Seasonal maximum ice thickness data for rivers and lakes in Alaska from 1962 to 2019
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Ice growth through the winter integrates air and water temperature, snow conditions, wind, and hydrology. Thus the maximum thickness of ice provides an integrative measure of winter conditions that can be compared among years, regions, and water bodies. Estimates of maximum ice thickness (MIT) are provided for many rivers and lakes in Alaska. MIT estimates are based on late winter observations of ice thickness from numerous data sources fit to a temperature driven ice growth model (modified Stefan equation) for each year and site. These estimates provide a standardized comparison of ice thickness among water bodies and regions over a time when winter climate has been changing in Alaska.
提供机构：
University of Alaska Fairbanks; Alaska-Pacific River Forecast Center
创建时间：
2020-01-01
