Discusses the problem of access by light aircraft to the Polar Continental Shelf Project's icecap station on Meighen from Isachsen on Ellef Ringnes Island. Data are tabulated to show the incidence of poor visibility and other hazards at Meighen Island, and a calculation of probability indices for successful round-trip flights in different months and conditions is attempted. Warning is given that these low figures indicate that planning of work on Meighen should allow ample margin of time to cover delays due to unsuitable flying conditions
ABSTRACT. A review of post-1900 sightings of ice islands and exceptionally large icebergs in eastern...
Describes the meteorological program of the Jacobsen- McGill expedition, summers 1960-1962, the purp...
In August 2010, a 253 km2 ice island calved from the floating glacial tongue of Petermann Glacier in...
Contains discussion of eight air photographs (from the Danish Geodetic Institute) of three regions o...
Contains an account of the discovery of two groups of "ice islands" evidently originating on the nor...
Contains account of ice islands discovered since those discussed by L.S. Koenig, q.v. 31 new islands...
Five large ice islands broke away from the Ward Hunt Ice Shelf between 19 August 1961 and 18 April 1...
A review of post-1900 sightings of ice islands and exceptionally large icebergs in eastern Canadian ...
Pressured and ridged ice is a dangerous hazard facing ships in the Arctic. Ships can become stuck or...
During the International Geophysical Year observations of the surface weather were made at Lake Haze...
Discusses possible conditions north of 80 N. under which thick floating ice can form, and outlines t...
The arctic landscape has slowly been warming over the course of the 20th century resulting in a rece...
Field measurements on multi-year ice in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago are presented, including det...
Contains an account of a trip made in Aug. 1951 by a three-man party from the Lauge Koch expedition,...
The author has identified the following significant results. Data showed unexpected great variations...
ABSTRACT. A review of post-1900 sightings of ice islands and exceptionally large icebergs in eastern...
Describes the meteorological program of the Jacobsen- McGill expedition, summers 1960-1962, the purp...
In August 2010, a 253 km2 ice island calved from the floating glacial tongue of Petermann Glacier in...
Contains discussion of eight air photographs (from the Danish Geodetic Institute) of three regions o...
Contains an account of the discovery of two groups of "ice islands" evidently originating on the nor...
Contains account of ice islands discovered since those discussed by L.S. Koenig, q.v. 31 new islands...
Five large ice islands broke away from the Ward Hunt Ice Shelf between 19 August 1961 and 18 April 1...
A review of post-1900 sightings of ice islands and exceptionally large icebergs in eastern Canadian ...
Pressured and ridged ice is a dangerous hazard facing ships in the Arctic. Ships can become stuck or...
During the International Geophysical Year observations of the surface weather were made at Lake Haze...
Discusses possible conditions north of 80 N. under which thick floating ice can form, and outlines t...
The arctic landscape has slowly been warming over the course of the 20th century resulting in a rece...
Field measurements on multi-year ice in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago are presented, including det...
Contains an account of a trip made in Aug. 1951 by a three-man party from the Lauge Koch expedition,...
The author has identified the following significant results. Data showed unexpected great variations...
ABSTRACT. A review of post-1900 sightings of ice islands and exceptionally large icebergs in eastern...
Describes the meteorological program of the Jacobsen- McGill expedition, summers 1960-1962, the purp...
In August 2010, a 253 km2 ice island calved from the floating glacial tongue of Petermann Glacier in...