Category Archives: Arctic

Modelling Ice Sheets in the global Earth System

Posted on 8 April, 2019 by danaallen

By: Robin Smith As Till wrote recently, our national flagship climate model (UKESM1, the UK Earth System Model) has been officially released for the community to use, after more than six years in development by a team drawn from across … Continue reading →

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Steps To Make Sea Ice Projections More Robust

Posted on 3 December, 2018 by danaallen

By David Schroeder Climate model projections are our best approach to make predictions about future sea ice in both hemispheres for the whole 21st century. Given the large spread between individual model projections and distinct discrepancies between model results and … Continue reading →

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