Icebergs : their science and links to global change /

"Icebergs are a prime example of an environmental phenomenon that brings together multiple disciplines in the polar sciences, from the physics of calving and melting to the geology of their solid deposits and sea floor interactions. Icebergs are also increasingly seen to play key roles in past...

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Main Author: Bigg, Grant R. (Author)
Corporate Author: Cambridge University Press
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2016
Cambridge, United Kingdom : 2016
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Summary:"Icebergs are a prime example of an environmental phenomenon that brings together multiple disciplines in the polar sciences, from the physics of calving and melting to the geology of their solid deposits and sea floor interactions. Icebergs are also increasingly seen to play key roles in past and present climate change through addition of freshwater to the ocean, in providing invaluable information through their debris, in fertilising the polar oceans, and as an increasing hazard to Arctic travel and development"--
"Icebergs are a prime example of an environmental phenomenon that brings together multiple disciplines in the polar sciences, from the physics of calving and melting to the geology of their solid deposits and sea floor interactions. Icebergs are also increasingly seen to play key roles in past and present climate change through addition of freshwater to the ocean, in providing invaluable information through their debris, in fertilising the polar oceans, and as an increasing hazard to Arctic travel and development"--
Physical Description:1 online resource (xi, 240 pages) : illustrations, maps
1 online resource (xi, 240 pages.) :
1 online resource
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:1107589274 (electronic bk.)
1107589274
1316475956
1316476286
9781107589278 (electronic bk.)
9781107589278
9781316475959
9781316476284
Access:Cambridge Multi-User