Estimating late-winter heat flow to the atmosphere from the lake-dominated Alaskan North Slope

Author： Jeffries Martin O Zhang Tingjun Frey Karoline Kozlenko Nick

Publisher： International Glaciological Society

ISSN： 1727-5652

Source： Journal of Glaciology, Vol.45, Iss.150, 1999-06, pp. : 315-324

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