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Nedashkovsky, A P; Khvedynich, S V; Petrovsky, T V (2009): (Table 1) Snow and ice thickness and layering at observation points of the North Pole 34 drifting station [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.726428, Supplement to: Nedashkovsky, AP et al. (2009): Alkalinity of sea ice in the high-latitudinal Arctic according to the surveys performed at North Pole Drifting Station 34 and characterization of the role of the Arctic ice in the CO2 exchange. Oceanology, 49(1), 55-63, https://doi.org/10.1134/S000143700901007X

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Abstract:
Variability of total alkalinity in sea ice of the high-latitudinal Arctic from November 2005 to May 2006 is considered. For the bulk of one- and two-year sea ice, alkalinity dependence on salinity is described as TA = k x Sal, where k is salinity/alkalinity ratio in under-ice water. The given relationship is valid within a wide range of salinity from 0.1 psu in desalinated fraction of two-year ice to 36 psu in snow on the young ice surface. Geochemically significant deviations from the relationship noted were observed exclusively in snow and the upper layer of one-year ice. In the upper layer of one-year ice, deficiency of alkalinity is observed ( delta TA ~= -0.07 mEq/kg, or -15%). In snow on the surface of the one-year ice, alkalinity excess is formed under desalination ( delta TA is as high as 1.3 mEq/kg, or 380%). Deviations registered are caused by possibility of carbonate precipitation in form of CaCO3 x 6H2O under seawater freezing. It is shown that ice formation and the following melting might cause losses of atmospheric CO2 of up to 3 x 10**12 gC/year.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 87.927251 * Median Longitude: 38.173465 * South-bound Latitude: 87.354722 * West-bound Longitude: 10.425000 * North-bound Latitude: 88.892222 * East-bound Longitude: 101.086667
Date/Time Start: 2006-02-05T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2006-12-05T00:00:00
Event(s):
SP-34-4  * Latitude: 88.127500 * Longitude: 94.918888 * Location: Arctic Ocean * Campaign: SP-34 * Basis: Ice drift station * Method/Device: Sea ice corer (SEAICEC)
SP-34-5  * Latitude: 87.952778 * Longitude: 101.086667 * Date/Time: 2006-06-02T00:00:00 * Location: Arctic Ocean * Campaign: SP-34 * Basis: Ice drift station * Method/Device: Sea ice corer (SEAICEC)
SP-34-6  * Latitude: 88.001389 * Longitude: 51.898055 * Date/Time: 2006-07-03T00:00:00 * Location: Arctic Ocean * Campaign: SP-34 * Basis: Ice drift station * Method/Device: Sea ice corer (SEAICEC)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEvent
Latitude of eventLatitude
Longitude of eventLongitude
Sea ice thicknessEsEsmNedashkovsky, A PSea ice observation
Snow thicknessSnow thickmNedashkovsky, A P
ThicknessThickmmNedashkovsky, A Player of meltwater from snow
NumberNoNedashkovsky, A Pof layers in ice including snow
Size:
76 data points

Data

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Event

Latitude

Longitude

EsEs [m]

Snow thick [m]

Thick [mm]

No
SP-34-4 88.127594.91891.260.1705211
SP-34-5 87.9528101.08671.100.080189
SP-34-6 88.001451.89811.350.1302210
SP-34-7 87.845647.16140.520.03554
SP-34-8 87.447538.23941.480.2706911
SP-34-9 87.378933.83252.230.31013116
SP-34-10 87.378933.83251.250.4401769
SP-34-11 87.354734.48001.510.1605411
SP-34-12 87.531933.43921.500.1202911
SP-34-13 87.673933.00610.840.07097
SP-34-14 87.949733.12191.370.48018611
SP-34-15 88.126139.29361.620.1001912
SP-34-16 88.347838.35921.020.050149
SP-34-17 88.711130.79081.420.50017211
SP-34-18 88.892223.52171.660.1202912
SP-34-19 88.229718.04281.060.035149
SP-34-20 88.038115.47421.400.48016910
SP-34-21 87.867214.37191.690.1203112
SP-34-22 87.762810.42501.520.4901709