Sentence examples for ice content from inspiring English sources

GIC65 was used to determine high (10 20% or more) and low (0 10%) ice content.

The latent heat effect is amplified in conditions where ground ice content is high97.

The ice content of permafrost is probably the most important feature of permafrost affecting human life in the north.

We repeated the formulation using volumetric ground ice content (GIC) data from the corresponding source73 and ALT-modelling results from this study.

This spatial clustering, linked to ground ice content and Quaternary history, underlines the heterogeneity of permafrost landscape vulnerability to climate warming1,15.

Arctic polygonal tundra landscapes are highly heterogeneous, disproportionately distributed across mesotopographic gradients, varying in surficial geology, ground ice content, and soil thermal regimes1,2.

We used volumetric ground-ice content (GIC) data65 and ALT modelling results23.

These study areas differ in their geologic history, permafrost-ice content, and ground thermal regime.

The regions associated with the highest hazard are in the thaw-unstable zone characterized by relatively high ground-ice content and thick deposits of frost-susceptible sediments, as well as increased potential for permafrost thaw (Supplementary Figs. 1, 4).

Since 2011, the lake area decreased and the water level declined by 70 cm on the middle terraces (low ground-ice content), while the wetting trend continued until 2016 at higher elevations.

However, questions about the concentration of ice-content and the origin of the permafrost remain unanswered.