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Investigating the air and liquid porosity of sea ice
Micro-scale sea ice properties have cascading effects onto larger scale climate and ocean systems. Brine and air inclusions are influenced by the growth conditions, which are highly dynamic in the Antarctic Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) compared to the calmer Arctic. There are varying depths within an Ant...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2025
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