Long-Distance Travel by Snowmobile on the West Coast of James Bay.

This paper is written as a guide to expeditions by snowmobile on the West Coast of James Bay based on experience from Trial Run, 1986. Access, accommodations, rail transportation, terrain, snow cover, ice conditions, communications, polar bears, the performance of snowmobiles and sledges and other p...

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Main Authors: Osczevski,R. J., Reed,L. D.
Other Authors: DEFENCE RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT OTTAWA (ONTARIO)
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1986
Subjects:
ICE
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA176724
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Summary:This paper is written as a guide to expeditions by snowmobile on the West Coast of James Bay based on experience from Trial Run, 1986. Access, accommodations, rail transportation, terrain, snow cover, ice conditions, communications, polar bears, the performance of snowmobiles and sledges and other pertinent subjects are examined. Keywords: ARTIC REGIONS, BEACONS, CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING, COLD WEATHER OPERATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, FUEL CONSUMPTION, LOGISTICS, OVERSNOW VEHICLES, RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, RADIO TRANSMITTERS, RECONNAISSANCE VEHICLES, SEA ICE, SLEDS, SNOW VEHICLES, TRAFFICABILITY. (Canada). Abstract in French.