A P Crary
Biographic Data
| ID | 1348140 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A P Crary |
| GIVEN NAMES | A P |
| FAMILY NAME | Crary |
| SIGNATURE | CRARY A P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Antarctic Snow and Ice Studies II
South to the Pole
Antarctic Research
Antarctic glaciological report, 1960
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Antarctic Scout, by Richard Lee Chappell
Arctic Ice Island and Ice Shelf Studies
Discusses possible conditions north of 80 N. under which thick floating ice can form, and outlines the possible history of the Ward Hunt (Ellesmere) Ice Shelf and the ice island T-3. General surface features are explained, and the possible future of these ice masses is discussed. Factors conductive to growth and ablation of perennial ice are considered. Combinations of surface conditions and heat from the ocean waters that limit the ice thickness…
Arctic Ice Island and Ice Shelf Studies
Summarizes some physical characteristics of ice island T-3 and its presumed source, the ice shelf off northern Ellesmere. Investigations since 1952 are described, results tabulated and graphed. The maximum ice thickness of the ice shelf was 60 m and that of T-3, 68 m (averaging 0.905 gm/cm3 in density from the surface to a depth of 16 m). Dust from dirt layers (collecting in small holes) on T-1 and T-3 appears to have originated from a land mass …
Geophysical Studies Along Northern Ellesmere Island
During late June 1954 the writer and G.F. Hattersley-Smith (Ellesmere Ice Shelf Expedition) made 19 line soundings, three hydrographic stations, and took 13 Phleger bottom core samples along the Ellesmere coast between Markham and M'Clintock Bays (approx. 83 00-15 N 71-77 W) In late summer, 25 seismic soundings (19 successful) were attempted through the ice shelf from Ward Hunt Island to Cape Discovery (approx. 74-77 W). Some results of the bathy…
Northern Ellesmere Island, 1953 And 1954
Account of the Ellesmere Ice Shelf Expeditions, organized by the Defence Research Board and Geological Survey of Canada. On reconnaissance Apr.-Aug. 1953, G.F. Hattersley-Smith and R.G. Blackadar made glaciological and geological observations west from Alert to Markham Bay (including Ross River and Feilden Peninsula), east to Cape Sheridan, and southwest along Wood River toward the United States Range. In 1954 (Apr.-Sept.), G.F. Hattersley-Smith,…
Preliminary Report on Scientific Work on "Fletcher's Ice Island", T3
"T3 is an ice island in the Arctic Ocean on which a permanent campsite was erected in 1952 for scientific operations. The investigations, other than meteorological, in progress from April 1-Oct. 1, included studies of the physical structure of the island, the movement of the island and the ice pack, seismic profiling and other miscellaneous data. T3 is 31 mi in circumference and has a minimum width of 5 mi. A 52-ft hole was dug in which 58 dirt l…
Preliminary Report on Scientific Work on "Fletcher's Ice Island", T3
"T3 is an ice island in the Arctic Ocean on which a permanent campsite was erected in 1952 for scientific operations. The investigations, other than meteorological, in progress from April 1-Oct. 1, included studies of the physical structure of the island, the movement of the island and the ice pack, seismic profiling and other miscellaneous data. T3 is 31 mi in circumference and has a minimum width of 5 mi. A 52-ft hole was dug in which 58 dirt l…
Northern Ellesmere Island, 1953 And 1954
Account of the Ellesmere Ice Shelf Expeditions, organized by the Defence Research Board and Geological Survey of Canada. On reconnaissance Apr.-Aug. 1953, G.F. Hattersley-Smith and R.G. Blackadar made glaciological and geological observations west from Alert to Markham Bay (including Ross River and Feilden Peninsula), east to Cape Sheridan, and southwest along Wood River toward the United States Range. In 1954 (Apr.-Sept.), G.F. Hattersley-Smith,…
Geophysical Studies Along Northern Ellesmere Island
During late June 1954 the writer and G.F. Hattersley-Smith (Ellesmere Ice Shelf Expedition) made 19 line soundings, three hydrographic stations, and took 13 Phleger bottom core samples along the Ellesmere coast between Markham and M'Clintock Bays (approx. 83 00-15 N 71-77 W) In late summer, 25 seismic soundings (19 successful) were attempted through the ice shelf from Ward Hunt Island to Cape Discovery (approx. 74-77 W). Some results of the bathy…
Arctic Ice Island and Ice Shelf Studies
Summarizes some physical characteristics of ice island T-3 and its presumed source, the ice shelf off northern Ellesmere. Investigations since 1952 are described, results tabulated and graphed. The maximum ice thickness of the ice shelf was 60 m and that of T-3, 68 m (averaging 0.905 gm/cm3 in density from the surface to a depth of 16 m). Dust from dirt layers (collecting in small holes) on T-1 and T-3 appears to have originated from a land mass …
Antarctic Scout, by Richard Lee Chappell
Arctic Ice Island and Ice Shelf Studies
Discusses possible conditions north of 80 N. under which thick floating ice can form, and outlines the possible history of the Ward Hunt (Ellesmere) Ice Shelf and the ice island T-3. General surface features are explained, and the possible future of these ice masses is discussed. Factors conductive to growth and ablation of perennial ice are considered. Combinations of surface conditions and heat from the ocean waters that limit the ice thickness…
Antarctic glaciological report, 1960
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Antarctic Research
South to the Pole
Antarctic Snow and Ice Studies II
Geology (9 works) · Geology (9 works) · Oceanography (9 works) · Oceanography (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Physical geography (7 works) · Cryospheric studies and observations (6 works) · Sea ice (6 works) · Cryosphere (5 works) · Climate change and permafrost (4 works)