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Call to host the CliC International Project Office

  • Post published:28 November 2017

WCRP is soliciting offers to host the International Project Office for its Core Project CliC ("Climate and Cryosphere") from July…

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Workshop Announcement: Arctic Sea Ice Prediction Stakeholders Workshop at Arctic Frontiers 2018

  • Post published:24 November 2017

An Arctic Sea Ice Prediction Stakeholders Workshop will be held as a side-event at the Arctic Frontiers 2018 Conference (http://www.arcticfrontiers.com/)…

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Permafrost Research Priorities ranking survey – Deadline: 20 December 2017

  • Post published:14 November 2017

--The Permafrost Research Priorities is a CliC Targeted ActivityThe International Permafrost Association (IPA) and the Climate and Cryosphere project (CliC)…

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Arctic Sea Ice Stakeholders Registration

  • Post published:14 November 2017

Registration for this workshop is closed.

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Arctic Sea Ice Prediction Stakeholders Workshop

  • Post published:9 November 2017

Date: January 22, 2018Venue: The Arctic Frontiers Conference, Radisson Blue Hotel, Tromsø, NorwaySide-event details can be found here. Background  …

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Applications now open for the first Sentinel North International Arctic Field School

  • Post published:6 September 2017

Applications for the first Sentinel North International Arctic Field School are now open until October 29, 2017. On the theme…

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Call for papers Arctic Frontiers Science 2018 – deadline 19 September 2017

  • Post published:30 August 2017

Arctic Frontiers Science 2018 takes place Tuesday 23 January until Thursday 25 January 2018 and will address the following topics:*…

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Quantifying the influence of sea ice internal variability in CMIP5 models

  • Post published:30 August 2017

Dirk Olonscheck (dirk.olonscheck[@]mpimet.mpg.de)1) Changes in internal variability under global warming (completed) Scientific questions:1. How much does the manifestation of sea…

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Use large ensembles to quantify the limitations of using short observational sea ice timeseries

  • Post published:15 August 2017

Alexandra Jahn, CU Boulder, USA The scientific questions that will be studied:How can we use short observational sea ice timeseries,…

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Developing sea-ice satellite simulators to provide a new perspective on simulated and observed sea ice

  • Post published:15 August 2017

Abigail Ahlert and Clara Burgard  The scientific questions that will be studied * Why do climate models in CMIP3 and…

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