Sea ice fracturing on the large scale

Engineering Fracture Mechanics

Volumn 68, Issue 17-18, 2001, Pages 2013-2043

  Hibler III, W D ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ANISOTROPY; DEFORMATION; FRACTURE; PRESSURE EFFECTS; STRESS ANALYSIS;

STRESS MEASUREMENTS;

ICE;

ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT; DEFORMATION; FRACTURE MECHANICS; SEA ICE;

EID: 0035955405     PISSN: 00137944     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0013-7944(01)00035-2     Document Type: Article

References (68)

1. Deformation of the Arctic Ocean sea ice cover between November 1996 and April 1997: A survey
2. Sea ice motion from satellite passive microwave data assessed with ERS and buoy motions
3. Rectilinear leads and internal motions in the pack ice of the Western Arctic Ocean
4. Spatial aspects of pressure ridge statistics
5. On modeling the anisotropic failure and flow of flawed sea ice
6. Mesoscale strain measurements during AIDJEX 1971
7. Air photo analysis of ice deformation in the Beaufort sea pack ice during AIDJEX 1972
8. An integrated system for measuring sea ice motions
9. Estimating the deformation of sea ice, POAC 77
10. Ice lead orientation characteristics in the winter Beaufort sea
11. Differential sea ice drift I: Mesoscale strain measurements on the Beaufort sea pack ice
12. Kinematics of sea ice
13. Mesoscale sea ice deformation in the East Greenland marginal ice zone
14. Stress measurements in ice
15. On the relationship between local stresses and strains in Arctic pack ice
16. Stress measurements in drifting pack ice
17. Towards improving the physical basis for ice-dynamics models
18. Characteristics of pack ice stress in the Alaskan Beaufort Sea
19. Motion-induced stresses in pack ice
20. On the mesoscale interaction of lead ice and floes
21. Failure of columnar saline ice under biaxial compression: Failure envelopes and the brittle-to-ductile transition
22. The wind-driven circulation of ice and water in a polar ocean
23. Sea-ice dynamics in the Weddell sea in winter
24. On applying granular flow theory to a deforming broken ice field
25. Differential sea ice drift II: Comparison of mesoscale strain measurements to linear drift theory predictions
26. Some results from a linear viscous model of the Arctic ice cover
27. Analysis of shear zone ize deformation in the Beaufort sea using satellite imagery
28. Nonsteady ice drift in the Strait of Belle Isle
29. Sea ice dynamics models
30. Mechanical behavior of compacted arctic ice floes
31. A dynamic thermodynamic sea ice model
32. A viscous sea ice law as a stochastic average of plasticity
33. On modelling pack ice as a cavitating fluid
34. Modeling sea ice as a granular material, including the dilatancy effect
35. A symptotic stability of the viscous-plastic sea ice rheology
36. Model of pressure ridge formation in sea ice
37. The energetics of the plastic deformation of pack ice by ridging
38. The thickness distribution of sea ice
39. Modeling a variable thickness sea ice cover
40. Ice dynamics
41. The role of rafting in the mechanical redistribution of sea-ice thickness
42. Ridging and strength in modeling the thickness distribution of Arctic sea ice
43. The effect of sea ice rheology on Arctic buoy drift
44. On the ridging of a thin sheet of lead ice
45. On the ridging of intact lead ice
46. Four stages of pressure ridging
47. An initial numerical investigation of the extent of sea-ice ridging
48. Open water production in Arctic sea ice: Satellite measurements and model parameterizations
49. Yield curves and flow rules of pack rules of pack ice
50. Pack ice anisotropic constitutive model
51. The architecture of an anisotropic elastic-plastic sea ice mechanics constitutive law
52. The fracture of ice on scales large and small: Arctic leads and wing cracks
53. Arctic sea ice leads from advanced very high resolution radiometer images
54. Two-dimensional deformation patterns in sea ice
55. Arctic sea ice as a granular plastic
56. Heirarchy and sea ice mechanics: A case study from the Beaufort sea
57. Measuring the sea ice floe size distribution
58. The response of lead patterns in the Beaufort sea to storm-scale wind forcing
59. On modeling sea ice fracture and flow in numerical investigations of climate
60. A note on the constitutive law for sea ice
61. Modeling ice dynamics of coastal seas
62. Mathematical characteristics of sea ice dynamics models
63. Loss of hyperbolicity and III-posedness of the viscous-plastic sea ice rheology in uniaxial divergent flow
64. Modeling the formation and evolution of oriented fractures in sea-ice
65. A simulation of inertial oscillation in drifting pack ice
66. On simulating high frequency variability in Antarctic sea-ice dynamics models