Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response
As the arctic opens to more development and increasing ship traffic, coastlines are at greater risk of oil pollution resulting from these operations. Fjords are one feature common throughout the arctic, with many dotting the coast of Norway. While these fjords often remain ice free year-round, some...
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ftsintef:oai:sintef.brage.unit.no:11250/2640269 2023-05-15T14:54:45+02:00 Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response O'Sadnick, Megan Eileen Petrich, Christian Kleven, Øystein Brekke, Camilla Skarðhamar, J. Dang, Nga Phuong 2018 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2640269 eng eng Proceedings of the Forty-first AMOP Technical Seminar, Environment and Climate Change Canada Ottawa, ON, Canada Norges forskningsråd: 237906 urn:isbn:978-0-660-04851-2 http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2640269 cristin:1624859 123-137 Oljeforurensning Oil pollution Oil spill response Ice conditions VDP::Annen marin teknologi: 589 VDP::Other marine technology: 589 Chapter 2018 ftsintef 2021-08-04T12:00:40Z As the arctic opens to more development and increasing ship traffic, coastlines are at greater risk of oil pollution resulting from these operations. Fjords are one feature common throughout the arctic, with many dotting the coast of Norway. While these fjords often remain ice free year-round, some fjords in both southern and northern Norway can experience variations in ice extent from year to year. The properties of this ice, including porosity, can differ from that of the sea ice found in the open ocean given the influence of various factors including freshwater input, bathemetry, and climatic and oceanographic conditions. Given these variations, oil would likely interact with the ice in a way different from that expected with either sea ice or fresh water ice. To begin understanding the causes and extent of these variations and their potential impact on oil movement through the ice, observations of ice conditions and measurement of ice properties were made in fjords throughout northern Norway between January and May 2018. Results reveal significant variations in ice properties between fjords located geographically near to each other. The data provide a starting point to improve our understanding of why ice extent and properties vary between fjords and our ability to predict ice conditions on a more detailed scale in fjords and along arctic coastlines. Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response acceptedVersion Book Part Arctic Northern Norway Sea ice SINTEF Open (Brage) Arctic Norway |
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Oljeforurensning Oil pollution Oil spill response Ice conditions VDP::Annen marin teknologi: 589 VDP::Other marine technology: 589 O'Sadnick, Megan Eileen Petrich, Christian Kleven, Øystein Brekke, Camilla Skarðhamar, J. Dang, Nga Phuong Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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As the arctic opens to more development and increasing ship traffic, coastlines are at greater risk of oil pollution resulting from these operations. Fjords are one feature common throughout the arctic, with many dotting the coast of Norway. While these fjords often remain ice free year-round, some fjords in both southern and northern Norway can experience variations in ice extent from year to year. The properties of this ice, including porosity, can differ from that of the sea ice found in the open ocean given the influence of various factors including freshwater input, bathemetry, and climatic and oceanographic conditions. Given these variations, oil would likely interact with the ice in a way different from that expected with either sea ice or fresh water ice. To begin understanding the causes and extent of these variations and their potential impact on oil movement through the ice, observations of ice conditions and measurement of ice properties were made in fjords throughout northern Norway between January and May 2018. Results reveal significant variations in ice properties between fjords located geographically near to each other. The data provide a starting point to improve our understanding of why ice extent and properties vary between fjords and our ability to predict ice conditions on a more detailed scale in fjords and along arctic coastlines. Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response acceptedVersion |
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O'Sadnick, Megan Eileen Petrich, Christian Kleven, Øystein Brekke, Camilla Skarðhamar, J. Dang, Nga Phuong |
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O'Sadnick, Megan Eileen Petrich, Christian Kleven, Øystein Brekke, Camilla Skarðhamar, J. Dang, Nga Phuong |
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Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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Observations of Ice Conditions and Properties in Norwegian Fjords during the Winter of 2018 and Implications for Oil Spill Response |
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observations of ice conditions and properties in norwegian fjords during the winter of 2018 and implications for oil spill response |
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Proceedings of the Forty-first AMOP Technical Seminar, Environment and Climate Change Canada Ottawa, ON, Canada Norges forskningsråd: 237906 urn:isbn:978-0-660-04851-2 http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2640269 cristin:1624859 |
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