ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA POLYNYA
From Russian, from poly open, hollowed-out.
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polynya
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polynia
pəˈlɪnjə
area
open
water
surrounded
used
geographical
term
unfrozen
within
pack
loanword
from
russian
полынья
pronunciation
which
refers
natural
hole
adopted
century
polar
explorers
describe
features
national
snow
data
center
there
types
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mechanism
removal
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spelled
semipermanent
generally
believed
coastal
meaning
translations
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watch
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYNYA»
Scopri l'uso di
polynya nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
polynya e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Polynyas: Windows to the World: Windows to the World
Furthermore, polynya maintenance may be affected by changes in coastal
configuration via its impact on adjacent low salinity coastal currents, upwelling
and sensible-heat sources. Recent studies have examined polynya behaviour in
...
Walker O. Smith, Jr., David Barber, 2007
2
The Nordic Seas: An Integrated Perspective Oceanography, ...
Mean Modeled Polynya Width (Wp), Average Absolute Deviation of Modeled
Polynya Width From Observed Polynya Width (AWp), Modeled Polynya Area (Ap)
as a Fraction of the Total Storfjorden Basin Area, Accumulated Frazil Ice (h{) and
...
3
Polar Oceans from Space
Also, sometimes, the width of coastal polynya activity is equal to the width of the
front of the entire ice shelf as in 1981, sometimes about two-thirds as in 1982,
and sometimes only about half as in 1984. The shape of the coastal polynya also
...
4
A Radiometric Study of the North Water
Polynya Using the ...
A method of determining areas of ice fog was created and these areas were subsequently identified on CASSTA images. The northerly location of the NOW permitted the collection of an AVHRR image every 101 minutes for seven consecutive orbits.
A sensible heat polynya is formed when a continued source of heat from the
ocean prevents ice formation. In the deep basins of the Arctic and Antarctic the
wind-driven ice dynamics usually do not permit a persistent polynya to occur.
When it ...
6
The Global Coastal Ocean: Interdisciplinary Regional Studies ...
Additionally, coastal protuberances such as ice shelves or shoals of grounded
bergs may contribute to the maintenance of polynyas by reducing the flow of sea
ice into the polynya regions. Polynyas may also be important regions for
biological ...
Allan R. Robinson, Kenneth H. Brink, 2006
7
Deep Convection and Deep Water Formation in the Oceans
the mid 1950's, Tm,“ values were significantly higher than today (i.e. values -0.7'
C vs 0.4' C during non-polynya years and values of -0.2 to 0.2 following polynya
years). Therefore it is not clear if the region is undergoing a gradual cooling (and
...
Simon Chu, J.C. Gascard, 1991
8
Fjord Systems and Archives
Having a means of studying the underlying physics of a polynya in a rather
enclosed setting has obvious advantages in terms of access, observations, salt
budgets and modelling. Fjords have therefore been found to be ideal locations
for ...
A detailed description of the ice formation processes in the Mertz Glacier polynya
can be found inLytle et al. (2001). The geometry of the Mertz polynya is
particularly complex, being influenced by the blocking aspects of the ~160-km-
long Mertz ...
10
The Global Coastal Ocean - Processes and Methods
A well-known example of a latent-heat polynya is the coastal wind-driven polynya
that forms in the lee of coasts during offshore wind events. Pease (1987)
constructed a simple model that illustrates the dynamics of latent-heat polynyas.
Kenneth H. Brink, Allan R. Robinson, 2005
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «POLYNYA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
polynya nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Q&A: Antarctica - our big icy threat
The Ross Sea polynya is one of the most productive sea ice production line and thus strengthening of the off-shore winds is a very effective ... «New Zealand Herald, giu 15»
Kraton Performance Polymers' (KRA) CEO Kevin Fogarty Hosts …
... put it on a ship, you move it all the way down to Polynya [ph] and then what do you do, you unpack it and then you grind it and you emulsify it. «Seeking Alpha, giu 15»
Scientists praise contributions of Dutch explorers who died on Arctic …
They were within 600 meters of reaching land and safety, and headed directly to a small polynya, a region of open water or thin ice. The ice ... «Alaska Dispatch News, mag 15»
Antarctica's Supersized Icebergs Shut Down Currents
About one-quarter of the cold current comes from this polynya, according to earlier studies. By analyzing microscopic plankton fossils and ... «Live Science, mar 15»
When an Antarctic iceberg the size of a country breaks away, what …
A new research article in the journal Nature Communications by a French team working in Antarctica has looked at the history of the polynya in ... «The Conversation UK, mar 15»
How Emperor Penguins Survived the Last Ice Age
Polynyas are areas lacking sea ice due to wind and currents, and one such polynya is the Ross Sea, which probably protected the peguins ... «Nature World News, mar 15»
Polar Star frees trapped vessel from Antarctic ice
"Upon reaching a small area of open water, also known as a polynya, the Antarctic Chieftain will commence testing the vessel's ability to steam ... «NavyTimes.com, feb 15»
Slow going as Australian fishing boat is towed through Antarctic ice
“Upon reaching a small area of open water, also known as a polynya, the Antarctic Chieftain will commence testing the vessel's ability to steam ... «The Guardian, feb 15»
Why Is Antarctic Sea Ice Getting Thicker?
These holes, knows as leads and polynyas (leads are long rectilinear channels in the ice, while “polynya” comes from the Russian from “open” ... «Science 2.0, dic 14»
Antarctic sea ice expands to record extent - and it's deeper than we …
These holes, knows as 'leads' and 'polynyas' ('leads' are long rectilinear channels in the ice, while 'polynya' comes from the Russian from ... «The Ecologist, nov 14»
