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Questionnaire on “standalone” ice-sheet model initialization strategy

Initialization questionnaire for ice sheet modelsDownload

ISMIP 6 Application for CMIP6-Endorsed MIPs

Proposal submitted to the CMIP6 panel, revised on March 31, 2015Download

ISMIP6/CMIP6 Data Request

CMIP6 variables requested by MIPs: Objectives or science questionsDownload

Ice Sheet MIP for CMIP6 Group Phot

From the Ice Sheet MIP for CMIP6 Meeting in NASA GSFC, Greenbelt, MD, USA, 16-18th July, 2014Download

S Nowicki: ISMIP6 Plans

Ice Sheet Model Intercomparison Project for CMIP6: Update and Plans for CliC SSG
Presented by Sophie Nowicki at the 11th Session of the CliC Scientific Steering Committee in Boulder, CO, USADownload

For more information on this presentation, see http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/media-gallery/1444-ssg11-report?album_id=64

For more information on the meeting this was presented at, see http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/meetings/past

S Nowicki: An Introduction to ISMIP6

An Introduction to ISMIP6
Presented by Sophie Nowicki at the 11th Session of the CliC Scientific Steering Committee in Boulder, CO, USADownload

For more information on this presentation, see http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/media-gallery/1444-ssg11-report?album_id=64

For more information on the meeting this was presented at, see http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/meetings/past

Application for CMIP6-Endorsed MIPs

From the Ice Sheet MIP for CMIP6 Meeting in NASA GSFC, Greenbelt, MD, USA, 16-18th July, 2014Download

MISMIP+

G. Durand (LGGE, France), F. Pattyn (ULB, Begium), S. Cornford (University of Bristol, UK), H. Gudmundsson (BAS, UK)
From the Ice Sheet MIP for CMIP6 Meeting in NASA GSFC, Greenbelt, MD, USA, 16-18th July, 2014Download

ELarour- Towards an Inter-comparison framework for Ice Sheet Models

With the emergence of new ice sheet models in the last 5-10 years, a concerted effort has been carried out to try and understand what fundamental differences between different ice sheet models are responsible for the wide divergence in projections of mass balance. This lead to the “Sea-level Response to Ice Sheet Evolution” (SeaRISE) community effort on the US side, and the “Estimating the future contribution of continental ice to sea-level rise (Ice2Sea)” effort on the European side. It was proposed to take advantage of the fact that both efforts are currently at an end, and trying to secure funding for a second phase of benchmarking activities, to try and coordinate both efforts under the CliC umbrella. The goals could be to: 1) minimize the effort between both communities to run both sets of benchmarks; 2) potentially synergize both efforts to target different aspect of benchmarking activities; 3) to facilitate diffusion of benchmarking results within the Climate Community, especially through integration within the Earth Grid System; 4) to better understand how both efforts could be synergized with the CMIP5-6 generation of climate benchmarks, and potentially assimilated/folded into the latter in the longer run.
Presented by Eric Larour, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, at the 9th CliC Scientific Steering Group meeting in Potsdam, Germany 2013.Download

ISMIP6 2 Color Logo

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ISMIP6 Gray Scale Logo

ISMIP6 Gray Scale LogoDownload

ISMIP6 Black and White Logo

ISMIP6 Black and White LogoDownload

ISMIP6 Multi Color Logo

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ISMIP6 Blue Color Logo

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ISMIP6 Black and White Logo no text

ISMIP6 Black and White Logo with no textDownload