Sentence examples for ice service from inspiring English sources
Dr. Münchow helped report the calving on Monday along with Trudy Wohlleben of the Canadian Ice Service.
To have some confidence about ice conditions, the National Science Foundation engaged the Canadian Ice Service to provide the ship with interpreted imagery, enabling the ship to anticipate ice conditions 10 to 12 hours ahead of time.
From the excellent data we receive a few times each day from the Canadian Ice Service, it appears we will not have any further encounters with drifting sea ice during this trip.
The EO data consists of at least 80% of the input in the Finnish ice service.
The team overlaid these observations with more than 40 years of data from the Canadian Ice Service on ice cover and thickness and on floe size.
Experimental since 1985 and in operational use since the early 1990s in all Finnish icebreakers, digital data, e.g. satellite data, have been delivered via the ice service to the icebreakers using a Finnish-Swedish icebreaker communication network.
The Coast Guard exchanges information with the Canadian Ice Services and also receives reports from passing ships.
Trade magazine Brand Republic reports that the company is looking to "capitalise on its Olympic sponsorship by introducing an in-room ice bath service".
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