Project information
WORBY, Dr Anthony (Tony)
Australian Antarctic Division
Marine Science, Australia (or home country)
Project aim
Snow and Sea ice thickness and the processes which determine them are not well understood but are critical for understanding and predicting our climate. By combining recent advances in technology, theory and climate models we will increase our understanding of how sea ice melts, its thickness variations, and how it fractures.
Related publications
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Ice Station POLarstern (ISPOL):Drifting Buoy Data Report Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre,
Technical Report No. 1, 2005
(Ref: 12841)
Category 6: Report
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Observed changes in sea-ice floe size distribution during early summer in the western Weddell Sea Deep-Sea Research II, 2008
(Ref: 13418)
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
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Tidal forcing on sea-ice drift and deformation in the western Weddell Sea in early austral summer, 2004 Deep-Sea Research II, 2008
(Ref: 13417)
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
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Sea ice and snow thickness and physical properties of an ice floe in the western Weddell Sea and their changes during spring warming Deep-Sea Research II, 2008
(Ref: 13416)
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
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Temporal evolution of decaying summer first-year sea ice in the Western Weddell Sea, Antarctica Deep-Sea Research II, 2008
(Ref: 13415)
Authors:Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature