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The current state of Lake Dålk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica). / Sukhanova, Anastasiia; Bantsev, Dmitry; Popov, Sergey; Boronina, Alina; Shimanchuk, Egor; Polyakov, Sergey.

In: Polar Science, Vol. 38, 101006, 12.2023.

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Sukhanova, A, Bantsev, D, Popov, S, Boronina, A, Shimanchuk, E & Polyakov, S 2023, 'The current state of Lake Dålk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica)', Polar Science, vol. 38, 101006. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polar.2023.101006

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Sukhanova, A., Bantsev, D., Popov, S., Boronina, A., Shimanchuk, E., & Polyakov, S. (2023). The current state of Lake Dålk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica). Polar Science, 38, [101006]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polar.2023.101006

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Sukhanova A, Bantsev D, Popov S, Boronina A, Shimanchuk E, Polyakov S. The current state of Lake Dålk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica). Polar Science. 2023 Dec;38. 101006. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polar.2023.101006

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Sukhanova, Anastasiia ; Bantsev, Dmitry ; Popov, Sergey ; Boronina, Alina ; Shimanchuk, Egor ; Polyakov, Sergey. / The current state of Lake Dålk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica). In: Polar Science. 2023 ; Vol. 38.

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title = "The current state of Lake D{\aa}lk (Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica)",
abstract = "The study focuses on the current state of englacial Lake D{\aa}lk (Larsemann Hills Oasis), which was completely devastated in January 2017 by a catastrophic outburst and formed again in February 2020. A set of works including ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profiling, geodetic survey, core drilling, thermometric measurements and isotopic analysis was performed. As a result, new data were obtained about the modern boundaries of the reservoir, ice thickness and depths, as well as about the peculiarities of freezing of the lake after re-formation. Based on the field data obtained, one-dimensional mathematical modeling of Lake D{\aa}lk freezing was carried out, the results of which showed further scenarios of its evolution.",
keywords = "Antarctic lakes, Ground-penetrating radar, Mathematical modeling",
author = "Anastasiia Sukhanova and Dmitry Bantsev and Sergey Popov and Alina Boronina and Egor Shimanchuk and Sergey Polyakov",
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AU - Shimanchuk, Egor

AU - Polyakov, Sergey

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