Sea ice conditions and melt season duration variability within the Canadian Arctic Archipelago: 1979–2008
Abstract
[1] Sea ice conditions and melt season duration within the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (CAA) were investigated from 1979–2008. The CAA is exhibiting statistically significant decreases in average September total sea ice area at −8.7% decade−1. The melt season duration within the CAA is increasing significantly at 7 days decade−1. 2008 represented the longest melt season duration within the CAA over the satellite record at 129 days. Average...
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Title
Sea ice conditions and melt season duration variability within the Canadian Arctic Archipelago: 1979–2008
Published Date
May 1, 2009
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
10
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