The Evolution of the Englacial Temperature Distribution in the Superimposed Ice Zone of a Polar Ice Cap During a Summer Season
The Evolution of the Englacial Temperature Distribution in the Superimposed Ice Zone of a Polar Ice Cap During a Summer Season
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夏季极地冰盖叠合冰区冰期温度分布的演变
DOI:
10.1007/978-94-015-7823-3_19
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
J. Oerlemans
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作者:
W. Greuell;J. Oerlemans
The aim of the present investigation was to provide more insight into the processes affecting the evolution of the englacial temperature distribution at a non-temperate location on a glacier. Measurements were made in the top 10 m of the ice at the summit of Laika Ice Cap (Canadian Arctic) during the summer 1975 (by Blatter et al.). This location is in the superimposed ice zone. The model simulation includes calculation of the surface energy fluxes, of radiation penetration, of the englacial temperature and density distribution, and of the formation, penetration and refreezing of melt water.