Contents
1. The entire program................................................................................ P2
2. The ISAR-4 / ICARP III Session Program...................................... P5
Opening session and Closing session............................................. P5
Keynote Speech at the Plenary Session......................................... P5
Oral session.......................................................................................... P6
A......................................................................................................... P6
B........................................................................................................ P10
C........................................................................................................ P22
Poster session..................................................................................... P28
A....................................................................................................... P28
B........................................................................................................ P31
C........................................................................................................ P35
3. The Floor Map...................................................................................... P38
4. Events..................................................................................................... P40
5. Area Map............................................................................................... P42

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1. The entire program
Facility (Capacity)AM(09:00-12:30)

23-AprThursday

Main Hall(825)

201 (72)202 (72)203 (72)

IASC WG
CommonSessionConferenceroom(72)205 (24)

3F Foyer

ShiminPlaza

NySMAC

Lunch(12:30-14:00)

IASC
AWG

PM1
(14:00-17:30)

IASC
CWG

IASC
MWG

IASC
SHWG

IASC
TWG

AFoPS

IASC
/Uarctic/IASSAPM2(18:00-19:30)

AM(09:00-12:30)

24-AprFriday204 (72)

IASC Council

NySMACIASC Council

NySMAC

Lunch(12:30-14:00)

PM1(14:00-17:30)

PM2(18:30-20:30)

Reception

AM(09:00-12:30)

PAG

ISIRA

EPB

FARO

25-AprLunch
Saturday (12:30-14:00)
PM(14:00-17:30)

PAG

EPB

PaSCAS

FARO

Excursion (Full Day)AM1
(09:00-12:30)

26-AprSundayAPECSWorkshop

EPB

APECS
MOSAiCWorkshop

EPB

Lunch
(12:30-14:00)

PM1(14:00-17:30)

PublicLecture(13:00-16:30)

PM2(18:30-20:30)

Icebreaker
Side meeting

Closed meeting

IASC: The International Arctic Science Committee
IASC AWG: IASC Atmosphere Working Group
IASC CWG: IASC Cryosphere Working Group
IASC MWG: IASC Marine Working Group
IASC SHWG: IASC Social und Human Sciences Working Group
IASC TWG: IASC Terrestrial Working Group<Coffee break schedule>
April 23-27…………………………….10：30、13：30、15：30
April 28-30…………………………….10：15、13：15、15：15

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AFoPS: The Asian Forum for Polar Sciences
APECS: The Association of Polar Early Career Scientists
EPB: Europian Polar Board
FARO: Forum of Arctic Research Operators
IASSA: International Arctic Social Science Association
ISIRA: International Science Initiative in the Russian Arctic
MOSAiC: Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate
NRF: Northern Research Forum
NySMAC: Ny-Ålesund Science Managers Committee
PAG: Pacific Arctic GroupPaSCAS: The Partnership between the Scientific Community and Arctic
Stakeholders
SIOS: Svalbard Integrated Earth Observing System
UArctic: University of the Arctic

Facility (Capacity)

Main Hall(825)

AM(09:00-12:30)

Opening
Session201 (72)202 (72)203 (72)204 (72)

Conferenceroom(72)205 (24)

1st groupPM1(14:00-15:30)

B6

A2

A4

B2

C1

C6

C10

PM2
(16:00-17:30)

B6

A2

A4

B2

C1

C6

C11

PM3
(17:45-19:15)

28-AprTuesday

ShiminPlaza

PosterLunch(12:30-14:00)

27-AprMonday3F Foyer

Weather
Linkages(14:00-16:00)
Arctic Ocean
and Climate
Interact.
Planning Mtg

EU-J-USWS

Geospace(18:30-21:00)

PosterAM1(09:00-10:15)

Plenary
SessionAM2(10:45-12:15)

B6

C7

A4

B2

B7

B9

C3

PM1
(13:45-15:15)

B6

C7

A1

B2

B7

B9

C4

PM2
(15:45-17:15)

