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Changes in areal extent and concentration of sea ice
around Antarctica may serve as sensitive indicators of
global warming. A comparison study was conducted between
the outputs of the three main algorithms currently in use
(NASA Team, Comisco, and NORSEX) and a sea-ice model
(Fine Resolution Antarctic Model). Data from the DMSP
Special Sensor Microwave/Imager (SSM/I) were used as
input algorithms for the time frame July, 1987 to June,
1990. Large disparities are apparent when comparing the
NASA algorithm with the Comisco and NORSEX algorithms.
Very large differences, some higher than 30 per cent,
exist in the marginal ice zones, along the coast, and in
the Weddell and Ross Seas Heat fluxes through recurring
polynyas were calculated to quantify further differences
in the algorithms; however, no conclusive patterns were
apparent. No significant change in the extent or area of
the ice pack occurred from July, 1987 through June, 1990.
Antarctic Ocean, Antarctic regions, Global warming, Sea
ice-Antarctic regions.
Date Published: 2018-03-07 23:46:26
Identifier: DTIC_ADA257132
Item Size: 52314949
Language: english
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