A  climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent

Pease, Carol H.; Schoenberg, Sally A.; Overland, James E.

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A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent

1982
By Pease, Carol H. ; Schoenberg, Sally A. ; Overland, James E.
Series: NOAA technical report ERL ; 419

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Pease, Carol H. ; Schoenberg, Sally A. ; Overland, James E.

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Corporate Authors:

Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.) ; Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (U.S.)

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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; PMEL (Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory)

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Description:

Discusses the relation between interannual variations in maximum sea ice extent and atmospheric forcing within the region of the Bering Sea.
Content Notes:

Carol H. Pease, Sally A. Schoenberg, James E. Overland.

"Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory."

"March 1982."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 24-27).
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Bering Sea Bering Strait Climate Floating Ice, Seasonal Distribution Of Sea Ice
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NOAA technical report ERL ; 419 ; NOAA technical report ERL. 36 PMEL

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Technical Report
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Bering Sea
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