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Quote from: Trebuchet on June 21, 2013, 08:02:10 PMIt might only be me but looks like one of the the large fractures in the Beaufort Sea earlier this year has survived all the ice movement. By it's colour the ice there looks very thin. Interesting to see what happens if it melts out before the rest of the pack and the results of that.Spotted that the other day - it's definitely the biggest of the fractures from March, you can track all the way from then until now on ASCAT.
It might only be me but looks like one of the the large fractures in the Beaufort Sea earlier this year has survived all the ice movement. By it's colour the ice there looks very thin. Interesting to see what happens if it melts out before the rest of the pack and the results of that.
Nothing profound to say here, Just noticed a feature that would have been useful. TOPAZ has an age of first year ice feature. The ice in the Beaufort negative aged in March, so Topaz followed the cracking event accurately.
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