Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II

Throughout this paper we focus the detailed study of the dynamics of a large body of ice of non-uniform density that, owing to the stresses produced by its own weight, deforms and flows over an inclined bed. This first-order approximation to the overall behavior of a glacier is achieved by assumi...

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Autores principales: Rotstein, Néstor O., Marinsek, Sebastián, Ríos, Mohamed J.
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Publicado: 2021
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Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12272/5632
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topic flujo másico
fluidos
viscoelasticidad
glaciar
mass flux
fluids
viscoelasticity
glacier
spellingShingle flujo másico
fluidos
viscoelasticidad
glaciar
mass flux
fluids
viscoelasticity
glacier
Rotstein, Néstor O.
Marinsek, Sebastián
Ríos, Mohamed J.
Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
topic_facet flujo másico
fluidos
viscoelasticidad
glaciar
mass flux
fluids
viscoelasticity
glacier
description Throughout this paper we focus the detailed study of the dynamics of a large body of ice of non-uniform density that, owing to the stresses produced by its own weight, deforms and flows over an inclined bed. This first-order approximation to the overall behavior of a glacier is achieved by assuming that the mathematical profile of the glacier bed is known. We apply the formalism to “Bahía del Diablo” glacier (Vega island, located in the Argentinean sector of Antarctic) whose bed profile was derived from measurements made by means of a portable radar. The part of the glacier bed that we shall analyze is approximated by a bijective function, in this case a curve of the form z= a−1y3/2. We introduce ice density variations through a linear function. Surface velocities were also measured in situ. We find differences between measured and calculated values, which likely arise from glacier base sliding velocity, a mechanism that we do not consider in this work.
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author Rotstein, Néstor O.
Marinsek, Sebastián
Ríos, Mohamed J.
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Marinsek, Sebastián
Ríos, Mohamed J.
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title Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
title_short Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
title_full Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
title_fullStr Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
title_full_unstemmed Modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. El glaciar Bahía del Diablo: Parte II
title_sort modelo elemental de flujo de un fluido viscoso elástico. el glaciar bahía del diablo: parte ii
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