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Indicators of Arctic Sea Ice Bistability in Climate Model Simulations and Observations

Ian Eisenman

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Abstract : The long-term goal is to assess the possibility that the climate system supports multiple Arctic sea ice states that are relevant for the evolution of sea ice during the next several decades.

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Abstract : The long-term goal is to assess the possibility that the climate system supports multiple Arctic sea ice states that are relevant for the evolution of sea ice during the next several decades.

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Abstract : The long-term goal is to assess the possibility that the climate system supports multiple Arctic sea ice states that are relevant for the evolution of sea ice during the next several decades.

Key concepts: Sea ice, Climatology, Arctic, Arctic ice pack, Arctic sea ice decline, Environmental science, Climate model, Ice-albedo feedback

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