Original paper

Recent sea ice increase and temperature decrease in the Bering Sea area, Alaska

Volume: 117, Issue: 3-4, Pages: 393 - 398
Published: Sep 22, 2013
Abstract
We analyzed the sea ice conditions in the Bering Sea for the time period 1979–2012, for which good data based on microwave satellite imagery, being able to look through clouds and darkness, are available. The Bering Sea, west of Alaska, is ice-free in summer, but each winter, an extensive sea ice cover is established, reaching its maximum normally in March. We found a slight increase in ice area over the time period, which is in stark contrast...
Paper Details
Title
Recent sea ice increase and temperature decrease in the Bering Sea area, Alaska
Published Date
Sep 22, 2013
Volume
117
Issue
3-4
Pages
393 - 398
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