A re-examination of four decades of thickness data for undeformed ice at Canadian coastal stations emphasizes the importance of snow cover and oceanic heat in controlling the quasi-equilibrium thickness of Arctic ice (Flato and Brown, 1996).
(A re-examination of four decades of thickness data for undeformed ice at Canadian coastal stations; emphasizes; the importance of snow cover and oceanic heat in controlling the quasi-equilibrium thickness of Arctic ice)
A re-examination of four decades of thickness data for undeformed ice at Canadian coastal stations
emphasizes
the importance of snow cover and oceanic heat in controlling the quasi-equilibrium thickness of Arctic ice