Eastern-Western Arctic Sea Ice Analysis 1992.
This publication is the 19th edition of the Arctic sea-ice atlases prepared by the JIC. The atlas contains weekly charts depicting Northern Hemisphere and Great Lakes ice conditions and extent. The significant use of high resolution satellite imagery, combined with valuable ice reconnaissance data f...
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ftdtic:ADA292105 2023-05-15T14:51:40+02:00 Eastern-Western Arctic Sea Ice Analysis 1992. NAVAL POLAR OCEANOGRAPHY CENTER WASHINGTON DC 1992 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA292105 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA292105 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA292105 Availability: Document partially illegible. DTIC AND NTIS Snow Ice and Permafrost *ICE FORMATION *SEA ICE AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE DRIFT MAPS REMOTE DETECTION RECONNAISSANCE SATELLITES GREAT LAKES ARCTIC OCEAN ATLASES Text 1992 ftdtic 2016-02-19T12:11:23Z This publication is the 19th edition of the Arctic sea-ice atlases prepared by the JIC. The atlas contains weekly charts depicting Northern Hemisphere and Great Lakes ice conditions and extent. The significant use of high resolution satellite imagery, combined with valuable ice reconnaissance data from various sources, has greatly improved the accuracy of these analyses. The purpose of this atlas is to provide the user with reliable weekly hemispheric ice analyses. Both Navy and NOAA personnel with considerable experience in sea-ice analysis prepare the analyses. The following procedures have been developed to ensure the quality of the products: a. Conventional shore station, ship, and aerial reconnaissance observations are plotted and evaluated. b. Satellite data from different sensors is compared and analyzed for ice information content. Table 1, located on the inside back cover, summarizes the data availability for 1992. c. A final product results from a and b. However, where insufficient data is available, an estimated boundary will be depicted. Meteorological data and computer generated ice drift vectors are used to determine the estimated ice position. (MM) Text Arctic Arctic Ocean Ice permafrost Sea ice Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Arctic Ocean |
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This publication is the 19th edition of the Arctic sea-ice atlases prepared by the JIC. The atlas contains weekly charts depicting Northern Hemisphere and Great Lakes ice conditions and extent. The significant use of high resolution satellite imagery, combined with valuable ice reconnaissance data from various sources, has greatly improved the accuracy of these analyses. The purpose of this atlas is to provide the user with reliable weekly hemispheric ice analyses. Both Navy and NOAA personnel with considerable experience in sea-ice analysis prepare the analyses. The following procedures have been developed to ensure the quality of the products: a. Conventional shore station, ship, and aerial reconnaissance observations are plotted and evaluated. b. Satellite data from different sensors is compared and analyzed for ice information content. Table 1, located on the inside back cover, summarizes the data availability for 1992. c. A final product results from a and b. However, where insufficient data is available, an estimated boundary will be depicted. Meteorological data and computer generated ice drift vectors are used to determine the estimated ice position. (MM) |
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Eastern-Western Arctic Sea Ice Analysis 1992. |
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Eastern-Western Arctic Sea Ice Analysis 1992. |
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Eastern-Western Arctic Sea Ice Analysis 1992. |
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