iAOOS-ASOF Workshop on the Integrated Arctic Ocean Observing System, October 18th, 2010
- Measuring the flows along the Eurasioan boundary of the Arctic Ocean (Robert S. Pickart, WHOI)
- Inverse modeling of fluxes at the Arctic Ocean boundary (Sheldon Bacon, NOCS)
- Observing and modeling of transient signals connecting the Arctic Ocean and the Nordic seas (Michael Karcher, AWI)
- Uncertainties in climate scenario calculations regarding the fresh water fluxes around Greenland. (Laura de Steur, NPI, Ruediger Gerdes, AWI)
- Which side of Greenland will be favoured by the freshwater efflux in future (Ruediger Gerdes, AWI)
- Future freshwater export from the Arctic according to CCSM3/4 and other GCM scenarios (Alexandra Jahn, NCAR, Boulder, USA)
- Observational strategies for monitoring fresh water fluxes on both sides of Greenland. (Laura de Steur, NPI)
- Greenland fresh water impact on CAA Outflow. Is the future fresh water production of Greenland capable of making significant impacts on CAA outflow, and what/where should we monitor to test for this? (Bert Rudels, FIMR)
- State estimation and quantitative observing system desing for Arctic Observing Networks (Patrick Heimbach, MIT)
8th ASOF ISSG Meeting, October 19th, 2010
