The Observation of Sea-ice in the Six Chinese National Arctic Expedition Using Polar-ARV

In July of 2014, the Pole-ARV participated in the 6th Chinese National Arctic Research Expedition (CHINARE) for the third time after improved. On the long-term ice station of the 6th CHINARE at north latitude 81 degrees, Pole-ARV worked 7 days and navigated a total of 9 kilometers under ice. It acco...

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Main Authors: Zeng JB(曾俊宝), Li S(李硕), Li YP(李一平), Wang XH(王晓辉), Chen Q(陈琪), Lei RB(雷瑞波), Li T(李涛)
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:English
Published: IEEE 2015
Subjects:
Polar-ARV
Arctic Expedition
observation under ice
Arctic
Sea ice
Online Access:http://ir.sia.cn/handle/173321/17507
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Summary:In July of 2014, the Pole-ARV participated in the 6th Chinese National Arctic Research Expedition (CHINARE) for the third time after improved. On the long-term ice station of the 6th CHINARE at north latitude 81 degrees, Pole-ARV worked 7 days and navigated a total of 9 kilometers under ice. It accomplished the survey of the observed area three times in different weather conditions, and got a lot of data, such as ice thickness and spectral irradiance. Through these observed data, the spatial variety of solar radiation energy absorbed by sea-ice could be measured continuously, and the roughness of ice bottom was reflected. This paper mainly describes the application of Polar-ARV in the 6th CHINARE and the results of observation under ice.

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