Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station.
Adverse climate, natural processes, and remote location necessitate consideration of environmental factors for design, construction, and maintenance of polar camps and stations that differ distinctly from those for temperate climates. During the past decade many of these factors have been encountere...
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ftdtic:AD0773072 2023-05-15T13:54:38+02:00 Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. Brier,F. W. NAVAL CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB PORT HUENEME CALIF 1973-11 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0773072 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0773072 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0773072 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Civil Engineering *STATIONS *POLAR REGIONS *ENGINEERING ANTARCTIC REGIONS FACILITIES MONITORING DEFORMATION DISPLACEMENT PRESSURE LOADS(FORCES) SNOW TEMPERATURE Text 1973 ftdtic 2016-02-21T22:51:24Z Adverse climate, natural processes, and remote location necessitate consideration of environmental factors for design, construction, and maintenance of polar camps and stations that differ distinctly from those for temperate climates. During the past decade many of these factors have been encountered in the arctic and antarctic, but few have been encountered in the arctic and antarctic, but few have been sufficiently defined to permit engineering application in planning, building, and operating polar facilities. The new South Pole Station provides a unique opportunity for monitoring environmental factors affecting inland ice cap stations. Data collected during and after construction of this station will be beneficial in advancing design concepts for future stations on polar ice caps. A monitor program has been developed to obtain data on four parameters affecting stations constructed on permanent snow fields: deformation, bearing pressure, temperature, and snow accumulation. (Author) Text Antarc* Antarctic Arctic Ice cap South pole South pole Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Antarctic Arctic South Pole |
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Civil Engineering *STATIONS *POLAR REGIONS *ENGINEERING ANTARCTIC REGIONS FACILITIES MONITORING DEFORMATION DISPLACEMENT PRESSURE LOADS(FORCES) SNOW TEMPERATURE Brier,F. W. Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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Adverse climate, natural processes, and remote location necessitate consideration of environmental factors for design, construction, and maintenance of polar camps and stations that differ distinctly from those for temperate climates. During the past decade many of these factors have been encountered in the arctic and antarctic, but few have been encountered in the arctic and antarctic, but few have been sufficiently defined to permit engineering application in planning, building, and operating polar facilities. The new South Pole Station provides a unique opportunity for monitoring environmental factors affecting inland ice cap stations. Data collected during and after construction of this station will be beneficial in advancing design concepts for future stations on polar ice caps. A monitor program has been developed to obtain data on four parameters affecting stations constructed on permanent snow fields: deformation, bearing pressure, temperature, and snow accumulation. (Author) |
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Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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Monitoring Program for New South Pole Station. |
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monitoring program for new south pole station. |
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Antarctic Arctic South Pole |
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Antarctic Arctic South Pole |
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Antarc* Antarctic Arctic Ice cap South pole South pole |
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Antarc* Antarctic Arctic Ice cap South pole South pole |
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