2009 NRL REVIEW 199 OCEAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY A Thinning Arctic Ice Cap as Simulated by the

Introduction: Even though the Arctic is one of the most hostile operational environments in the world, numerous vessels transit the Arctic regularly in summer when coastal melting opens the shortest con-nection between much of the North Atlantic and North

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Main Authors: P. G. Posey, R. H. Preller, L. F. Smedstad, C. N. Barron
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