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Polar Research
Ice Structures
Ice has sufficient mobile protons to be successfully imaged with conventional MRI. Notice the striking correlation between the two images.
- These data were acquired using a BioSpec 70/20.
Top left: Drill cores taken from arctic ice. Photo courtesy Ch. Held.
Top right: An ice core imaged with 3D-MRI.
Bottom left: A destructive optical thin section.
Bottom right: An MR image of the same section (non-destructive).
Courtesy of C. Bock, HO. Pörtner et al.
Alfred-Wegner-Inst. for Polar & Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany
