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Volcanic eruptions caused weakening AMOC during the preindustrial past millennium. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Chen K, Liu Z, Ning L, Liu J, Lei L, Mann ME, Yan M, Sun W, Sun H, Hu W, Gu P, Bao Y, Qin Y, Xing F, Li L, Du J, Wen Q.   +16 more
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Sea ice and snow characteristics shape polar bear habitat selection in Hudson Bay

Nab C, Cross L, Northrup J, Landy J, Stroeve J, Johnson T, Mallett R, Derocher A, McGeachy D, Richardson E.   +9 more
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Assimilation of sea-ice velocity in a Finite Element Sea-Ice Model

, 2007
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Biotic interactions may be more important than climate for shaping animal niches

Alsos I, Ehrich D, Rijal D, Merkel M, Hufthammer A, Lammers Y, Brown A, Gjerde JM, Yoccoz N, Bakke J, Boyes B, Bråthen KA, Clark C, Dulfer H, Elliott L, Erseus C, Heintzman P, Helmens K, Karger D, Pellissie L, Salonen S.   +20 more
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Modelling past sea ice changes

Quaternary Science Reviews, 2013
A dominant characteristic of the available simulations of past sea ice changes is the strong link between the model results for modern and past climates. Nearly all the models have similar extent for pre-industrial conditions and for the mid-Holocene. The models with the largest extent at Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) are also characterized by large pre ...
Goosse, H., Roche, Didier M., Mairesse, A., Berger, M.   +3 more
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Modeling light propagation in sea ice

IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 1998
This paper outlines the process by which it is possible to begin with the physical properties of sea ice (such as the size distributions of brine pockets and air bubbles), then predict the optical absorption and scattering properties of the ice, and finally use these inherent optical properties in radiative transfer models to predict light propagation ...
Curtis D. Mobley, Glenn F. Cota, Thomas C. Grenfell, Robert A. Maffione, W. Scott Pegau, Donald K. Perovich   +5 more
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A current view on Sea Ice Modelling

SNAME 22nd American Towing Tank Conference, 1989
A brief history of the development of model ice is given. For a typical model test, in which the geometric scale factor equals 30, the mechanical properties of all of the different model ices are tabulated, For many of the ices, data have not been published.
Jones, S. J., Timco, G. W., Frederking, R.   +2 more
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Sea ice representation in sea ice model of CICE and Icepack

2020
<p>Sea ice is a critical component of the Earth system, playing an important role in high-latitude<br>surface radiation balance and heat, moisture and momentum exchange between atmosphere<br>and ocean.
Caixin Wang, Mats A. Granskog, Jens Boldingh Debernard, Keguang Wang   +3 more
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MODELLING SEA ICE GROWTH

The ANZIAM Journal, 2009
AbstractThe freezing of water to ice is a classic problem in applied mathematics, involving the solution of a diffusion equation with a moving boundary. However, when the water is salty, the transport of salt rejected by ice introduces some interesting twists to the tale.
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Testing a Sea Ice Model

2021
<p>SI<sup>3</sup> (Sea Ice modelling Integrated Initiative) is the sea ice engine of the NEMO ocean model. It incorporates elements of three sea ice models that have been used with NEMO in the past: CICE, GELATO, and LIM.
David Livings, Danny Feltham, David Schroeder   +2 more
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