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Sea Ice Outlook: 2021 August Report
Outlook Report
Executive Summary
We heartily thank those who contributed to this 2021 August Sea Ice Outlook (SIO) report. This activity thrives only through the dedicated participation of the many forecast contributors. The 2021 August Sea Ice Outlook received 45 submissions (38 in June, 41 in July). These outlook contributions are based on various methods, including dynamical (physics-based) models, statistical approaches, heuristic (qualitative), and machine-learning. Along with projections of total Arctic sea-ice extent for September, the August SIO received nine projections
First European Polar Science Week
First European Polar Science Week. The European Space Agency, European Commission. 2020. 76 pp.
2018 ARCUS Annual Meeting Summary Report
Thornton, A.E., Wiggins, H.V. (eds). 2018 ARCUS Annual Meeting Summary Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the US (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska. 2018. 6 pp.
Sea Ice Outlook: 2021 July Report
Outlook Report
Executive Summary
We express our thanks to all the groups and individuals who submitted their contribution to the 2021 July Sea Ice Outlook (SIO) report and for your continued support.
We received 41 contributions of September sea-ice extent that included pan-Arctic predictions—two more than for the June report. Of these, eight also included predictions for pan-Antarctic extent and eight included predictions for the Alaska Region (Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort seas). There were 14 submissions of September mean sea-ice extent anomalies, computed relative to
Witness the Arctic | Volume 25, Number 1 - Summer
This issue includes highlights of a recent NSF Dear Colleague Letter on efforts to improve the inclusion of local and Indigenous voices in Arctic research; news of a new Department of Defense Regional Center, the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies; Arctic social science news about US student knowledge of polar regions; news of the Arctic Data Center's new award and related services; a perspective on best practices between Arctic researchers and Indigenous communities; a research update on investigating freshwater pathways between the Arctic and the subpolar North Atlantic
Sea Ice Outlook: 2021 June Report
Outlook Report
Executive Summary
First, we would like to express our sincere thanks to all the groups and individuals who have submitted their contribution to the 2021 June Sea Ice Outlook (SIO) report and for your continuous support during these difficult times.
We received 38 contributions of September sea-ice extent that included pan-Arctic predictions; of those contributions, eight also included predictions for pan-Antarctic, seven included predictions for the Alaska Region (Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort seas), and 14 submitted September mean sea-ice extent anomalies.
Connectivity Infrastructure in the Arctic - The Arctic Connectivity Sustainability Matrix
Connectivity Infrastructure in the Arctic - The Arctic Connectivity Sustainability Matrix. Arctic Economic Council (AEC) Connectivity Working Group. 2021. 28 pp.
2018 ARCUS Annual Report
Myers, B., Wiggins, H. (eds). 2018 ARCUS Annual Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the US (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska. 2018.
2020 ARCUS Annual Report
Myers, B., Wiggins, H. (eds). 2020 ARCUS Annual Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the US (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska. 2020.
Sea Ice Outlook: 2020 Post-Season Report
Table of Contents
- Section 1. Post-Season Highlights
- Section 2. Introduction/Overview
- Section 3. Review of Observed Arctic 2020 Conditions
- Section 3a. Observed Arctic Sea Ice
- Section 3b. Comparison of Sea Ice Extent Products
- Section 3c. Ocean Heat Conditions
- Section 3d: Discussion of 2020 Fall Ice Advance
- Section 3e: Atmospheric Conditions
- Section 4. Review of The 2020 Sea Ice Outlooks