On the Dependence of Ice Formation Process in Lake Ladoga on Air Temperature

Remote sensing data on the distribution of ice in the water area of Lake Ladoga over the past thirty winters were used. Data of the Sortavala weather station, were used to calculate the accumulation of average daily air temperatures after a stable transition through 0°C towards negative values of the sum. A scheme of ice edge advance during lake freezing was obtained depending on the accumulated sum of average daily air temperatures.

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Water Resources
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0097807824701306
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Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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On the Dependence of Ice Formation Process in Lake Ladoga on Air Temperature

С. Г. Каретников
Water Resources
Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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On the Dependence of Ice Formation Process in Lake Ladoga on Air Temperature

С. Г. Каретников
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Abstract

Remote sensing data on the distribution of ice in the water area of Lake Ladoga over the past thirty winters were used. Data of the Sortavala weather station, were used to calculate the accumulation of average daily air temperatures after a stable transition through 0°C towards negative values of the sum. A scheme of ice edge advance during lake freezing was obtained depending on the accumulated sum of average daily air temperatures.

Water ResourcesVol. 51(S1)
Limnological Institute (RU), Institute of Limnology of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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