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4. Enhancing polar research and decision making: advances in international data sharing through active collaboration

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Pulsifer, Peter L, Van de Putte, Anton, Bricher, Pip, Strawhacker, Coleen, Murray, M., Arthurs, D., Barnes, T., Bermúdez Molina, O., De Bruin, Taco, Buckland, K., Collins, J., Duerr, Ruth, Friddell, Julie, Godøy, Ø., Hamre, T., Johannsson, H., Jonsell, Ulf, Khalsa, S.J.S., Kruemmel, E., Larsen, J., Leone, C., Longo, S., Maloley, M., Nitu, R., Olivieri, A., Parson, M., Parrott, J., Savela, H., Schumacher, Stefanie, Scory, Serge, Scott, D., Tacoma, M., Tronstad, Stein, Vitikka, A., Vossepol, S., and Yi, H.H.

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2017

7. Towards an International Polar Data Coordination Network

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Pulsifer, P L, primary, Yarmey, L, additional, Godøy, Ø, additional, Friddell, J, additional, Parsons, M, additional, Vincent, W F, additional, Bruin, T de, additional, Manley, W, additional, Gaylord, A, additional, Hayes, A, additional, Nickels, S, additional, Tweedie, C, additional, Larsen, J R, additional, and Huck, J, additional

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2014
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8. Closing the loop Approaches to monitoring the state of the Arctic Mediterranean during the International Polar Year 20072008

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Mauritzen, C., Hansen, E., Andersson, M., Berx, B., Beszczynska-Möller, Agnieszka, Burud, I., Christensen, K. H., Debernard, J., de Steur, L., Dodd, P., Gerland, S., Godøy, Ø., Hansen, Birte, Hudson, S., Høydalsvik, F., Ingvaldsen, R., Isachsen, P. E., Kasajima, Y., Koszalka, I., Kovacs, K. M., Køltzow, M., LaCasce, J., Lee, C. M., Lavergne, T., Lydersen, C., Nicolaus, Marcel, Nilsen, F., Nøst, O. A., Orvik, K. A., Reigstad, M., Schyberg, H., Seuthe, L., Skagseth, Ø., Skarðhamar, J., Skogseth, R., Sperrevik, A., Svensen, C., Søiland, H., Teigen, S. H., Tverberg, V., Wexels Riser, C., Mauritzen, C., Hansen, E., Andersson, M., Berx, B., Beszczynska-Möller, Agnieszka, Burud, I., Christensen, K. H., Debernard, J., de Steur, L., Dodd, P., Gerland, S., Godøy, Ø., Hansen, Birte, Hudson, S., Høydalsvik, F., Ingvaldsen, R., Isachsen, P. E., Kasajima, Y., Koszalka, I., Kovacs, K. M., Køltzow, M., LaCasce, J., Lee, C. M., Lavergne, T., Lydersen, C., Nicolaus, Marcel, Nilsen, F., Nøst, O. A., Orvik, K. A., Reigstad, M., Schyberg, H., Seuthe, L., Skagseth, Ø., Skarðhamar, J., Skogseth, R., Sperrevik, A., Svensen, C., Søiland, H., Teigen, S. H., Tverberg, V., and Wexels Riser, C.

Published
2011

9. Closing the loop – Approaches to monitoring the state of the Arctic Mediterranean during the International Polar Year 2007–2008

Author

Mauritzen, C., Hansen, E., Andersson, M., Berx, B., Beszczynska-Möller, A., Burud, I., Christensen, K. H., Debernard, J., de Steur, L., Dodd, P., Gerland, S., Godøy, Ø., Hansen, B., Hudson, S., Høydalsvik, F., Ingvaldsen, R., Isachsen, P.E., Kasajima, Y., Koszalka, Inga Monika, Kovacs, K. M., Køltzow, M., LaCasce, J., Lee, C. M., Lavergne, T., Lydersen, C., Nicolaus, M., Nilsen, F., Nøst, O. A., Orvik, K. A., Reigstad, M., Schyberg, H., Seuthe, L., Skagseth, Ø., Skarðhamar, J., Skogseth, R., Sperrevik, A., Svensen, C., Søiland, H., Teigen, S.H., Tverberg, V., Wexels Riser, C., Mauritzen, C., Hansen, E., Andersson, M., Berx, B., Beszczynska-Möller, A., Burud, I., Christensen, K. H., Debernard, J., de Steur, L., Dodd, P., Gerland, S., Godøy, Ø., Hansen, B., Hudson, S., Høydalsvik, F., Ingvaldsen, R., Isachsen, P.E., Kasajima, Y., Koszalka, Inga Monika, Kovacs, K. M., Køltzow, M., LaCasce, J., Lee, C. M., Lavergne, T., Lydersen, C., Nicolaus, M., Nilsen, F., Nøst, O. A., Orvik, K. A., Reigstad, M., Schyberg, H., Seuthe, L., Skagseth, Ø., Skarðhamar, J., Skogseth, R., Sperrevik, A., Svensen, C., Søiland, H., Teigen, S.H., Tverberg, V., and Wexels Riser, C.

Abstract

During the 4th International Polar Year 2007–2009 (IPY), it has become increasingly obvious that we need to prepare for a new era in the Arctic. IPY occurred during the time of the largest retreat of Arctic sea ice since satellite observations started in 1979. This minimum in September sea ice coverage was accompanied by other signs of a changing Arctic, including the unexpectedly rapid transpolar drift of the Tara schooner, a general thinning of Arctic sea ice and a double-dip minimum of the Arctic Oscillation at the end of 2009. Thanks to the lucky timing of the IPY, those recent phenomena are well documented as they have been scrutinized by the international research community, taking advantage of the dedicated observing systems that were deployed during IPY. However, understanding changes in the Arctic System likely requires monitoring over decades, not years. Many IPY projects have contributed to the pilot phase of a future, sustained, observing system for the Arctic. We now know that many of the technical challenges can be overcome. The Norwegian projects iAOOS-Norway, POLEWARD and MEOP were significant ocean monitoring/research contributions during the IPY. A large variety of techniques were used in these programs, ranging from oceanographic cruises to animal-borne platforms, autonomous gliders, helicopter surveys, surface drifters and current meter arrays. Our research approach was interdisciplinary from the outset, merging ocean dynamics, hydrography, biology, sea ice studies, as well as forecasting. The datasets are tremendously rich, and they will surely yield numerous findings in the years to come. Here, we present a status report at the end of the official period for IPY. Highlights of the research include: a quantification of the Meridional Overturning Circulation in the Nordic Seas (“the loop”) in thermal space, based on a set of up to 15-year-long series of current measurements; a detailed map of the surface circulation as well as characterization of

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2011
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10. ACCESS climate data management.

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Godøy Ø and Saadatnejad B

Subjects
Climate Change, Climate, Knowledge Management, Metadata
Abstract

Building on achievements and experience gained through the EU project DAMOCLES and international data management during the International Polar Year, ACCESS, data management was implemented using the same platform as used for DAMOCLES. A metadata-driven approach through which all datasets are properly described with discovery and use metadata was chosen in order to simplify data management and data usage. The system provides automated submission and checking of datasets, search and download as well as visualisation and transformation on user demand and metadata export. Long-term management of ACCESS climate datasets is done within the context of the Arctic Data Centre. This ensures visibility of ACCESS datasets in the context of WMO and GEOSS catalogues. Challenges with ACCESS data management have mainly been cultural with the consequence that the system has been underutilised within the duration of the project duration.

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2017
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