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Field study of ice characteristics off the western coast of Newfoundland

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.4224/12328438
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  1. National Research Council of Canada. NRC Canadian Hydraulics Centre
SponsorSearch for: Program of Energy Research and Development (Canada); Search for: Canadian Hydraulics Centre; Search for: National Research Council of Canada. Centre of Ice-Structure Interaction
FormatText, Technical Report
Physical description32 p.
Abstract
This report is a brief description of the field program conducted off the Western Coast of Newfoundland from 7 - 22 March 1999. The intent of the field program was to characterize the ice regime in this area of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The measured ice properties included the floe size and ridge spacing, the mechanical strength of the ice, sail block size, the ridge topography and snow depth. Ice cores were extracted to determine the ice thickness, the macrostructural properties of the ice, the salinity, temperature and density of the ice. This report documents the ice temperature, salinity, and ridge topography. Some preliminary results of the in situ mechanical strength of the ice are discussed.
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PublisherNational Research Council of Canada
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  • PERD/CHC Report.
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  • Technical Report (National Research Council of Canada. Canadian Hydraulics Centre), no. HYD-TR-039 (12 May 1999).
LanguageEnglish
NPARC number12328438
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