Jääkerrostumia
Jääkerrostumia, often translated as ice layers or ice formations, refers to accumulations of ice that form in various natural and artificial environments. These formations can range from thin sheets of frost on surfaces to extensive glaciers and ice sheets that cover vast landmasses. The specific characteristics of jääkerrostumia depend on factors such as temperature, moisture availability, and the underlying substrate.
In meteorology, jääkerrostumia commonly describes frost, rime, and glaze ice that form on the ground, vegetation,
Geologically, jääkerrostumia encompasses phenomena like permafrost, which is ground that remains frozen for at least two
Man-made structures can also develop jääkerrostumia, particularly in cold climates. This can include ice buildup on