Measuring_Sea_Ice_Mass_Balance.jpg


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English: Making direct measurements of the sea ice mass balance is simple. An array of stakes and thickness gauges is used to measure ablation and accumulation of ice and snow at the top and bottom of the ice cover (see right). In spite of the importance of mass balance measurements and the relatively simple equipment involved in making them, there are few observational results. This is due, in large part, to the expense involved in operating a long-term field camp to serve as the base for these studies.
Date 04/25/10
Source http://imb.crrel.usace.army.mil/massbal.htm
Author USACE
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An array of stakes and thickness gauges is used to measure ablation and accumulation of ice and snow at the top and bottom of the ice cover

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