 m, and over 6 m at all stations. The measurements show considerable variability (up to several meters) between stations, even when the distance between them is
Keywords:
winter 2010;
2011 ice;
2010 2011;
lake erie;
ice
Journal Title: Journal of Great Lakes Research
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Journal of Great Lakes Research
Year Published: 2018
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