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Arndt, Stefanie; Schulz, Hauke; Nicolaus, Marcel (2018): Thickness and properties of sea ice and snow of land-fast sea ice in Atka Bay in 2017 [dataset]. Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.889250

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Abstract:
Manual measurements of sea ice thickness, sub-ice platelet layer thickness, freeboard, and snow thickness are distributed evenly and repeated along a 25km-long transect across Atka Bay every 2 to 4 weeks. At each measurement location, 5 holes were drilled through the ice in order to determine the aforementioned parameters, one in the center and one in a distance of five meters in each direction, to cover their small-scale spatial variabilities.
The measurements have been mainly conducted by the meteorologist (Hauke Schulz) and Max Merl, both of the overwintering team.
Funding:
German Research Foundation (DFG), grant/award no. 5472008: Priority Programme 1158 Antarctic Research with Comparable Investigations in Arctic Sea Ice Areas
Coverage:
Median Latitude: -70.601403 * Median Longitude: -7.931567 * South-bound Latitude: -70.615500 * West-bound Longitude: -8.140978 * North-bound Latitude: -70.574750 * East-bound Longitude: -7.484250
Date/Time Start: 2017-05-08T13:54:00 * Date/Time End: 2017-12-24T13:45:00
Event(s):
Atka_Ice_Port * Latitude: -70.610000 * Longitude: -8.140000 * Location: Atka Bay * Campaign: ANT-Land_2002-2009_ATKA * Basis: NEUMAYER III * Method/Device: Observation (OBSE)
Comment:
On 2019-11-19 it was noted, that Freeboard and Snow thickness were interchanged. What was called Snow thickness actually was Freeboard and vice versa. This is corrected now.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
DATE/TIMEDate/TimeArndt, StefanieGeocode – start, UTC
LATITUDELatitudeArndt, StefanieGeocode
LONGITUDELongitudeArndt, StefanieGeocode
Sample code/labelSample labelArndt, Stefanie
Air temperature at 2 m heightT2°CArndt, StefanieDigital thermometer
Temperature, airTTT°CArndt, StefanieDigital thermometersurface
Temperature, ice/snowt°CArndt, StefanieDigital thermometerSnow surface
Temperature, ice/snowt°CArndt, StefanieDigital thermometerSnow-ice interface
Temperature, waterTemp°CArndt, StefanieDigital thermometer
10 Sea ice thicknessEsEsmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)Center
11 Sub-ice platelet-layer thicknessSIPLmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)Center
12 Snow thicknessSnow thickmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)Center
13 FreeboardFreeboardmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)Center
14 CommentCommentArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)Center
15 Sea ice thicknessEsEsmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)North
16 Sub-ice platelet-layer thicknessSIPLmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)North
17 Snow thicknessSnow thickmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)North
18 FreeboardFreeboardmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)North
19 CommentCommentArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)North
20 Sea ice thicknessEsEsmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)East
21 Sub-ice platelet-layer thicknessSIPLmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)East
22 Snow thicknessSnow thickmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)East
23 FreeboardFreeboardmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)East
24 CommentCommentArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)East
25 Sea ice thicknessEsEsmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)South
26 Sub-ice platelet-layer thicknessSIPLmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)South
27 Snow thicknessSnow thickmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)South
28 FreeboardFreeboardmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)South
29 CommentCommentArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)South
30 Sea ice thicknessEsEsmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)West
31 Sub-ice platelet-layer thicknessSIPLmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)West
32 Snow thicknessSnow thickmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)West
33 FreeboardFreeboardmArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)West
34 CommentCommentArndt, StefanieRuler stick (RULER)West
35 CommentCommentArndt, Stefaniegeneral
36 Comment 2 (continued)Comm 2Arndt, Stefaniegeneral
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Date/Time
(start, UTC)

Latitude

Longitude

Sample label

T2 [°C]
(Digital thermometer)

TTT [°C]
(surface, Digital thermometer)

t [°C]
(Snow surface, Digital thermom...)

t [°C]
(Snow-ice interface, Digital t...)