B6

C7

A1

B10

B7

B9

C8

1st group
SIOS

Lunch
(12:15-13:45)

PosterCore Time
1st groupPM3(17:30-19:00)

AM1(09:00-10:15)

Plenary
SessionAM2(10:45-12:15)

B5

B1

B3

B10

B7

Joint
Session(C4, 5, 10, 11)

B11
PosterLunch(12:15-13:45)

2nd group

29-AprPM1
Wednesday (13:45-15:15)

B5

B1

B3

B10

B7

A6

B11

PM2
(15:45-17:15)

B5

B1

B3

B10

B7

A6

B11

PM3
(17:30-18:45)

IIASA Arctic
Futures
InitiativePM4(19:00-21:00)

Banquet at ANA hotel

AM1(09:00-10:15)
AM2

PosterCore Time
2nd group

Plenary
Session
B5

B4

B8

C2

C5

A6

PM1
(13:45-15:15)

B5

B4

B8

C2

C5

A6

PM2
(15:45-17:15)

Closing
Session(10:45-12:15)

NRF

A5

Poster
2nd group

30-AprLunch
Thursday (12:15-13:45)

Side meeting

Closed meeting

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< Session Title >A1.

Understanding the Arctic climate change and its global influences:  Japan's contributions and suggestions forthe future

A2.

Paleoclimatic perspective on Arctic changes and polar amplification

A4.		

Geospace over and related to the Arctic region

A5

The Climatic Threat from Arctic Offshore Methane

A6

Climate and ecosystem vulnerability in the terrestrial northern high-latitudes

B1.

Arctic Climate Change and Potential Mid-latitude Weather Linkages:  Large-scale Atmospheric Circulationand Storm Track Dynamics

B2.

Current and Future Observing Strategies for Understanding the Evolving Arctic   Climate and Ecological
SystemB3.

Changing permafrost and its impact on the physical, ecological, economic and  cultural Earth system

B4.

Arctic snow cover changes and their consequences

B5.

Remote Sensing of the Arctic System

B6.

A Pan-Arctic Challenge: Predicting the Future of Marine Biota and Ecosystem  Connectivity Through Field
Studies and Data Integration

B7.

Atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions and aspects related to a future, seasonally ice free  Arctic Ocean

B8.

From human security to geopolitical dynamics in the Global Arctic: the global   implications of rapid
environmental, economic, and societal change

B9.

Arctic Governance, Sustainable Development of Local Communities and Non-Arctic  State’s Contribution

B10. (A3) Ice mass loss in Greenland and Arctic glaciers under the influence of changing atmosphere and the ocean
B11. (C9) Navigation and Fisheries in the Arctic: Prospects, Problems and International Policies
C1.

Sharing Arctic Data, Observations and Knowledge: Understanding the Global  System through International
Exchange

C2.

Arctic in Rapid Transition - future research directions from the perspective of early  career scientists

C3.

Emerging questions in Arctic Geoscience

C4.

Co-design, co-production, co-communication of scientific knowledge? how to frame  concerted research forsustainable development in times of change

C5.

Advances in Transdisciplinary Arctic Research: Progress on Building Collaborative  Agendas for Research
Supporting Solutions for Sustainability

C6.

Understanding Sustainability in the Arctic: From Patchwork to Framework

C7.

The Arctic system; changes and effects with emphasis on freshwater ecosystems.

C8.

Circumpolar Arctic Coastal Communities Observatory Network: knowledge hubs for   northern coastalsustainability

C10.

