Forum for Arctic Modeling & Observational Synthesis
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2014 Presentations

1. Bonnie Light: Modeling the physics of summer melt on Arctic sea ice: changing snow, shrinking ice, and plenty of sunshine

2. Paul Wassmann: The productivity of the Arctic Ocean, now and in the future, as revealed by modelling (Coming Soon)

3. Patrick Heimbach (MIT, USA): The ends and means of (ice/ocean) data assimilation

4. Outreach Discussion: Bruno Tremblay and Mary-Louise Timmermans (Coming Soon)

5. Laurie Padman (Earth and Space Research, USA):Tidal impacts on the Arctic ocean and sea ice

6. Clara Deser (UCAR, USA): Modeling the impact of Arctic sea ice loss on the global atmosphere: current research and outstanding issues


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