Temp [°C]
(Digital thermometer)
10 
EsEs [m]
(Center, Ruler stick)
11 
SIPL [m]
(Center, Ruler stick)
12 
Snow thick [m]
(Center, Ruler stick)
13 
Freeboard [m]
(Center, Ruler stick)
14 
Comment
(Center, Ruler stick)
15 
EsEs [m]
(North, Ruler stick)
16 
SIPL [m]
(North, Ruler stick)
17 
Snow thick [m]
(North, Ruler stick)
18 
Freeboard [m]
(North, Ruler stick)
19 
Comment
(North, Ruler stick)
20 
EsEs [m]
(East, Ruler stick)
21 
SIPL [m]
(East, Ruler stick)
22 
Snow thick [m]
(East, Ruler stick)
23 
Freeboard [m]
(East, Ruler stick)
24 
Comment
(East, Ruler stick)
25 
EsEs [m]
(South, Ruler stick)
26 
SIPL [m]
(South, Ruler stick)
27 
Snow thick [m]
(South, Ruler stick)
28 
Freeboard [m]
(South, Ruler stick)
29 
Comment
(South, Ruler stick)
30 
EsEs [m]
(West, Ruler stick)
31 
SIPL [m]
(West, Ruler stick)
32 
Snow thick [m]
(West, Ruler stick)
33 
Freeboard [m]
(West, Ruler stick)
34 
Comment
(West, Ruler stick)
35 
Comment
(general)
36 
Comm 2
(general)
2017-05-08T13:54-70.609159-8.140978Shelf100-32.0-34.0-14.2-3.0-2.13.061.080.05T_snow in 50cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-08T14:39-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-31.9-32.2-13.9-3.6-2.00.550.190.45-0.17T_snow in 15cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-08T14:58-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-32.3-33.9-19.8-6.0-2.00.760.37-0.05T_snow in 15cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-08T15:22-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-32.3-33.8-22.1-7.0-2.00.680.31-0.06T_snow in 15cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-08T15:44-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-31.3-30.8-16.8-15.1-2.00.700.090.140.04T_snow in 15cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-08T16:10-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-30.6-31.2-15.8-10.5-2.00.610.20-0.02T_snow in 15cmSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers.Thermometers could hardly be read at the prevailing temperatures or the device failed completely at times. Temperature values are therefore not reliable.
2017-05-12T16:35-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-11.6-15.5-6.3-4.4-2.00.700.360.23-0.03slush-ice at snow/ice interfaceSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Sometimes long cracks can be seen in the sea ice. Snow temperatures were measured in the middle of the snow.
2017-05-12T16:25-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-11.7-15.0-7.7-5.0-2.00.640.330.35-0.02slush-ice at snow/ice interfaceSea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Sometimes long cracks can be seen in the sea ice. Snow temperatures were measured in the middle of the snow.
2017-05-12T16:13-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-11.6-14.4-8.6-6.1-2.00.560.330.28-0.03Sea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Sometimes long cracks can be seen in the sea ice. Snow temperatures were measured in the middle of the snow.
2017-05-12T16:05-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-11.6-16.2-10.6-9.2-2.10.700.230.150.06Sea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Sometimes long cracks can be seen in the sea ice. Snow temperatures were measured in the middle of the snow.
2017-05-12T15:50-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-10.5-16.5-9.4-8.0-2.00.620.050.170.00Sea ice was very flat. At the 5th drilling there were some snowdrifts/raises. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Sometimes long cracks can be seen in the sea ice. Snow temperatures were measured in the middle of the snow.
