This bibliography includes 379 annotated citations to works on ice scour, defined as the disturbance of the bottom sediments of a water body by floating ice. Works describing ice scour conditions in specific locations are arranged geographically by region. Other works are assigned to the following subject categories: theory or modelling of ice scour; and protection of sea-bed structures such as pipelines from ice scour. Includes subject, geographic, author, title, and serial indexes.

Grounding of sea ice on high-latitude continental shelves of the world represent a geologic constraint to safe installation of subsea petroleum faciliaties. To faciliate assessment of seabottom ice scouring on marine design criteria, computerized data-management system has been established for Canadian Beaufort Sea. Side-scan sonar, bathymetric, and sub-bottom profile acoustic data are digitized and computer processed to produce various scour parameters that are incorporated into a compreshensive, location-reference data file.

Presents proceedings of a workshop held to update knowledge of current work and recent achievements in the area of seabed ice scour research. Topics of papers presented include: marine pipeline design in ice environments; engineering aspects of ice gouging; ice scour studies in specific geographic areas; iceberg stability; ice scour models; dynamics of iceberg grounding; seabed dynamics and response to ice forces; ice scour terminology; regional ice scour distribution; ice scour data bases; estimation of ice scour frequency and risk; iceberg scour dating; and ice scour mapping.

Describes in detail current selection criteria and serials scanning policy for inclusion in the ASTIS database.

Grounding of sea ice on high latitude continental shelves represents potential threat to maintenance of subsea industrial installations. SCOURBASE system created to store major parameters relevant to engineering design in comprehensive data base format.