Ice interaction processes during ice encroachment

Volume: 67, Pages: 102629 - 102629
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Ice encroachment is the accumulation of ice atop a platform and results when ice drifts against a platform. Most often this occurs in shallow water but in principle can occur in deep water if the ice drift length is long enough. As the ice drifts against the platform it is broken and generates rubble and ice piles in front of the platform, and with sufficient drift duration blocks of ice can be pushed up and onto the platform. This must be taken...
Paper Details
Title
Ice interaction processes during ice encroachment
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
67
Pages
102629 - 102629
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