2017-05-18T15:25-70.574750-8.045700Atka03-21.1-13.2-14.0-8.0-2.01.800.620.320.051.040.420.250.011.620.390.260.02double ice layer at 1.20m0.46not enough corer extensions2.981.060.300.00bore hole quite fast refrozen, therefore freeboard value not reliableThe sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T13:20-70.582450-7.944417Atka07-21.5-18.4-13.8-8.7-2.00.730.100.38-0.03strikingly clear water0.690.110.22-0.02clear water0.710.100.28-0.05clear water0.890.120.21-0.06slush-ice at snow/ice interface (before drilling), clear water0.810.630.33-0.02clear waterThe sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T18:03-70.609159-8.140978Shelf100-25.1-25.7-10.5-3.7-2.03.830.601.03freeboard quite positivThe sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T17:52-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-25.6-25.9-13.0-6.2-2.00.730.630.200.01The sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T17:32-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-24.4-25.6-14.3-7.0-2.00.610.490.34-0.04The sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T17:13-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-25.2-24.7-14.7-8.4-3.00.590.530.29-0.04The sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T16:57-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-25.3-25.4-19.4-15.8-2.20.770.420.130.06The sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-18T16:38-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-24.4-21.5-14.8-11.4-2.00.690.390.190.01The sea ice was still very even between Shelf100 and Shelf1000, but there were significantly more cracks to be seen. At Atka3 there were some distortions, also on the way to Atka7, distortions and flat surfaces alternated.Atka7 was rather on an uneven spot. Surface temperatures of the snow were measured with IR thermometers. Conductivities were analyzed from a water sample and refer to a reference temperature of 20°C.
2017-05-30T19:14-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-12.3-14.1-10.7-9.1-2.11.060.500.100.051.961.370.35-0.060.940.320.170.051.240.360.460.071.010.370.040.08Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T16:55-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-14.6-17.2-9.6-6.4-2.00.790.220.66-0.14slush0.771.860.57-0.130.800.170.66-0.16slush0.960.030.70-0.16slush0.800.250.66-0.12Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T15:38-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-14.7-16.8-12.9-10.4-2.10.760.020.110.040.640.070.160.010.950.060.060.050.730.090.080.040.690.110.150.02Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T13:19-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-14.4-15.6-12.3-11.9-2.10.640.140.060.040.650.130.050.040.650.180.060.040.640.230.050.040.650.120.050.04Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T14:50-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-14.6-16.8-11.3-10.5-2.00.82-0.030.100.030.710.080.120.030.710.110.100.040.730.080.100.040.710.090.100.04Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T14:16-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-14.9-16.6-11.2-9.8-2.10.700.790.110.040.700.060.110.040.700.050.090.040.690.040.100.040.710.050.110.04Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-05-30T16:55-70.582407-7.944267Buoys-14.6-17.2-9.6-6.0-2.00.800.170.66-0.16slush; measurement corresponds to Atka07-East; thermistor chain was let into this hole.Conductivities were measured directly in the field. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-06-12T16:45-70.578107-8.053735ATKA031.020.020.260.01Please note the changed position! It was moved south to sample thermodynamically grown ice and not to be under the influence of the iceberg in the north.Test drive for the EM31 with corresponding test drillings.
2017-06-12T18:00-70.582450-7.944417ATKA071.060.100.72-0.12Test drive for the EM31 with corresponding test drillings.
2017-06-12T19:10-70.609619-8.138613Shelf2000.801.000.48-0.07Test drive for the EM31 with corresponding test drillings.
2017-06-18T13:31-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-24.4-25.9-11.9-5.8-2.01.110.120.52-0.05no slush1.090.170.52-0.10slush; water on sea ice already before drilling1.030.200.59-0.12Slush, water on the ice, piled up ice floe hidden in the snow and near the borehole1.120.110.44-0.07slush, water on the ice1.100.060.55-0.10slush, water on the ice, water sampleConductivity measurements should be taken with caution, as slush ice, which could have influenced the measurements, was usually in the drilling channel during the measurements.
2017-06-18T12:40-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-25.4-27.3-17.4-14.5-2.20.800.170.190.05water sample0.940.010.070.060.850.040.190.030.820.010.110.040.800.090.170.05Conductivity measurements should be taken with caution, as slush ice, which could have influenced the measurements, was usually in the drilling channel during the measurements.
2017-06-18T11:56-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-24.4-26.3-15.9-13.4-2.20.860.300.170.040.880.260.100.050.830.140.200.040.860.120.260.030.850.250.120.04Conductivity measurements should be taken with caution, as slush ice, which could have influenced the measurements, was usually in the drilling channel during the measurements.
