Satellite doppler determination of differential sea ice motion in the vicinity of the North Pole

Satellite doppler determination of differential sea ice motion in the vicinity of the North Pole

by J. Popelar

Book 1036 of Earth Physics Branch. Contribution --

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Results of study to measure sea ice movement conducted during April and May 1979 as part of the LOREX study. Positions of the Lomonosov Ridge Experiment ice camps were monitored using geodetic satellite doppler receivers and the U.S. Navy Navigation Satellite System.

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