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Detection and identification of mechanisms and trends of sea ice drift variability in the Southern Ocean
Antarctic sea ice regulates global climate processes by mediating exchanges of heat, momentum, and mass between the Southern Ocean and atmosphere. However, the logistical constraints of acquiring in situ sea-ice observations is challenging. Inferring sea-ice properties, such as concentration and mot...
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Department of Oceanography
2025
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