OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3
Eight observations were made from Ice Island in the Polar Sea from Nov 1952 to Sep 1953. Variations in T-3 station temperatures during the period were small. Contours of dynamic-height anomaly indicated the possibility of hte Beaufort Sea eddy estending almost to the Pole. Gradients of sigma-t value...
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ftdtic:AD0023937 2023-05-15T15:40:07+02:00 OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 WORTHINGTON,L.V. WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION MASS 1953-12 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0023937 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0023937 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0023937 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC) BEAUFORT SEA DEEP WATER EDDIES(FLUID MECHANICS) EDDY CURRENTS EUROPE HEATING HIGH TEMPERATURE ICE ICE ISLANDS NORTH(DIRECTION) POLAR REGIONS RIDGES SEASONAL VARIATIONS SIDES SOUTH(DIRECTION) SUBMARINES TEMPERATURE Text 1953 ftdtic 2016-02-18T13:23:06Z Eight observations were made from Ice Island in the Polar Sea from Nov 1952 to Sep 1953. Variations in T-3 station temperatures during the period were small. Contours of dynamic-height anomaly indicated the possibility of hte Beaufort Sea eddy estending almost to the Pole. Gradients of sigma-t values 26.18 to 26.40 observed at all Skijump stations appeared to be the remnants of seasonal heating in the Southern Beaufort Sea during the summers of 1950 and 1951 when that area was free of ice. Deep temperature data indicated that the Beaufort Sea eddy was approximately 2000 m deep. Skijump temperature data showed higher temperatures in the deep water of the Beaufort Sea than that of the deep water on the European side of the North Polar Basin. These data supported the probability of a submarine ridge extending across the basin and forming a sill through which deep water could not pass. Temperature data for the 8 stations are tabulated. Text Beaufort Sea Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC) BEAUFORT SEA DEEP WATER EDDIES(FLUID MECHANICS) EDDY CURRENTS EUROPE HEATING HIGH TEMPERATURE ICE ICE ISLANDS NORTH(DIRECTION) POLAR REGIONS RIDGES SEASONAL VARIATIONS SIDES SOUTH(DIRECTION) SUBMARINES TEMPERATURE |
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BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC) BEAUFORT SEA DEEP WATER EDDIES(FLUID MECHANICS) EDDY CURRENTS EUROPE HEATING HIGH TEMPERATURE ICE ICE ISLANDS NORTH(DIRECTION) POLAR REGIONS RIDGES SEASONAL VARIATIONS SIDES SOUTH(DIRECTION) SUBMARINES TEMPERATURE WORTHINGTON,L.V. OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC) BEAUFORT SEA DEEP WATER EDDIES(FLUID MECHANICS) EDDY CURRENTS EUROPE HEATING HIGH TEMPERATURE ICE ICE ISLANDS NORTH(DIRECTION) POLAR REGIONS RIDGES SEASONAL VARIATIONS SIDES SOUTH(DIRECTION) SUBMARINES TEMPERATURE |
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Eight observations were made from Ice Island in the Polar Sea from Nov 1952 to Sep 1953. Variations in T-3 station temperatures during the period were small. Contours of dynamic-height anomaly indicated the possibility of hte Beaufort Sea eddy estending almost to the Pole. Gradients of sigma-t values 26.18 to 26.40 observed at all Skijump stations appeared to be the remnants of seasonal heating in the Southern Beaufort Sea during the summers of 1950 and 1951 when that area was free of ice. Deep temperature data indicated that the Beaufort Sea eddy was approximately 2000 m deep. Skijump temperature data showed higher temperatures in the deep water of the Beaufort Sea than that of the deep water on the European side of the North Polar Basin. These data supported the probability of a submarine ridge extending across the basin and forming a sill through which deep water could not pass. Temperature data for the 8 stations are tabulated. |
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OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM THE ICE ISLAND, T-3 |
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oceanographic observations made from the ice island, t-3 |
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1953 |
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