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OIB: Across the Ross
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- At 5am the Operation IceBridge team got the weather briefing they were hoping to hear: The Ross Sea
- had unusually clear skies, and so the first ever basin-wide
- laser and radar survey of this critical area was officially a go.
- "It should be good all day. Yeah, but like you said, this
- has been pretty ugly for quite a while so." "Yeah, it has. And that's a baseline mission."
- Three hours later, the NASA P-3 aircraft was on the move, taking off from the sea ice runway at
- McMurdo Station, and heading to its science target.
- The particular flight paths for the Ross Sea Fluxgate mission were chosen to sample the movement, or flux,
- of flows of sea ice moving northward from the coast.
- A few hours into the mission, the team encountered
- large icebergs that had broken off of nearby ice sheets, as well as many
- cracks of open ocean water, or leads, in the sea ice.
- These leads generated moisture in the air, causing localized fog and low cloud cover, but nothing the team’s instruments couldn’t handle.
- The leads also make a good science target because measuring the local sea surface height enables researchers to estimate the thickness
- of the sea ice above and below the water.
- The Ross Sea is particularly important to study since it’s one of the few places
- where sea ice coverage has been, on average, increasing over the last few decades. IceBridge thickness
- data should help illuminate whether that increased area actually represents a greater total volume of ice as well.
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| Источник | NASA, Центр космических полётов имени Годдарда (GSFC) |
| Исходная запись | images.nasa.gov — GSFC_20140731_OIB_m11621_Across_the_Ross, 2014 год |
| Лицензия | Общественное достояние (материалы NASA) |
| Субтитры | файл субтитров NASA из той же записи; убраны пометки вроде [music], реплики склеены во фразы |
| Подпись | Видео и субтитры: NASA/GSFC (images.nasa.gov) |
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- basin
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- survey
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- flux
- northward
- encountered
- icebergs
- generated
- moisture
- localized
- instruments
- enables
- researchers
- estimate
- thickness
- coverage
- decades
- illuminate
- volume
Описание от NASA (по-английски)
As summer temperatures heat up in the Northern Hemisphere, we look back at Operation IceBridge’s most recent Antarctic campaign. In November of last year, IceBridge researchers completed the first-ever basin-wide airborne survey of ice in the Ross Sea. This survey, known as the Ross Sea Fluxgate mission, aimed to help researchers track the movement of sea ice in the Ross Sea. After an early morning weather briefing and takeoff from the sea ice runway at the National Science Foundation's McMurdo Station in Antarctica, the NASA P-3 flew a survey that took researchers across the Ross Sea basin and back.
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