ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.

The Delta River, within the boundary of Ft. Greely, Alaska, is mainly a series of braided channels that freeze over and can be crossed early in winter. However, ice jams and areas that remain ice free due to the influx of ground water could cause traversing problems. Descriptions of the events leadi...

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Main Authors: Bates,Roy E., Saboe,Dwane, Bilello,Michael A.
Other Authors: COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER N H
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1968
Subjects:
Ice
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spelling ftdtic:AD0681216 2023-05-15T16:37:13+02:00 ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK. Bates,Roy E. Saboe,Dwane Bilello,Michael A. COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER N H 1968-10 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0681216 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0681216 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0681216 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Hydrology Limnology and Potamology Snow Ice and Permafrost (*RIVERS *ICE) ALASKA PREDICTIONS ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE WEATHER FORECASTING PHOTOGRAPHS Text 1968 ftdtic 2016-02-18T21:38:58Z The Delta River, within the boundary of Ft. Greely, Alaska, is mainly a series of braided channels that freeze over and can be crossed early in winter. However, ice jams and areas that remain ice free due to the influx of ground water could cause traversing problems. Descriptions of the events leading to freeze-over, including ground and aerial photos and diagrams showing the changes in river ice conditions, are given. The formation of a large ice jam on the Delta River and its probable causes are also discussed. Curves that can be used to forecast ice formation at three river locations near Ft. Greely, Alaska, were developed. Daily adjusted air temperatures, based on numerical constants, are applied to the curves to provide day-to-day forecasts of the dates of freeze-over. A survey of 13 bodies of water throughout interior Alaska during 1966 showed that freeze-over occurred between 19 and 29 October. (Author) Text Ice permafrost Alaska Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Delta River ENVELOPE(-103.371,-103.371,78.769,78.769) Jarvis Creek ENVELOPE(-136.154,-136.154,63.700,63.700)
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topic Hydrology
Limnology and Potamology
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
(*RIVERS
*ICE)
ALASKA
PREDICTIONS
ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
WEATHER FORECASTING
PHOTOGRAPHS
spellingShingle Hydrology
Limnology and Potamology
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
(*RIVERS
*ICE)
ALASKA
PREDICTIONS
ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
WEATHER FORECASTING
PHOTOGRAPHS
Bates,Roy E.
Saboe,Dwane
Bilello,Michael A.
ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
topic_facet Hydrology
Limnology and Potamology
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
(*RIVERS
*ICE)
ALASKA
PREDICTIONS
ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
WEATHER FORECASTING
PHOTOGRAPHS
description The Delta River, within the boundary of Ft. Greely, Alaska, is mainly a series of braided channels that freeze over and can be crossed early in winter. However, ice jams and areas that remain ice free due to the influx of ground water could cause traversing problems. Descriptions of the events leading to freeze-over, including ground and aerial photos and diagrams showing the changes in river ice conditions, are given. The formation of a large ice jam on the Delta River and its probable causes are also discussed. Curves that can be used to forecast ice formation at three river locations near Ft. Greely, Alaska, were developed. Daily adjusted air temperatures, based on numerical constants, are applied to the curves to provide day-to-day forecasts of the dates of freeze-over. A survey of 13 bodies of water throughout interior Alaska during 1966 showed that freeze-over occurred between 19 and 29 October. (Author)
author2 COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER N H
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author Bates,Roy E.
Saboe,Dwane
Bilello,Michael A.
author_facet Bates,Roy E.
Saboe,Dwane
Bilello,Michael A.
author_sort Bates,Roy E.
title ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
title_short ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
title_full ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
title_fullStr ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
title_full_unstemmed ICE CONDITIONS AND PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON STREAMS IN THE VICINITY OF FT. GREELY, ALASKA. PART I: DESCRIPTION OF ICE CONDITIONS AND ICE THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK, 1966-67. PART II: PREDICTION OF FREEZE-OVER ON THE DELTA RIVER AND JARVIS CREEK.
title_sort ice conditions and prediction of freeze-over on streams in the vicinity of ft. greely, alaska. part i: description of ice conditions and ice thickness measurements on the delta river and jarvis creek, 1966-67. part ii: prediction of freeze-over on the delta river and jarvis creek.
publishDate 1968
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Jarvis Creek
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Jarvis Creek
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permafrost
Alaska
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permafrost
Alaska
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