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Title: IPY: Collaborative Research on the State of the Arctic Sea Ice Cover: An Integrated Seasonal Ice Zon


1
IPY Collaborative Research on the State of the
Arctic Sea Ice Cover An Integrated Seasonal Ice
Zone Observing Network (SIZONet)
  • Investigators Eicken, Johnson, Lovecraft,
    Heinrichs, Gradinger (UAF), Perovich, Sturm
    (CRREL)
  • Contributing partners Nghiem (JPL), Markus
    (GSFC), Krupnik (Smithsonian), Shirasawa,
    Tateyama Enomoto (Japan), Hendricks (Germany),
    Haas Barber (Canada), Gerland (Norway)
  • Linkages and integration through CliC Sea-Ice
    Working Group, Sea-Ice Knowledge and Use (SIKU)
    IPY Project, UA North by 2020 IPY Forum
  • Outreach activities with Bering Sea School
    District, UA North by 2020 IPY Forum Intl Field
    Course, Barrow, May 2008
  • Principal contacts Hajo Eicken
    (hajo.eicken_at_gi.alaska.edu), Don Perovich
    (donald.k.perovich_at_erdc.usace.army.mil)
  • Data access CADIS web site ak.aoos.org,
    www.gi.alaska.edu/BRWICE, www.sizonet.org (May
    2008)

2
Aims
  • SIZ expanding, lack of data (thickness, mass
    balance, albedo) to assess whether moving to new
    state
  • Ice deformation snow (Okhotsk Sea as analog of
    future Arctic SIZ?)
  • Does local change at scale relevant to
    stakeholders conform with pan-Arctic change?

Observations Coastal mass budget optics
measurements (w/ feedback from stakeholders)
Coastal ice observations by Iñupiaq ( Hokkaido)
ice experts - database Drifting buoys
Thickness and property surveys (Alert, Barrow,
Bering Okhotsk Sea)
3
  • Sea-ice system services (SISS) as an aid to
    integration of pure and applied science
  • Climate regulator, marine hazard, coastal buffer
  • Coastal platform roadway
  • Cultural services from icescape
  • Support of foodwebs and biological diversity
  • State vs. Stake Institutional analysis
    prioritization
  • Calibration through work with local experts and
    stakeholders

4
Coastal ice Integrating RS local obsns
  • Wales
  • 11/7/07 - 1st pancake ice
  • 11/11/07 - coastal slush berm washed away, one
    boat w/ hunters got 18 seals
  • Shishmaref 11/15/07 - slush ice berms protect
    shoreline
  • 12/14-25 - shorefast ice repeatedly forms
    breaks out
  • 12/26 ice blown in forms persistent shorefast
    ice belt
  • Barrow
  • 11/3/07 - 1st local ice formation on Chukchi Sea
    side
  • Early Nov - 12/25/07 Unstable shorefast ice w/
    break-outs
  • 12/26/07 Shorefast ice has stabilized

Nov 17, 2007 SSM/I
5
Integration
  • AON local observations snow ice thickness
    properties buoys remote sensing ground-based
    obs.
  • International CliC Arctic Sea Ice Working Group
    (WS Fall/Winter 2008) - Coordination of
    observations, development of joint protocols and
    associated tools Sea-ice knowledge use (SIKU)
    IPY project
  • Across stakeholder groups Local government
    communities (NSB sea ice workshops) exchange
    with industry (JIP?) SIKU project
  • Pure applied science North by 2020 -
    Coastal Offshore Oil Gas theme synthesis
    workshop (Reducing environmental risk through
    information management exchange) -
    www.alaska.edu/ipy/north2020/oil.xml
  • International Barrow Sea Ice Field course (May
    2008) Concepts practical approaches to
    integrated observing programs
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