[Location: Location_Category='CONTINENT', Location_Type='ANTARCTICA', Detailed_Location='WRIGHT VALLEY']
|
Observations on the development of shore lines on Lake Vanda
Entry ID:
K009_1972_1973_NZ_3
Summary
Abstract:
A number of observations on the development of the shore line around Lake Vanda was recorded. Two previous seasons found the lake level to have risen considerably but the 72/73 season the lake level was stable. This meant that fresh valley walls were exposed to a stable water level and a shore line developed. This took place within a space of about 10 days of the lake edge beginning to thaw and resulted in the slumping of valley wall material into the lake as it became wet, eventually forming a near horizontal platform at water level, which was up to 3m wide with vertical risers up to 1m. This would indicate that the upper lake levels could have been formed very rapidly and the high stand of the lake need not have been long lasting.
Related URL
Geographic Coverage
(Click for Interactive Map)
Spatial coordinates
Parent DIF
This data set description is a member of a collection. The
collection is described in
K009_1969_1990_NZ_1 Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
1972-12-02
Stop Date:
1973-01-19
Location Keywords
Science Keywords
ISO Topic Category
Platform
Quality
The data is described and contained within the publications. If any extra information is required, please contact the investigator.
Ancillary Keywords
Data Set Progress
COMPLETE
Data Center
Personnel
Publications/References
Legg, S.J. A preliminary study of the efficacy of two immersion protection ensembles in Antarctic waters. RNZAF aviation medicine report 1(92): , 1992.
Legg, S.J. Richardson, T. Neville, M. Survival in Antarctic waters. in: Ergonomics today: proceedings of the Fifth Conference of the New Zealand Ergonomics Society, 25-26 November, 1993, Auckland. Auckland: New Zealand ... ![]() Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2005-03-20
Last DIF Revision Date:
2009-01-26
|
||||||||||||||||||






