Reference PISM simulation of the Antarctic Ice Sheet over the past 210 kyr : PISM reference simulation
Top-left panel shows the verticallyaveraged ice speed (logarithmic colour scale). Lower-left panel shows the bedrock rebound rate. Notice the rapid rebound following deglaciation in the Weddell and Ross Sea sectors. Upper-right panel shows modelled surface elevation relative to present day observati...
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Format: | Article in Journal/Newspaper |
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Copernicus Publications
2019
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Online Access: | https://dx.doi.org/10.5446/41779 https://av.tib.eu/media/41779 |
Summary: | Top-left panel shows the verticallyaveraged ice speed (logarithmic colour scale). Lower-left panel shows the bedrock rebound rate. Notice the rapid rebound following deglaciation in the Weddell and Ross Sea sectors. Upper-right panel shows modelled surface elevation relative to present day observations on grounded ice and basal melt rates beneath ice shelves. Lower-right panel shows time series of the sea-level forcing (left vertical axis), the temperature forcing (right vertical axis) and the relative sea-level contribution of the ice sheet's above-flotation volume expressed in sea-level equivalent, assuming a constant ocean area of 3.61ױ0^14 m2. See paper for details of forcings and parameterisations. |
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