| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: | Sea ice terminology that describes any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice or a single floe which may have been followed by separation ranging from a few centimetres to 1 metre. |
| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: |
A separation formed in an ice cover of floe that does not divide it into two or more pieces. NOAAHydrology
Any fracture or rift in floating ice not sufficiently wide to be described as a lead. NSIDCCryosphere Any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice or a single floe with a width ranging from a few centimeters to 50 m and a length from several tens or hundreds of meters to several hundreds of kilometers. Bushuyev Any fracture that has not parted. WMOSeaIce Sea ice terminology that describes any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice or a single floe which may have been followed by separation ranging from a few centimetres to 1 metre. ECCCanada A fracture in an ice floe that has not parted substantially. More specifically, it is any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice, or a single floe that may have been followed by separation ranging from a few centimeters to 1 m. AMSglossary Any fracture or rift in floating ice not sufficiently wide to be described as a lead. SPRI GCW |
| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: | A separation formed in an ice cover of floe that does not divide it into two or more pieces. |
| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: | Any fracture or rift in floating ice not sufficiently wide to be described as a lead. |
| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: | Any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice or a single floe with a width ranging from a few centimeters to 50 m and a length from several tens or hundreds of meters to several hundreds of kilometers. |
| Term: | Crack |
| Definition: | A fracture in an ice floe that has not parted substantially. More specifically, it is any fracture of fast ice, consolidated ice, or a single floe that may have been followed by separation ranging from a few centimeters to 1 m. |