Lake ice, one of the most direct lake physical characteristics affected by climate change, can
reflect small-scale environmental changes caused by the atmosphere and hydrology, as …

Depleting lake ice is a climate change indicator, just like sea-level rise or glacial retreat.
Monitoring Lake Ice Phenology (LIP) is useful because long-term freezing and thawing …

Nearly half of the world's lakes freeze periodically. In the past few decades, lakes in the
northern hemisphere are increasingly recording unusually short or no annual ice season …

One of the most visible impacts of climate change in Arctic environments is declining sea ice.
Due to an absence of spatially coarse quantitative data, there is a lack of understanding on …

The Arctic is changing rapidly, and the characteristic sea ice cover that defines the Arctic
Ocean is retreating rapidly. Despite extensive study and investigation of many parameters …

Nearly half of the world's lakes freeze periodically. In the past few decades, lakes in the
northern hemisphere are increasingly recording unusually short or no annual ice season …