Surface processes alter the water stable isotope signal of the surface snow after deposition.
However, it remains an open question to which extent surface post‐depositional processes …

We document the isotopic evolution of near-surface snow at the East Greenland Ice Core
Project (EastGRIP) ice core site in northeast Greenland using a time-resolved array of 1 m …

Wind-blown snow is a frequent phenomenon in high-elevation and polar regions which
impacts the surface energy and mass balance of these areas. Loose surface snow gets …

The Arctic Ocean is an exceptional environment where hydrosphere, cryosphere, and
atmosphere are closely interconnected. Changes in sea-ice extent and thickness affect …

Stable water isotopes stored in snow, firn and ice are used to reconstruct climatic
parameters. The imprint of these parameters at the snow surface and their preservation in …

Uncertainty in paleoclimate time series is inherent to the complex biological and physical
processes involved in forming and archiving them in the environment for centuries or longer …

The Arctic Ocean's snow cover is crucial in moderating interactions between sea-ice and the
atmosphere, yet fully grasping its isotopic composition and the processes shaping it …

Water stable isotope records in polar ice cores have been largely used to reconstruct past
local temperatures and other climatic information such as evaporative source region …