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It is currently very difficult to measure sea ice growth rates, due to the danger of travelling on thin ice early in the growing season. This paper introduces the use of tidal patterns to determine sea ice growth rates at the end of the growing season, when ice cores can be taken. The technique utilises the visible light and dark bands that are often present in sea ice near land, and are driven by changes in the tidal current beneath the ice.
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