Vol. 20, issue 06, article # 2
pdf Khodzher T. V., Golobokova L. P., Artem'eva O. V., Osipov E. Yu., Pogodaeva T. V., Lipenkov V. Ya. Study of ice core chemical composition in polar regions of the Earth (by the example of Vostok station, Antarctic). // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 2007. V. 20. No. 06. P. 442-444.Copy the reference to clipboard
Abstract:
The results of complex study of the ice core at Vostok station (Antarctic Continent, the drilling hole 5G) are presented. The chemical analysis has shown a correlation between the ion composition of the ice core water and paleoclimatic signals. Maximal concentration of the dissolved matters (up to 600 g/l) in ice corresponds to the last maximal glacial period (the ice age is 22 000 years). During "warm" periods (MIS 1; 7500 years) and (MIS 5e; 126 600 years), a minimum of dissolved matter is observed (200-400 μg/l). Comparative analysis of the results with available data of international investigations has shown a possibility of formulation and successive solution of problems of the complex analysis of ice cores in the polar regions of the Earth.