Sizes and Shapes of Sea Ice Floes Broken by Waves–A Case Study From the East Antarctic Coast

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RT @Nansensenteret: A recent study (co-authored by a NERSC researcher) investigates an example of unusually shaped ice floes by East #Antar…

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RT @Nansensenteret: A recent study (co-authored by a NERSC researcher) investigates an example of unusually shaped ice floes by East #Antar…

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A recent study (co-authored by a NERSC researcher) investigates an example of unusually shaped ice floes by East #Antarctica 🇦🇶, and they conclude with 🌊 wave activity having led to their formation 2/2 https://t.co/gJyZ5wekYi

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New Research: Sizes and Shapes of Sea Ice Floes Broken by Waves–A Case Study From the East Antarctic Coast: The floe size distribution (FSD) is an important characteristics of sea ice, influencing several physical processes that take place… https://t.co/By

19 May 2021

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