Ice emits distinctive sounds due to rapid thermal contraction and stress fracture propagation.
Evidence supports that ice produces distinct acoustic signals due to fracture processes and structural stress.
Papers [3] and [4] specifically investigate acoustic emissions resulting from ice fracture and structural-acoustic coupling, directly supporting the claim that ice emits sounds tied to stress fracture processes.
Jonathan Pitt. Application of a coupled elasto-acoustic-damage system to acoustic emissions from sea ice fracture. 2019. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.5137031
Simulates dynamic damage evolution and predicts acoustic emissions from sea ice fracture.
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Melisa Yashinski, Rintaro Hayashi, Tyler Heei-Wai, John S. Allen. Acoustic emissions of ice fracture. 2015. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4920373
Examines acoustic signals and measurements of ice movement and fracture.
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