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Modeling sea ice for climate research and short-term forecasting

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SIPW05 - SIP Follow on: Mathematics of sea ice in the twenty-first century

Sea ice models are used by climate and Earth system research groups, and also by operational centers for applications such as numerical weather prediction and guidance for military operations.  This presentation introduces the physics represented by large-scale sea-ice models, discusses some of the challenges in applying sea-ice modeling tools developed for research purposes for operational forecasting on short time scales, and highlights promising new directions in sea-ice modeling.

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