A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica
Abstract Interlocking rectangular ice patterns, with dimensions of several metres, on the surface of a perennial frozen lake in East Antarctica can be related to a strong crystallographic orientation in the underlying ice. Most of the surface patterns are characterized by parallel centimetre-scale r...
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crcambridgeupr:10.1017/s0022143000012235 2024-03-03T08:38:01+00:00 A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica Chambers, J.L.C. Wilson, C.J.L. Adamson, D.A. 1986 http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0022143000012235 https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/S0022143000012235 en eng Cambridge University Press (CUP) Journal of Glaciology volume 32, issue 112, page 520-526 ISSN 0022-1430 1727-5652 Earth-Surface Processes journal-article 1986 crcambridgeupr https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022143000012235 2024-02-08T08:40:37Z Abstract Interlocking rectangular ice patterns, with dimensions of several metres, on the surface of a perennial frozen lake in East Antarctica can be related to a strong crystallographic orientation in the underlying ice. Most of the surface patterns are characterized by parallel centimetre-scale ridges and furrows that correspond to an aggregate of tabular-shaped grains. Grain elongation is parallel to the basal plane. The c -axis distribution within each ice pattern lies in a horizontal plane. It defines a discrete maximum perpendicular to the surface ridges and to the long axis of the rectangular pattern. Areas exhibiting no patterning are composed of variably orientated ice grains. The strong c -axis horizontal orientation and the distinctive morphology of these ice patterns are interpreted as having developed by a geometric enhancement over a long period of time. Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctica East Antarctica Journal of Glaciology Cambridge University Press East Antarctica Frozen Lake ENVELOPE(76.108,76.108,-69.415,-69.415) Framnes ENVELOPE(-60.750,-60.750,-65.983,-65.983) Framnes Mountains ENVELOPE(62.583,62.583,-67.833,-67.833) Patterned Lake ENVELOPE(62.865,62.865,-67.807,-67.807) Journal of Glaciology 32 112 520 526 |
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Abstract Interlocking rectangular ice patterns, with dimensions of several metres, on the surface of a perennial frozen lake in East Antarctica can be related to a strong crystallographic orientation in the underlying ice. Most of the surface patterns are characterized by parallel centimetre-scale ridges and furrows that correspond to an aggregate of tabular-shaped grains. Grain elongation is parallel to the basal plane. The c -axis distribution within each ice pattern lies in a horizontal plane. It defines a discrete maximum perpendicular to the surface ridges and to the long axis of the rectangular pattern. Areas exhibiting no patterning are composed of variably orientated ice grains. The strong c -axis horizontal orientation and the distinctive morphology of these ice patterns are interpreted as having developed by a geometric enhancement over a long period of time. |
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Chambers, J.L.C. Wilson, C.J.L. Adamson, D.A. |
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A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica |
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A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica |
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A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica |
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A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica |
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A Crystallographic Study of the Perennially Frozen Ice Surface of Patterned Lake, Framnes Mountains, East Antarctica |
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crystallographic study of the perennially frozen ice surface of patterned lake, framnes mountains, east antarctica |
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ENVELOPE(76.108,76.108,-69.415,-69.415) ENVELOPE(-60.750,-60.750,-65.983,-65.983) ENVELOPE(62.583,62.583,-67.833,-67.833) ENVELOPE(62.865,62.865,-67.807,-67.807) |
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East Antarctica Frozen Lake Framnes Framnes Mountains Patterned Lake |
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East Antarctica Frozen Lake Framnes Framnes Mountains Patterned Lake |
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Antarc* Antarctica East Antarctica Journal of Glaciology |
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Antarc* Antarctica East Antarctica Journal of Glaciology |
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Journal of Glaciology volume 32, issue 112, page 520-526 ISSN 0022-1430 1727-5652 |
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