2017-06-18T11:15-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-25.1-26.4-16.9-13.9-2.20.890.420.320.030.850.300.180.040.890.320.370.040.880.420.090.040.880.340.110.04Conductivity measurements should be taken with caution, as slush ice, which could have influenced the measurements, was usually in the drilling channel during the measurements.
2017-06-18T10:39-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-23.6-24.9-17.6-15.2-2.20.880.030.100.040.850.160.190.040.860.080.130.040.890.100.090.040.860.040.090.04Conductivity measurements should be taken with caution, as slush ice, which could have influenced the measurements, was usually in the drilling channel during the measurements.
2017-06-19T07:13-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-19.6-20.0-13.8-11.2-2.21.120.200.240.061.020.040.190.05water sample1.030.140.260.07Salinometer was pushed approx. 1m into the drill channel1.330.070.290.10bore hole filled up with slush0.710.480.210.08Salinometer was pushed approx. 1m into the drill channelThis measurement completes the series of 18.06.2017, which had to be shortened due to technical problems.
2017-07-14T14:00-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-33.4-32.0-18.5-14.4-2.31.231.790.270.08
2017-07-17T11:30-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-27.3-27.5-15.7-9.7-2.21.182.340.670.00Holes on Shelf200 and Shelf300 were drilled by hand after two drills broke.
2017-07-17T11:02-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-26.5-27.3-15.4-10.8-2.21.061.550.460.00first signs of platelet ice at 251 cmHoles on Shelf200 and Shelf300 were drilled by hand after two drills broke.
2017-07-17T10:47-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-26.5-27.2-16.9-10.5-2.11.101.340.450.05first signs of platelet ice at 280 cmHoles on Shelf200 and Shelf300 were drilled by hand after two drills broke.
2017-07-17T10:30-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-26.2-29.6-18.8-13.5-2.11.301.910.320.03Holes on Shelf200 and Shelf300 were drilled by hand after two drills broke.
2017-07-17T10:15-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-25.7-28.0-19.5-14.0-2.21.211.750.300.05first signs of platelet ice at 570 cmHoles on Shelf200 and Shelf300 were drilled by hand after two drills broke.
2017-07-20T15:00-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-24.0-23.1-18.7-14.9-2.11.350.210.260.04first signs of platelet ice at 3.81 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-07-20T13:55-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-24.7-25.5-15.5-7.7-2.11.340.460.84-0.12During the platelet ice measurement, no slow transition (increasing resistance) could be noticed at this point, but a hard edgeAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-07-20T13:00-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-24.1-24.1-20.4-15.0-2.11.070.320.200.07first signs of platelet ice at 3.35 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-07-20T12:29-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-24.2-24.5-18.9-14.8-2.21.150.900.220.04first signs of platelet ice at 2.82 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-07-20T11:48-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-25.3-25.3-19.8-15.5-2.21.172.030.230.07first signs of platelet ice at 4.45 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-07-20T10:43-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-25.2-29.0-21.0-19.8-2.21.200.640.100.070.070.110.081.240.530.09-0.07All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers. Due to technical problems, all drilling was done by hand and therefore reduced to one hole per position.
2017-08-08T09:45-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-21.4-29.7-11.1-6.8-2.21.204.141.15-0.23first signs of platelet ice at 5.27 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-08-08T10:05-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-20.5-28.0-11.2-7.1-2.11.103.090.77-0.15first signs of platelet ice at 5.86 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-08-08T10:20-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-20.6-24.0-11.6-8.0-2.11.183.090.490.00All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-08-08T10:38-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-20.5-23.5-12.2-8.8-2.11.422.700.57-0.05first signs of platelet ice at 6.90 mAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-08-08T10:58-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-20.6-23.0-12.3-9.2-2.01.342.560.450.00High resistance in the measuring hole due to platelet ice, so that only the striking platelet ice boundary could be measuredAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured with IR thermometers.
