Significant advances are being made in our understanding of the Arctic sea ice‐climate
system. The mean circulation of the Arctic sea ice cover is now well defined through analysis …

The major goal of this paper is to demonstrate the existence in the Arctic Ocean of two
regimes of wind‐forced circulation. We simulated the vertically averaged currents, sea level …

Results from modeling studies of the ice‐ocean system in the Arctic Basin and in the
Norwegian‐Greenland‐Barents seas are presented. We used a three‐dimensional coupled …

Arctic Ice–Ocean Modeling with and without Climate Restoring in: Journal of Physical
Oceanography Volume 28 Issue 2 (1998) Jump to Content Jump to Main Navigation Logo Logo …

The annual variability of the Arctic Ocean is characterized by a large seasonal cycle against
a background of climatically significant interannual and decadal timescale variations. One of …

The freshwater budget of the Arctic Ocean from autumn 1979 to autumn 1985 is examined
using a simple ice‐ocean model. The ice model, described in detail by Thomas et al.[this …

Hibler's dynamic-thermodynamic sea ice model with viscous-plastic rheology is used to
simulate the seasonal cycle of sea ice motion, thickness, compactness, and growth rate in …

The advection of sea ice and associated freshwater/salt fluxes in the Weddell Sea in 1986
and 1987 are investigated with a large‐scale dynamic‐thermodynamic sea ice model. The …

A two-dimensional barotropic, coupled, ocean–ice model with a space resolution of 55.5 km
and driven by atmospheric forces, river run-off, and sea-level slope between the Pacific and …

Laboratory experiments and theory were conducted to observe the flow patterns and
transport in both buoyancy‐driven and wind‐driven rotating fluids. In “lock‐exchange” …