Model development and simulations rep-resent a comprehensive synthesis of observa-tions with advances in numerous disciplines (physics; mathematics; and atmospheric,ocean-ic, cryospheric, and related sciences), enabling hypothesis testing via numerical experiments. For the Arctic Ocean, modeling has...
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| Summary: | Model development and simulations rep-resent a comprehensive synthesis of observa-tions with advances in numerous disciplines (physics; mathematics; and atmospheric,ocean-ic, cryospheric, and related sciences), enabling hypothesis testing via numerical experiments. For the Arctic Ocean, modeling has become one of the major instruments for understanding past conditions and explaining recently observed changes. In this context, the international Arctic |
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