'Sea ice cover' diaporamas de présentation

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The Polar Atmosphere: Forecasts from weather and climate models

The Polar Atmosphere: Forecasts from weather and climate models. David H. Bromwich Byrd Polar Research Center, The Ohio State University Research Urgencies in the Polar Regions Siena, 23 Sept 2011. Atmospheric changes in the Arctic. Widespread warming of the Arctic:

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Sub-seasonal to seasonal Prediction Project

Sub-seasonal to seasonal Prediction Project. Index. Background S2S Planning group Implementation plan: - Applications - Research and modelling issues - S2S database - Demonstration projects Possible links with WWRP PPP.

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Sub-seasonal to seasonal Prediction Project

Sub-seasonal to seasonal Prediction Project. Index. Background S2S Planning group Implementation plan: - Applications - Research and modelling issues - S2S database - Demonstration projects Possible links with WWRP PPP.

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Coupled sea-ice/ocean numerical simulations of the Bering Sea for the period 1996-present

Coupled sea-ice/ocean numerical simulations of the Bering Sea for the period 1996-present. Enrique Curchitser Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia U. Al Hermann NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Kate Hedstrom University of Alaska, Fairbanks Paul Budgell

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Multi-decadal Coupled Sea-ice/Ocean Numerical Simulations of the Bering Sea

Multi-decadal Coupled Sea-ice/Ocean Numerical Simulations of the Bering Sea. Kate Hedstrom, ARSC/UAF Enrique Curchitser, LDEO Al Hermann, PMEL January, 2006. Bering Sea. Motivation and background Bering sea model implementation Results: Circulation Sea-ice cover

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Participants: Wieslaw Maslowski (PI) - Naval Postgraduate School

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Greenland Ice Sheet melting and MOC

Greenland Ice Sheet melting and MOC. Aixue Hu, Gerald A. Meehl, Weiqing Han and Jianjun Yin. Introduction:. Thomas et al., 2006. Konrad Steffen and Russell Huff, 2005. Luthcke et al., 2006. How fast can Greenland Icesheet melt away?.

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Dr. Frank Herr Ocean Battlespace Sensing S&T Department Head Dr. Scott L. Harper Program Officer

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In the past three decades, in the Western Arctic, the area covered by sea ice throughout the year has shrunk by 25 percent, an average of 80,000 square kilometres (an area slightly larger than New Brunswick) (CCME 2003).

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