Water and Ice
Operational algorithm for ice–water classification on dual-polarized RADARSAT-2 images
... nique was applied for the HH band of RS2 SCW images. The ScanSAR image swath consists of different combina- tions of four physical beams and there are well-known tech- nical features caused by a wave-like modulation of ...
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System of the ICE gas water fuel supply
... increased water vapor concentration in gas fuel causes the critical temperature variation in the cylinder that directly influences the ICE operation dynamics and the charge capacity of details of a sleeve ...
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The Water Masses and Circulation at the Amery Ice Shelf
... marine ice near the 500 m ice shelf draft line west of Gillock ...discussed, water masses and circulation at the Amery Ice Shelf are studied for the first ...the water masses and ...
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High speed imaging of ice nucleation in water proves the existence of active sites
... When ice nucleation was observed, the software was ...no ice remained in the drop, typically for 1 min, and then the cooling cycle was restarted at 1°C min −1 ...via water condensed on the ...
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Dynamics of CO in Amorphus water-ice environments
... amorphous water ice is studied under dense cloud conditions by means of off-lattice, on-the-fly, kinetic Monte Carlo ...the water ice provide the strongest binding sites and dominate diffusion ...
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River ice and water velocities using the Planet optical cubesat constellation
... river ice floes on northern rivers as indicators of water surface ...carry ice floes, and by the fact that the near-simultaneous swath overlaps, by design, do not cover the complete Earth ...offer ...
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Is There Water Ice in the Lunar Polar Craters?
... from water, but only suspect that LCROSS is unable to distinguish between hydroxyl radicals from water ice and hydroxyl groups from Moon's methanol due to ignore their spectral identity; (2) The ...
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Ice particle sampling from aircraft – influence of the probing position on the ice water content
... The ice water content (IWC) of cirrus clouds is an essential parameter determining their radiative properties and thus is important for climate ...the ice crystal sampling and measuring ...total ...
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Water waves generated by disturbances at an ice cover
... the water and the plane ¯ y = 0 coincides with the rest position of the ice ...The ice cover is modeled as a thin elastic sheet having a uniform surface density ¯ ρ, where ¯ ¯ is a constant having ...
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Adsorption of CO in amorphous water-ice surfaces
... hb2 water molecule, which would become more highly coor- dinated as the ice was warmed, thus accounting for the loss of the binding ...the water molecules in the compact amorphous ice can be ...
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Photochemistry of pyruvic acid in water and ice
... I am grateful to my advisor, Michael R. Hoffmann, for allowing me the opportunity to work through these years at Caltech; for giving me the freedom, since my first day, to be creative and productive in science; for his ...
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Thermal desorption of water ice in the interstellar medium
... reflecting both a different Avalue, and the different re- action kinetics. A more complete discussion of this com- plex relationship between TPD line shape profiles, bind- ing energies, and desorption kinetics can be ...
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The Canadian Ice Island Drift, Deterioration and Detection (CI2D3) Database
... of ice islands in this region tends to be inter- mittent (Newell, 1993; Johannessen and others, ...of ice islands from the Petermann Glacier and other northern Greenland glaciers has corresponded with the ...
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Falling Water Ice Purification of Ice-Binding Proteins
... The SDS-PAGE and protein concentration analyses were conducted using samples obtained. 293[r] ...
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Movement and depth and temperature preferences of benthic, deep water fish in an Arctic marine ecosystem
... report rate for Greenland halibut and 78 % for Arctic skate (Chapter 2; Chapter 3). These values were close to and even exceeded the overall report rate (83 %) registered by the tag manufacturer, Wildlife Computers Inc. ...
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Stable isotope and gas properties of two climatically contrasting (Pleistocene and Holocene) ice wedges from Cape Mamontov Klyk, Laptev Sea, northern Siberia
... Other ice wedge properties can help to understand and re- construct the environmental condition prevailing during ice wedge ...used ice crys- tallography, bubble content, gas composition and stable ...
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Eliciting expert judgement for the probability of AUV loss in contrasting operational environments
... shelf ice is likely to be the highest risk and open water the least. With the vehicle, there are two major issues. First, determining the reliability of the vehicle and second translating reliability into ...
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Brief communication “Global glacier volumes and sea level – small but systematic effects of ice below the surface of the ocean and of new local lakes on land”
... Patagonian ice fields ...Patagonian Ice Field). Addi- tional losses of water may be caused by increased evapora- tion over new lake (and sea) surfaces as compared to ear- lier ice surfaces at ...
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Towards a quasi-complete reconstruction of past atmospheric aerosol load and composition (organic and inorganic) over Europe since 1920 inferred from Alpine ice cores
... CDK ice core was more complicated to establish as detailed in Legrand et ...m water equivalent (mwe) the ammonium seasonal cycle vanishes and sulfate and nitrate exhibit unexpected low ...that ice ...
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Observing relationships between lightning and cloud profiles by means of a satellite-borne cloud radar
... For this study, we used two 2B-level CloudSat products: the cloud geometrical profile (2B-GEOPROF) and the radar- only version of the cloud ice and liquid water content (2B- CWC-RO). The 2B-GEOPROF contains ...
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