Energy studies in an Arctic environment
D. M. Gray
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Energy studies in an Arctic environment
by D. M. Gray
Published
1974
Publisher
Arctic Land Use Research Program, Northern Natural Resources and Environment Branch, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development]
Pages
60
Description
This report is a summary of the results of a field program undertaken in the summer of 1973 at a site located near Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. The primary objective of the study was to provide an assessment of the general applicability and predictive capacity of an Energy Budget approach to the establishment of a quantitative classsification system for different levels of terrain disturbance.
Subjects
Geophysical aspects of the energy problem
Energy in Nature and Society
Earth radiation budget science, 1978
General energetics
Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation budget satellite for several representative ocean regions
Der Massen- und Energiehaushalt der Nordhemisp[h]äre
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