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Maps: Stations 1-54, Martin and Peel, 1978, p. 313. Stations 55-60, Peel and Clausen, 1982, p. 45. Stations 61-90, Potter et al., 1984, p. 162.
Station Information: Stations 1-54, Martin and Peel, 1978, p. 312. Stations 55-60, Peel and Clausen, 1982, p. 46. Stations 61-90, Potter et al., 1984, p. 168.
Temperature and Depth: Stations 1-54, Martin and Peel, 1978, p. 312. Stations 55-60, Peel and Clausen, 1982, p. 46. Stations 61-90, Potter et al., 1984, p. 168. Temperature reported in Celsius, depth is in meters. Ten-meter holes were drilled at each station using a heavily lagged mercury-iridium thermometer (+ or -0.1C). Temperature was recorded after the thermometer had been in position overnight. (Peel, 1976, p.2)
Accumulation: Peel and Clausen, 1982, p. 46. Potter et al., 1984, p. 168. Discussion on accumulation values can be found in Peel, 1976, p. 6.
* Flag: Represents how temperature was derived. Values reported as (S) represent a single point measurement. This measurement has not been corrected for short term thermal decay or annual thermal cycle.
Martin, P.J., and D.A. Peel, 1978. The Spatial Distribution of 10 m Temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula. J. of Glaciol., 20(83), 311-317.
Peel, D.A., and H.B. Clausen, 1982. Oxygen-isotope and total beta-radioactivity measurements on 10 m ice cores from the Antarctic Peninsula. J. of Glaciol., 28(98), 43-55.
Potter, J.R., J.G. Paren, and J. Loynes, 1984. Glaciological and Oceanographic Calculations of the Mass Balance and Oxygen Isotope Ratio of a Melting Ice Shelf. J. of Glaciol., 30(105), 161-170.
