Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965.
Data collected by ice observers from the U. S. Naval Oceanographic Office on polar research flights known as BIRDS EYE missions are contained in this report covering the tenth mission of 1965. The manner in which these data were recorded is discussed. The overall effectiveness of this mission is inc...
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ftdtic:AD0854041 2023-05-15T14:50:55+02:00 Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE WASHINGTON D C OCEANOGRAPHIC PREDICTION DIV 1966-04 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0854041 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0854041 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0854041 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost (*AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE SEA ICE) (*SEA ICE ARCTIC REGIONS) ROUGHNESS FLOW FIELDS OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT FREEZING FLIGHT PATHS OCEAN SURVEILLANCE DATA PROCESSING ARCTIC OCEAN TABLES(DATA) BIRDS EYE PROJECT DATA ACQUISITION Text 1966 ftdtic 2016-02-19T05:56:35Z Data collected by ice observers from the U. S. Naval Oceanographic Office on polar research flights known as BIRDS EYE missions are contained in this report covering the tenth mission of 1965. The manner in which these data were recorded is discussed. The overall effectiveness of this mission is included in an evaluation table. The polar basin ice pack consisting essentially of vast floes remains at ten tenths concentration. Big floes were secondary. Ice ages remained predominantly arctic pack with some young polar and the other younger stages. A significant decrease in the number of water openings was noted with virtually all openings refrozen. There was a significant increase in the number of larger openings between 82 degrees N and 89 degrees N in the Lincoln Sea. An increase in roughness of the topography was noted with the most significant change between 86 degrees N and 89 degrees N. Flying conditions were good. (Author) Text Arctic Arctic Ocean Ice ice pack Lincoln Sea permafrost Sea ice Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Arctic Ocean |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost (*AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE SEA ICE) (*SEA ICE ARCTIC REGIONS) ROUGHNESS FLOW FIELDS OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT FREEZING FLIGHT PATHS OCEAN SURVEILLANCE DATA PROCESSING ARCTIC OCEAN TABLES(DATA) BIRDS EYE PROJECT DATA ACQUISITION |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost (*AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE SEA ICE) (*SEA ICE ARCTIC REGIONS) ROUGHNESS FLOW FIELDS OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT FREEZING FLIGHT PATHS OCEAN SURVEILLANCE DATA PROCESSING ARCTIC OCEAN TABLES(DATA) BIRDS EYE PROJECT DATA ACQUISITION Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost (*AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE SEA ICE) (*SEA ICE ARCTIC REGIONS) ROUGHNESS FLOW FIELDS OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT FREEZING FLIGHT PATHS OCEAN SURVEILLANCE DATA PROCESSING ARCTIC OCEAN TABLES(DATA) BIRDS EYE PROJECT DATA ACQUISITION |
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Data collected by ice observers from the U. S. Naval Oceanographic Office on polar research flights known as BIRDS EYE missions are contained in this report covering the tenth mission of 1965. The manner in which these data were recorded is discussed. The overall effectiveness of this mission is included in an evaluation table. The polar basin ice pack consisting essentially of vast floes remains at ten tenths concentration. Big floes were secondary. Ice ages remained predominantly arctic pack with some young polar and the other younger stages. A significant decrease in the number of water openings was noted with virtually all openings refrozen. There was a significant increase in the number of larger openings between 82 degrees N and 89 degrees N in the Lincoln Sea. An increase in roughness of the topography was noted with the most significant change between 86 degrees N and 89 degrees N. Flying conditions were good. (Author) |
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NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE WASHINGTON D C OCEANOGRAPHIC PREDICTION DIV |
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Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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Birds Eye 10-65, 6-22 November 1965. |
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birds eye 10-65, 6-22 november 1965. |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Ice ice pack Lincoln Sea permafrost Sea ice |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Ice ice pack Lincoln Sea permafrost Sea ice |
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