| Term: | Shearing |
| Definition: |
An area of pack ice is subject to shear when the ice motion varies significantly in the direction normal to the motion, subjecting the ice to rotational forces. These forces may result in phenomena similar to a flaw. WMOSeaIce
Mutual displacement of ice floes resulting in their turn and deformation and formation of fractures. Bushuyev Sea ice terminology. An area of floating ice is subject to shear when the ice motion varies significantly from its main direction, subjecting the ice to rotational forces. These forces may result in phenomena similar to a flaw. ECCCanada GCW |
| Term: | Shearing |
| Definition: | An area of pack ice is subject to shear when the ice motion varies significantly in the direction normal to the motion, subjecting the ice to rotational forces. These forces may result in phenomena similar to a flaw. |
| Term: | Shearing |
| Definition: | Sea ice terminology. An area of floating ice is subject to shear when the ice motion varies significantly from its main direction, subjecting the ice to rotational forces. These forces may result in phenomena similar to a flaw. |