been successfully applied to North Atlantic/Arctic Ocean Sea Ice Model (NAOSIM) developed at the AlfredWegener Institute (AWI). We are currently working to apply the systems to Finite-volumE Sea ice-Ocean [...] simulation without data assimilation, red: model simulation with data assimilation. (Graphic: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Spatial pattern of sea ice extent in September, from 1990 to 2010 (every 5 years). [...] simulation without data assimilation, black: model simulation with data assimilation. (Graphic: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Spatial pattern of sea ice motion in August 2006: Left panel: model simulation without
dynamics and Earth System feedbacks Permafrost coring in the Fish Creek Delta, North Alaska (Photo: AlfredWegener Institut) Arctic permafrost landscapes change rapidly under the influence of natural and ant [...] permafrost carbon pools and their vulnerability to mobilization Alaskan Yedoma cliff (Photo: AlfredWegener Institut) Arctic landscapes underlain by permafrost are threatened by climate warming and may [...] Degradation of ice-rich permafrost by thermal erosion thermoerosional valley Kurungnakh (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Thermo-erosional valleys are widely distributed in ice-rich permafrost deposits of
Remote Sensing Map of Arctic sea ice thickness (April 2015) obtained from CryoSat-2 data (Graphic: AlfredWegener Institut) Contact: Dr. Stefan Hendricks The inaccessibility and sheer size of sea ice covered [...] based on measuring the height of ice floes above the sea surface with radar altimeters (Graphic: AlfredWegener Institut)
Example of Microstructure Mapping image (Photo: Ilka Weikusat, Alfred-Wegener-Institut) An essential part of ice core research at the AWI consists of mapping the microstructural parameters (grain size
content (integrated in the area in blue on the map) freFresh water content cha (Graphic: T. Kovacs, Alfred-Wegener-Institut) The Arctic Ocean receives freshwater by run-off from Asia north of the Himalaya. Large
Methane Airborne measurements of atmospheric methane Methane signal over a lake. (Graphic: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Methane (CH4) is an important greenhouse gas. Though its concentration in the atmosphere
produce base data sets for habitat studies. Larsen A, B, and C ice shelves, Weddell Sea (Graphic: AlfredWegener Institut) Contact Dr. Boris Dorschel Prof. Dr. Wilfried Jokat Cooperation partners Geology, AWI
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analyses of images from Mann et al. (2004) . Screenshot SHERPA (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Segmented diatom valve (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut)
stable water isotope values of ice cores from Northern Greenland (Graphic: Stefanie Weißbach, Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Human activities have serious impacts on the global environmental system and will,