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Editor: C.W.M. Swithinbank
Contents
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Opening address
Prince Mohammed al Faisal al Saud
5-10
Iceberg water: an assessment
W.F. Weeks
11-18
Physical characteristics and life expectancy of tabular Antarctic icebergs
Olav Orheim
19-22
Measurements of the radiation temperature of Antarctic icebergs and the surrounding surface water
A. Foldvik, T. Gammelsrød and Y. Gjessing
23-27
The flexural response of a tabular ice island to ocean swell
D.J. Goodman, P. Wadhams and V.A. Squire
29-30
Measurements of oscillations and flexure of icebergs
A. Foldvik, T. Gammelsrød and Y. Gjessing
31-36
Studies of icebergs, ice fronts and ice walls using side-scanning sonar
John O. Klepsvik and Bjørn A. Fossum
37-41
Viscoelastic analysis of calving glaciers
D.V. Reddy, W. Bobby, M. Arockiasamy and R.T. Dempster
43-47
Stability of icebergs
D.W. Bass
49-54
The use of catastrophe theory to analyse the stability and toppling of icebergs
J.F. Nye and J.R. Potter
Tabular icebergs: implications from geophysical studies of ice shelves
Sion Shabtaie and Charles R. Bentley
57-61
Comments on Southern Ocean near-surface circulation and its variability
Arnold L. Gordon
63-65
Iceberg oscillations and ocean waves
Peter Schwerdtfeger
67-70
Flow around icebergs
A. Foldvik, T. Gammelsrød and Y. Gjessing
71-76
Iceberg-seabed interaction (northern Labrador Sea)
J.V. Barrie
77-82
Prediction of an iceberg drift trajectory during a storm
D.S. Sodhi and Mona El-Tahan
83-87
Some satellite-tracked iceberg drifts in the Antarctic
Torgny E. Vinje
89-93
Investigations on the currents influencing iceberg motion
M. Dhalluin
95
Abstract
Numerical models for the prediction of iceberg drift
J.G. Napoleoni
96
Abstract
Preliminary results from an instrumented iceberg in the Antarctic
Monica Kristensen and Olav Orheim
97-101
The physical processes involved in the melting of icebergs
Herbert E. Huppert
103-112
Antarctic iceberg melt rates derived from size distributions and movement rates
W.F. Budd, T.H. Jacka and V.I. Morgan
113-117
Iceberg melt-driven convection inferred from field measurements of temperature
Edward G. Josberger and Steve Neshyba
119-122
The melting of free-drifting icebergs
D.S. Russell-Head
123-127
Iceberg dynamical modelling
F. Mauviel
129-133
Design parameters for a South African iceberg power and water project
David J. DeMarle
