Abstract: It is shown that conditions underneath freezing or melting sea ice may be established which are favorable for double-diffusive convection. Salt fingers are possible when the ice cover is growing, while the overstable mode ...

Abstract: Theoretical and experimental investigations of the transport of an isolated ice floe by wind, wave, and drift currents are made for the case in which the length of the floe is much longer than that of the winter waves. A ...

Abstract: A mathematical model and computational methods were developed for the flow behavior analysis of a stratified aquifer in response to simultaneous pumping of two fluids from both sides of the interface. A typical application ...

Abstract: A previously developed thermodynamic model for ice formation, growth, and dissipation has been extended to account for ice transport and deformation due to wind and water stresses. This ice dynamics simulation model has ...

Abstract: A previously developed Great Lakes ice forecasting model for winter navigation aid has been calibrated using observed data from specific Lake Erie ice transport events. The model is based on the macroscopic continuum ...

Abstract: Improperly functioning soil absorption systems are often cited as sources of groundwater contamination. Clogging of the infiltration surfaces and uneven distribution of wastewater along the length of the trench are believed ...