Consulting Arctic Communities on Research Planning

C11

Early Exploration and Exploitation and their Impact Today on Local Arctic Societies<Poster Session>
First group:

A1, A2, A4, B2, B6, B9, C3, C4, C6, C7, C8, C10
Set up: April 27, 12:30Core time: April 28, 17:30-19:00
Removal: April 28, -19:00

Second group: A6, B1, B3, B4, B5, B7, B8, B10, C2, C5
Set up: April 28, 9:00Core time: April 29, 17:30-18:45
Removal: April 30, -13:45

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2. Session Program
Program for the Fourth International Symposium on the Arctic Research (ISAR-4) /The third International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP III)
Opening session
April 27 (Monday) 09:00-12:30, Main Hall
09:00-09:45

Opening remarks- Kazuyuki Shiraishi, Chair, ASSW2015 Local Organizing Committee- Susan Barr, President, International Arctic Science Committee- Takashi Ohnishi, President, Science Council of Japan- Motoyuki Fujii, State Minister, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology- TBD, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan- Tadahiko Ito, a member of the House of Representatives- Ryuichi Ishii, Governor of Toyama Prefecture

09:55-10:40
10:40-11:00
11.00-11:15
11:15-11:30
11:30-12:30

Distinguished Scientist Presentation: Christopher Rapley, Professor, University College London
Coffee BreakIntroduction of ICARP III: David Hik, Chair
Introduction of ISAR-4: Atsuko Sugimoto, Chair
IASC History Panel
1. Introduction to the IASC History Publication - Volker Rachold, Executive Secretary, International Arctic Science Committee
2. Panel Discussion- Odd Rogne, Executive Secretary 1991-2005- Bob Corell, Regional Board 1991-2000 (Chair 1997-2000)- Louwrens Hacquebord, Council Member 1992- (Vice President 2000-2008)- Anders Karlqvist, Regional Board Member 1991-2008 (Chair 1991-1994, 1996-1997)- Byong Kwon Park, Council Member 2002- (Vice President 2004-2012)- Vladimir Pavlenko, Council Member 2001- (Vice President 2014-)- Kristján Kristjánsson, Council Member 1999-2010 (President 2006-2010, Vice President 2002-2006)

Closing session
April 30 (Thursday) 15:45-17:00, Main Hall
15:45-16:20

16:20-16:30
16:30-16:40
16:40-16:50
16:50-17:00
17:00

Closing remarks- Susan Barr, President, International Arctic Science Committee- Atsuko Sugimoto, Chair, ISAR-4- David Hik, Chair, ICARPIII
Poster Award
Handing out the ASSW cloth from ASSW 2015 LOC to ASSW 2016 LOC
Speech of ASSW2016 LOC, Larry Hinzman, Chair
Closing address: Kazuyuki Shiraishi, Chair, ASSW2015 Local Organizing Committee
Close

Keynote Speech at the Plenary Session
April 28 (Tuesday), Main Hall
09:00-09:35
TBD
09:40-10:15
Takashi Yamanouchi, Project Manager of GRENE-Arctic project of Japan, National Institute of Polar Research
April 29 (Wednesday), Main Hall
09:00-09:35
Margareta Johansson, Researcher, Lund University
09:40-10:15
Gunn-Britt Retter, Head of Arctic and Environmental Unit, Saami Council
April 30 (Thursday), Main Hall
09:00-09:35
Jacqueline Grebmeier, IASC Medalist, University of Maryland
09:40-10:15
Hannu Halinen, Arctic Ambassador of Finland(1)

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Oral session＊ signifies the presenter.

A1: Understanding the Arctic climate change and its global inﬂuences: Japan's contributions and suggestions for the future
Main Convener: Kumiko Takata
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 202, 13:45-15:15
13:45-13:55
13:55-14:15

