Sea ice in the Arctic is one of the most rapidly changing components of the global climate
system. Over the past few decades, summer areal extent has declined over 30%, and all …

Seasonal climate forecasts occupy an intermediate zone between weather forecasting and
climate projections. They share with the numerical weather prediction the difficulty of …

Recent developments in global dynamical climate prediction systems have allowed for
skillful predictions of climate variables relevant to living marine resources (LMRs) at a scale …

Abstract The area of Arctic September sea ice has diminished from about 7 million km 2 in
the 1990s to less than 5 million km 2 in five of the past seven years, with a record minimum …

Sea ice plays a crucial role in the Earth's energy and water budget and has a substantial
impact on local and remote atmospheric and oceanic circulations. Predictions of Arctic sea …

The Canadian Sea Ice and Snow Evolution (CanSISE) Network is a climate research
network focused on developing and applying state of the art observational data to advance …

During the melting season, predicting the daily sea ice concentration (SIC) of the Pan-Arctic
at a subseasonal scale is strongly required for economic activities and a challenging task for …

Abstract Since 2008, the Study of Environmental Arctic Change Sea Ice Outlook has
solicited predictions of September sea‐ice extent from the Arctic research community …

Arctic sea ice thickness is thought to be an important predictor of Arctic sea ice extent.
However, coupled seasonal forecast systems do not generally use sea ice thickness …

We discuss the current understanding of past and future sea-ice evolution as inferred from
combining model simulations and observations. In such combined analysis, the models …