New Methods and Technologies of Ice Forecasts for the Arctic Seas


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Abstract

Methodological approaches in the area of long- and short-range ice forecasts are discussed. Three basic modern directions of long-term ice forecast development are shown. New methods of long-range ice forecasts developed in the recent decade are presented. The ways of improving the AARI short-range ice forecast method based on the coupled ice-ocean dynamic-thermodynamic model are considered. It is shown that the numerical modeling as a specific branch of ice forecasting requires permanent development. The automation of ice forecasts can be implemented as an automated workplace or as a hardware-software complex.

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E. U. Mironov

Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute

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Email: mir@aari.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Beringa 38, St. Petersburg, 199397

S. V. Klyachkin

Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute

Email: mir@aari.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Beringa 38, St. Petersburg, 199397

A. V. Yulin

Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute

Email: mir@aari.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Beringa 38, St. Petersburg, 199397


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