2017-08-17T17:40-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-37.1-37.0-19.5-11.5-2.11.471.960.510.011.451.770.410.011.391.770.520.001.472.070.600.001.491.800.420.04All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-08-17T15:30-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-31.9-34.7-14.3-7.0-2.01.411.951.00-0.111.451.151.20-0.171.311.301.10-0.261.301.000.90-0.171.371.001.20-0.20All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-08-17T14:35-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-33.8-33.5-22.1-16.0-2.11.771.060.180.101.410.730.350.052.071.500.200.141.510.940.350.071.741.110.280.10All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-08-17T13:35-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-31.6-33.3-19.8-14.26.71.271.000.280.041.360.910.270.021.250.990.370.021.241.150.220.031.290.970.260.01All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-08-17T12:45-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-29.9-34.0-20.7-16.3-2.11.371.300.230.121.331.120.220.061.271.600.280.021.351.190.230.031.391.400.230.04All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-08-17T11:05-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-28.8-34.7-19.4-14.9-2.11.440.630.220.06first signs of platelet ice at 1.23 m1.390.580.250.081.390.680.230.071.400.830.480.07first signs of platelet ice at 1.77 m1.401.970.140.06All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured at Atka11-Atka24 with the IR thermometer (IR measuring range down to -30°C), otherwise with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-20T16:05-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-30.8-31.3-8.7-2.02.144.271.80-0.7670cm slush already before drillingAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-20T15:35-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-30.3-31.1-12.3-6.6-2.01.274.761.44-0.21All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-20T14:53-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-29.0-29.5-13.4-7.5-2.01.354.371.22-0.18All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-20T16:40-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-30.3-31.3-13.2-8.3-2.02.113.991.07-0.13All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-20T17:05-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-30.7-31.4-16.8-9.6-2.11.513.620.61-0.01All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer (testo).
2017-09-21T17:15-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-25.8-25.9-19.0-10.1-2.11.630.730.58-0.041.480.820.60-0.071.430.860.70-0.141.550.600.59-0.091.610.630.51-0.05All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-09-21T15:43-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-26.6-27.3-12.9-7.4-2.11.591.722.08-0.38All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-09-21T14:45-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-27.1-28.0-22.9-16.9-2.11.103.170.300.141.761.730.290.032.171.700.300.172.961.000.390.121.741.830.300.10All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-09-21T14:10-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-27.0-25.5-21.3-17.8-2.11.581.300.170.121.581.270.210.021.441.640.260.031.471.380.160.071.541.420.170.04All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-09-21T13:30-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-26.4-27.2-20.7-12.8-2.11.571.500.500.001.651.410.44-0.011.471.900.45-0.041.651.620.480.001.641.380.480.00All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-09-21T12:40-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-25.4-32.9-21.3-17.3-2.01.610.690.160.111.590.580.300.101.510.720.180.101.600.830.220.121.661.010.150.09All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. At Atka07 the snow ablation was very high.Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormal amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T15:25-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-12.4-8.7-9.2-6.0-2.01.741.181.14-0.211.731.181.10-0.201.611.521.14-0.201.620.871.20-0.251.721.451.16-0.20All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T13:00-70.582450-7.944417ATKA07-8.2-2.4-2.11.483.993.30-1.80Slush ice with a thickness of 180 cm was also assumed as freeboard, boundary layer temperature snow/ice measured at interface slush/water.All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T12:50-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-14.1-10.6-14.7-10.0-2.02.143.290.500.041.933.060.550.032.272.990.440.061.942.850.440.051.872.860.510.05All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T12:06-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-15.5-14.0-12.0-7.9-2.01.672.560.500.001.752.620.580.001.632.640.550.001.572.480.50-0.021.712.570.520.00All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T11:25-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-15.2-13.6-11.0-6.7-1.81.692.330.94-0.161.722.860.99-0.161.702.790.88-0.081.813.140.77-0.101.802.820.95-0.12All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-25T10:35-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-14.8-13.3-15.0-11.3-2.01.941.460.200.09brown water1.771.460.250.10braunes Wasser1.691.660.300.07brown water1.681.710.470.10brown water1.811.790.240.09brown waterAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer. Snow temperatures refer to the middle of the snow pack.At Atka7 the amount of snow was very high Due to the influence of the iceberg located approx. 800m to the east, an abnormally high amount of snow has been added since the last measurement compared to the surrounding area.
