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Artificial intelligence could revolutionize sea ice warnings

By Tomas Rolland | UIT on Jun 19, 2020   Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Artificial intelligence could revolutionize sea ice warnings

  For vessels that journey into the polar seas, keeping control of the spread of sea ice is critical, which means that large resources are spent to collect data and determine future developments to provide reliable sea ice warnings. – As of now, large resources are needed to create these ice warnings, and most of […]

Heading Farther North than She has ever Been

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 13, 2020   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Heading Farther North than She has ever Been

    On the cusp of Interior Alaska’s springtime, Melinda Webster will not experience it this year. She’ll miss most of summer, too. Webster will soon head north of Earth’s landmasses, to spend the next half year cradled in ice. Webster, a sea-ice specialist at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, will in a […]

A Relationship Between Severe Winter Weather and Arctic Warmth?

By nsf on Mar 9, 2020   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

A Relationship Between Severe Winter Weather and Arctic Warmth?

  A review article published in Nature Climate Change evaluates whether severe winter weather in the United States, Europe and Asia is sensitive to Arctic temperatures. The lead author is NSF-funded scientist Judah Cohen, director of seasonal forecasting at Atmospheric and Environmental Research. Despite a warming planet, winter weather has remained surprisingly resilient across the mid-latitudes of the Northern […]

Record Low Level of Bering Sea Ice Causes Profound, Widespread Impacts

By Paula Dobbyn | Alaska Sea Grant on Dec 12, 2019   Featured, News from Alaska SeaGrant  

Record Low Level of Bering Sea Ice Causes Profound, Widespread Impacts

Sea ice in the Bering Sea shrank to its lowest levels in recorded history in 2018, profoundly affecting northwest Alaska residents who depend on marine resources for food, cash and culture, according to a new peer-reviewed study. “This is an extreme event with immediate and long-lasting repercussions. It’s indicative of very rapid change in the […]

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