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Iceland Greenland seas Project

@igpresearch

Studying cold-air outbreaks, and dense water formation in the Iceland and Greenland Seas #YOPP #polarprediction

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.AilinBrakstad (Bjerknessenteret) applies a method of total matrix intercomparison to water mass properties to trace the Denmark Strait overflow water in the Nordic Seas. #IGPworkshop #oceanography

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Jie Huang (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) & Tsinghua University) investigates upstream sources of the North Icelandic Jet - a potential pathway between the Greenland and Iceland seas. #IGPworkshop #oceanography #potentialspicity

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Stefanie Semper: Iceland-Faroe Slope Jet shows up in drifter trajectories and numerical models. It exhibits 3 cores of overflow water, has a dense transport mode similar to the NIJ, and shows no significant evolution of the transport mode in T or S. #IGPresearch #oceanography

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Day 2 of #IGPworkshop is kicked off by the overview of aircraft observations of surface heat fluxes over the marginal ice zone presented by Andy Elvidge #meteorology #YOPP #polarprediction

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Andy Elvidge (UEA School of Environmental Sciences): #UnifiedModel surface turbulent heat fluxes have a positive bias compared to #IGP obs. Why? MIZ #seaice is too smooth. Also poor representation of surface roughness. Similar model biases are likely in ECMWF #IFS #IGPworkshop #meteorology #YOPP

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Next, Ian Renfrew shows key features of atmospheric boundary layer in two cases of #ColdAirOutbreak over the Iceland sea. #IGPworkshop #meteorology #YOPP #polarprediction

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Christiane Duscha (Geofysisk institutt) shows some early results of analysing #WindCube #lidar data, challenges during the #IGP campaign and how data can be corrected. #IGPworkshop #meteorology #YOPP #polarprediction

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Heidi Golid joins us from Geofysisk institutt via skype to show the COSMO model validation against aircraft observations. Model accuracy increases with decreasing lead time and finer resolution. Optimal lead time +9 to +18 h. #IGPworkshop #meteorology #YOPP #polarprediction

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The final session of #IGPworkshop starts with @meteodenny (@CollegeofEMPS) presenting recent work on North Atlantic polar mesoscale cyclones in #ERA5 and ERA-Interim reanalyses #meteorology #polarprediction #YOPP

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Annick Terpstra (Geofysisk institutt & UEA School of Environmental Sciences): most previous cold air outbreak & polar low climatologies depend too much on the SST pattern and can lead to misleading results. Annick presents new synthesis of a refined CAO metric and mesoscale cyclone tracking. #IGPworkshop #meteorology

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Look out for further #IGP progress on our website (link: web.whoi.edu/all0118) web.whoi.edu/all0118: publications, datasets, photos... #IGPworkshop #YOPP #YOPPextraobs #polarprediction