2017-10-27T16:55-70.609619-8.138613Shelf200-8.8-8.2-2.8-2.8-2.02.4211.101.90-0.55Slush: 55 cm, boundary layer temperature snow/ice at the interface snow/slush, hard edge platelet ice at 582 cm, given value at first detection of platelet iceAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-10-27T16:50-70.610056-8.136275Shelf300-8.7-8.4-6.5-3.7-2.01.4612.332.05-0.78Slush: 78 cm, boundary layer temperature snow/ice at the interface snow/slush, hard edge platelet ice at 541 cm, given value at first detection of platelet iceAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-10-27T16:10-70.610531-8.133960Shelf400-8.9-7.5-9.3-5.8-2.01.9512.461.78-0.23Slush: 20 cm, hard edge platelet ice at 549 cm, above value at first detectionAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-10-27T15:39-70.611011-8.131651Shelf500-9.1-8.4-9.0-5.8-2.01.937.001.50-0.20All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-10-27T15:24-70.613507-8.120407Shelf1000-8.6-8.1-10.3-6.4-2.01.664.480.83-0.03All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-11-20T12:34-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-6.1-4.0-7.1-4.3-1.91.822.231.11-0.172.121.861.17-0.191.612.601.08-0.16first signs of platelet ice at 5.50 m1.732.351.10-0.191.821.951.06-0.20All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-11-20T14:20-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-5.8-5.5-8.9-6.8-2.02.275.200.620.121.974.400.690.072.564.510.550.082.224.250.570.101.824.050.700.00All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-11-20T15:10-70.599250-7.701850ATKA16-5.0-4.4-4.9-6.7-2.01.725.320.420.021.814.050.56-0.011.654.300.59-0.021.774.000.460.051.824.000.590.01All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-11-20T16:10-70.607333-7.578000ATKA21-5.9-8.8-7.5-5.4-2.01.814.051.14-0.161.804.401.15-0.171.764.051.15-0.161.874.451.14-0.151.993.701.10-0.18All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-11-20T17:05-70.615500-7.484250ATKA24-6.1-6.7-6.3-7.4-2.01.772.350.200.12Brown deposit in drilling mud1.822.600.340.12Brown deposit in drilling mud1.722.650.290.10Brown deposit in drilling mud1.872.550.260.13Brown deposit in drilling mud1.872.400.200.10Brown deposit in drilling mudAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-12-24T09:10-70.574750-8.045700ATKA03-1.5-0.2-3.0-3.3-1.91.991.171.15-0.231.970.951.16-0.351.721.211.29-0.301.771.801.20-0.301.971.220.98-0.25All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-12-24T10:50-70.591533-7.824533ATKA11-0.4-0.3-3.9-4.1-1.92.395.870.910.001.945.340.80-0.082.121.430.88-0.052.233.150.82-0.041.982.100.99-0.04All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-12-24T12:00-70.599250-7.701850ATKA160.00.7-3.7-3.7-1.81.763.050.60-0.061.833.000.82-0.041.723.050.63-0.051.933.140.580.001.852.750.68-0.07All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-12-24T12:45-70.607333-7.578000ATKA212.60.6-3.0-3.1-1.81.893.931.05-0.181.933.621.18-0.22drilled before snow/ice boundary layer measured --> no temperature of this boundary layer1.893.431.10-0.151.923.601.20-0.201.953.361.00-0.16All conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.
2017-12-24T13:45-70.615500-7.484250ATKA243.0-0.5-3.2-3.6-1.81.912.460.330.11brown deposits in drilling mud1.874.370.260.09brown deposits in drilling mud1.804.420.390.091.862.460.450.12brown deposits in drilling mud1.962.410.330.11brown deposits in drilling mudAll conductivities refer to a temperature of 20°C. Surface temperatures were measured exclusively with the insertion thermometer.