Data from Field Experiments on Sea Ice Restoration by Artificial Flooding

DOI:10.4121/dae61d9b-d079-4959-868e-591b7de1b7f6.v3
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DOI: 10.4121/dae61d9b-d079-4959-868e-591b7de1b7f6

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Hammer, Tim C.; Shestov, Aleksey; van Dijke, Laura; Ypma, Fonger; Meijeraan, Tom et. al. (2024): Data from Field Experiments on Sea Ice Restoration by Artificial Flooding. Version 3. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/dae61d9b-d079-4959-868e-591b7de1b7f6.v3
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Dataset

Version 3 - 2024-11-29 (latest)
Version 2 - 2024-11-15 Version 1 - 2024-09-23
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Geolocation

Vallunden lake, Spitsbergen

Licence

CC BY-NC 4.0

Interoperability

Field experiments were conducted in the Vallunden lagoon on Spitsbergen. Snow-covered first-year sea ice was artificially flooded. The flooding phase was accompanied by in-situ ice core measurements. In addition, continuous data were measured by four SAMS Enterprise Snow and Ice Mass Balance Apparatuses (SIMBAs), two radiometers, and one anemometer for a longest period between 21.03.2024-24.06.2024, covering the period before and during flooding, and the full period until the melting of the sea ice in the lagoon.


A full description of the data and experimental design has been published as data article in Data in Brief and can be found here.

For questions about the data contact Tim C. Hammer ([email protected]).

History

  • 2024-09-23 first online
  • 2024-11-29 published, posted

Publisher

4TU.ResearchData

Format

.csv, .xlsx, .pdf, .mp4, .mat

Associated peer-reviewed publication

Field data on sea ice restoration by artificial flooding

Organizations

TU Delft, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Department of Hydraulic Engineering;
The University Centre in Svalbard;
Arctic Reflections

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