10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GROUND ICE»
Discover the use of
ground ice in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ground ice and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Quantifying
Ice Wedge and
Ground Ice Volume, Taglu Island, ...
A combination of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and remote sensing data were used to estimate ice wedge volume. The Mackenzie Valley Geotechnical database was used to estimate the volume of smaller bodies of ice.
2
Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 1135
Winter cons I983A-226 GRAVEL. Physical and numerical modeling of uniaxial
freezing in 1 983A- 1 k 1 GRAVEL roads on Alaskan arctic coastal plain tundra.
The effect 1 983A- 1 1 5 GRAVITY profiling. The detection of ground ice by gravity
...
Heginbottom, J A, Sinclair, M
3
Ground Freezing in Practice
Ground ice: a body of more or less clear ice within frozen ground. Ice lenses and
Ice segregation: the growth of ice as distinct lenses, veins, and masses in soils,
occurring essentially parallel to each other, generally normal to the direction of ...
4
Frozen in Time: Permafrost and Engineering Problems
The term ground ice applies to all bodies of more or less clear ice in permanently
frozen ground and in the active zone. A.E. Leffingwell (1919, p. 180) did not
consider buried glacial ice as ground ice, but on this point there are differences of
...
Siemon William Muller, Hugh M. French, Frederick E. Nelson,
2008
5
The Periglacial Environment
Ground lce Many periglacial landforms result from either the formation or melt of
ground ice. This chapter describes the nature, amount, and distribution of ground
ice and the basic principles of cryostratigraphy and cryolithology. The landforms ...
6
Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
This layer appeared to be ground ice, when considered in Figure 11. —
Exposure of a bank showing an apparently continuous thick bed of Ice. Figl'bh 12
. — Structure of the bank shown in figure 11. connection with the scattered
exposures of ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1919
7
U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
had been washed clear of debris, exposing the continuous layer of new sea ice.
This layer appeared to be ground ice, when considered in Figubb 11. —
Exposure of a bank showing an apparently continuous thick bed of ice. Turf.
8
The Canning River Region, Northern Alaska
This layer appeared to be ground ice, when considered in ^.Water : Figuee 11. —
Exposure of a bank showing an apparently continuous thick bed of Ice. Figubb 12
. — Structure of the bank shown in figure 11. connection with the scattered ...
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell,
1919
9
Permafrost: Second International Conference, July 13-28, ...
The many-sided problem of the genesis, composition, and structure of permafrost
and ground ice includes questions that for the most part are resolved
independently of one another. It can be discussed in differing degrees of detail,
either with ...
Frederick J. Sanger, Peter J. Hyde,
1978
10
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Periglacial researchers concerned with various forms of ground ice favor this
hypothesis because of the faint stratification where the silt has flowed into
shallow depressions when large amounts of segregated ice melts. The quantity
of ground ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1983
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GROUND ICE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ground ice is used in the context of the following news items.
England v New Zealand: third ODI – as it happened
One of my very first cricket-ground ice creams was at Wantage Road, so that counts. And we need some unconventional and modernist ones ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
NASA's InSight spacecraft completes major milestones on the road …
“The InSight mission is a NASA Discovery mission and is similar in design to the Phoenix Mars lander use in 2008 to study ground ice near the ... «SpaceFlight Insider, May 15»
April Showers
Cloud seeding is as simple as sitting in the cabin of a small plane and tossing out hands full of finely ground ice crystals into the clouds. Hey ... «Huffington Post, Apr 15»
Dr. Sylvia Edlund (1945-2014) – Talented botanist was an expert on …
She showed that ground ice melt was the water source for the unexpectedly lush green valleys in parts of the High Arctic and demonstrated ... «Ottawa Citizen, Apr 15»
Western researchers tasked with mapping Canadian Arctic from space
You can imagine doing that on an annual basis, looking at how that's changed, how ground ice distribution is changing, (and) how ice, glaciers ... «Londoner, Apr 15»
Just How Similar Are Earth's And Mars' Landscapes Really?
Thermokarstic features often develop at the intersections between fractures, as the ground ice is especially exposed at those locations and so ... «io9, Apr 15»
West Antarctica Melting At Accelerated Rate
Fricker explained that floating ice shelves control the flow of ground ice on the seafloor into the ocean, and with less of an ice shelf blocking ... «Clapway, Mar 15»
Flying Over Snow-Covered New England Helps Predict Spring …
They're on the lookout for ground ice, standing water, flooded fields, anything they think might be hydrologically significant. Visual notes are ... «CBS Local, Mar 15»
Professor uses data gathered from squirrels to make music
He created six sonifications, with each one covering a set of data such as sea level, ground ice, floating ice and more. Ballora compiled them in ... «Penn State News, Mar 15»
New Hampshire lake turns into ice runway in the winter
The runway officially opened for the season Saturday after months of poor ground ice and bad weather conditions. Within a few hours of ... «The Weather Network, Mar 15»