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MARC recordLake ice records used to detect historical and future climatic changes / Dale M. Robertson, Robert A. Ragotzkie, John J. Magnuson.
| Title: | Lake ice records used to detect historical and future climatic changes / Dale M. Robertson, Robert A. Ragotzkie, John J. Magnuson. |
| Author(s): | Robertson, Dale M. Ragotzkie, Robert A. Magnuson, John J. |
| Date: | 1992. |
| In: | Climatic Change. (1992.), Vol. 21(4) (1992) |
| Abstract: | Records for Lake Mendota, WI, from 1855 are longest uninterrupted ice data available for any lake in North America. They demonstrate significant warming of 1.5° in autumn and 2.5° in spring. Results predict how lake-ice cover should respond to future climatic change. If warming occurs, duration of lake ice should decrease about 11 days for every 1°C increase. |
| Notes: | Climatic Change. Vol. 21(4) :407-427 (1992). |
| Keywords: | 551.32 -- Glaciology. 551.326 -- Floating ice. 551.326.85 -- Lake ice. 551.326.2 -- Floating ice, formation and decay. 551.58 -- Climatology. 551.583 -- Climatic changes. 551.588.5 -- Climate, relationship with ice. E6 -- Glaciology: floating ice. (73) -- United States. (77) -- North central states. |
| SPRI record no.: | 117742 |
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