Of ocean waves and sea-ice revisited

By V. Squire. 2007

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Wind Waves in the Coupled Climate System (2012, background): “Waves are responsible for breaking up ice floes (Dumont et al. 2011; Squire 2007), and for determining the spatial extent of the MIZ and floe size distribution.”
Water-wave scattering by submerged elastic plates (2009, unknown): “Since then, the elastic plate has been the focus of substantial research, and summaries can be found in the review articles [6] and [7].”
Gravity waves propagating into an ice-covered ocean: A viscoelastic model (2010, background): “In general these models can be classified into two categories [Squire, 2007]: (1) solitary floe models based on the fact that, in principle, an ice cover consists of individual ice floes, and wave effects on large scale can be treated by a synthesis of many solitary floes and (2) continuum models in”