Intensification of Arctic Ocean eddy activity under global warming

Ocean Eddies
In a new study, researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) investigated the long-term changes in the Arctic Ocean eddy activity [...] study reveals a remarkable surge in Arctic eddy activity in a warmer climate, a trend that is probably unparalleled when compared to other regions across the global ocean.

Interview Wunderlich

icebreaker Polarstern has been drifting through the Arctic Ocean for a year since autumn 2019. Scientists from 20 nations explore the central Arctic over the course of the year on the MOSAiC expedition [...] It goes without saying that the waters of the outer Arctic ice aren’t subject to the same pressure as in the inner ice, let alone the Central Arctic; the floe dimensions are on a different scale, too.

Interview with Markus Rex

icebreaker Polarstern will drift through the Arctic Ocean for an entire year. During the MOSAiC expedition, experts from 17 nations will investigate the Central Arctic throughout the year. They will overwinter [...] willing to become trapped in the ice of the Arctic Ocean for an entire year? No other region of the Earth has warmed as rapidly over the past few decades as the Arctic; in essence, it is the epicentre of global [...] climate system. What do you hope to accomplish? The Arctic is closely linked to the weather in our latitudes. We can already see climate changes in the Arctic that are shaping our weather and climate. And at

Invited Talks

space in the Arctic Ocean and next steps towards its comprehensive monitoring. European Polar Science Week 2020. Virtual Internagtional Conference. 30 Oct 2020 2019 Bracher A. (2019) The Ocean as Seen by [...] (2015) Hyperspectral ocean color imagery and applications to studies of phytoplankton ecology. In Breakout session "Hyperspectral science and applications for shelf and open ocean processes" of IOCS 2015 [...] Splinter Session 10 “Phytoplankton Community Structure from Ocean Colour: Methods, Validation, Intercomparisons and Applications”, International Ocean Color Science (IOCS) Meeting, Darmstadt, 8 May 2013 Bracher

Ions_j.1600-0889.2011.00542.x.pdf

the ocean at multiple scales. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 61, 673–684. Tellus 63B (2011), 5 25-YR AEROSOL RECORDS AT COASTAL ANTARCTICAL IONIC COMPOUNDS 919 Simó, R. and Dachs, J. 2002. Global ocean emission [...] comprehensive review the pivotal role of chemical proxies in reconstructing the history of the South- ern Ocean and Antarctic climate over the last few millennia. In this context, the most meaningful ionic impurities [...] rine biogenic source of atmospheric MS and nss-SO2− 4 governed by the productivity of the Southern Ocean (Minikin et al., 1998, Preunkert et al., 2008), sea ice as a significant sea salt source (Wagenbach

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the ocean at multiple scales. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 61, 673–684. Tellus 63B (2011), 5 25-YR AEROSOL RECORDS AT COASTAL ANTARCTICAL IONIC COMPOUNDS 919 Simó, R. and Dachs, J. 2002. Global ocean emission [...] comprehensive review the pivotal role of chemical proxies in reconstructing the history of the South- ern Ocean and Antarctic climate over the last few millennia. In this context, the most meaningful ionic impurities [...] rine biogenic source of atmospheric MS and nss-SO2− 4 governed by the productivity of the Southern Ocean (Minikin et al., 1998, Preunkert et al., 2008), sea ice as a significant sea salt source (Wagenbach

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Ions_j.1600-0889.2011.00542.x.pdf

the ocean at multiple scales. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 61, 673–684. Tellus 63B (2011), 5 25-YR AEROSOL RECORDS AT COASTAL ANTARCTICAL IONIC COMPOUNDS 919 Simó, R. and Dachs, J. 2002. Global ocean emission [...] comprehensive review the pivotal role of chemical proxies in reconstructing the history of the South- ern Ocean and Antarctic climate over the last few millennia. In this context, the most meaningful ionic impurities [...] rine biogenic source of atmospheric MS and nss-SO2− 4 governed by the productivity of the Southern Ocean (Minikin et al., 1998, Preunkert et al., 2008), sea ice as a significant sea salt source (Wagenbach

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Is the ice in the Arctic Ocean getting thinner and thinner? Research aircraft Polar 5 measures thickness of sea ice north of Greenland

Press release

JAGO and Polarstern, an unbeatable team on a coldwater coral expedition in Arctic ocean

Press release

JASPER 2010

moderately rough arctic sea ice and take ridge height and distribution into account. They are well proven for applications in simulations of flow situations in the northern polar ocean. To prove if they [...] leads and polynias For the energy and moisture exchange between the atmosphere and the ice covered ocean, leads and polynias play an important role. This is documented by many modelling studies, but only [...] sea ice have a significant effect on the energy exchange between the atmosphere and the ice covered ocean. Uncertainties in the representation of sea ice albedo contribute considerably to the differences