A01-O01

14:15-14:30

A01-O02

14:30-14:45

A01-O03

14:45-15:00

A01-O04

15:00-15:15

A01-O05

Chair: Takashi Yamanouchi

INTRODUCTION OF THE SESSION
H. Enomoto
TOWARDS AN ICE-FREE ARCTIC OCEAN IN SUMMERTIME
J. C. Gascard*, M. Rafizadeh
A MODELING STUDY ON THE INFLOW OF THE ATLANTIC WATER AT THE FRAM STRAIT
T. Kawasaki*, H. Hasumi
THE EFFECT OF REMOTE FORCING AND LOCAL FEEDBACK ON THE ARCTIC WARMING
UNDER THE ELEVATED ATMOSPHERIC CO2 CONCENTRATION
M. Yoshimori*, A. Abe-Ouchi
MODULATION OF THE ARCTIC LINKAGES ON ATMOSPHERIC ENERGY TRANSPORT IN
NORTHERN HIGH LATITUDES
J. Ukita*, M. Honda, M. Kadono, K. Iwamoto, Y. Ogawa, Y. Tomikawa, T. Nakamura,
K. Yamazaki, Y. Miyoshi, Y. Harada, H. Kanzawa
GLACIER DYNAMICS NEAR THE CALVING FRONT OF BOWDOIN GLACIER,
NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
S. Sugiyama*, S. Tsutaki, D. Sakakibara, J. Saito, M. Maruyama, N. Katayama, T. Sawagaki,
M. Funk, A. Bauder

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 202, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

A01-O06

16:00-16:15

A01-O07

16:15-16:30

A01-O08

16:30-16:45

A01-O09

16:45-17:00

A01-O10

17:00-17:15

A01-O11Chair: Kumiko Takata

A BIOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION TO PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 IN THE WESTERNARCTIC OCEAN AND BERING SEA
R. Futsuki, T. Hirawake*, A. Fujiwara, T. Kikuchi, S. Nishino, D. Sasano, M. Ishii, H. Uchida, S. Saitoh
CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENTS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC O2/N2 RATIO AT NY-ÅLESUND,SVALBARD
D. Goto*, S. Morimoto, S. Aoki, T. Nakazawa, P. K. PatraSPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS ON TREE-RING DELTA-13C AND TREEGROWTHOVER THE PAST 100 YEARS IN CIRCUM-ARCTIC ECOSYSTEMSS. Tei*, A. Sugimoto, M. Liang, Y. Matsuura, A. Osawa, H. Yonenobu, T. C. Maximov
IMPACTS OF FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE ON ARCTIC TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS: AN
ANALYSIS BASED ON ISI-MIP
A. Ito*, H. Noda, K. Nishina
DETECTION OF TRENDS IN CO2 VERTICAL PROFILES DUE TO BIOSPHERIC AND
ANTHROPOGENIC FLUX CHANGE
P. K. Patra*, T. Machida, S. Aoki, T. Saeki, T. Nakazawa
EFFECTS OF BLACK CARBON ON THE CLIMATE OF THE ARCTIC - CURRENT STUDIESAND FUTURE PLANNING Y. Kondo*, M. Koike, J. Ukita

A2: Paleoclimatic perspective on Arctic changes and polar ampliﬁcation
Main Convener: Kenji Kawamura
April 27 (Monday), Room 201, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:15

A02-O01

14:15-14:30

A02-O02

14:30-14:45

A02-O03

14:45-15:00

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Chair: Masanobu Yamamoto, Keiji Kawamura

THE DYNAMIC ARCTIC
O. Ingolfsson*
A MULTIDISCIPLINARY, PAN-ARCTIC NETWORK FOR RESEARCHING ARCTICPALAEOCLIMATEK. O. Strand*, C. O'Cofaigh
INTRODUCTION OF "LONG-TERM PLAN FOR ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH,
THEME 6: FUTURE ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT EXPLORED FROM PALEOENVIRONMENTAL
RECORDS" OF JAPANK. Kawamura*THE ‘LITTLE ICE AGE’ WARMING IN THE WEST GREENLAND WATERS BASED ON
DIATOM MICROFOSSILS
D. W. Krawczyk*, A. Witkowski, M. Moros, T. Juul-Pedersen, K. Arendt, J. Mortensen(2)

15:00-15:15

A02-O05

15:15-15:30

A02-O06

INSOLATION CONTROL ON THE BEAUFORT GYRE DYNAMICS DURING THE HOLOCENE
M. Yamamoto*, S. I. Nam, L. Polyak, D. Kobayashi, T. Irino, K. Shimada
THE FLEETING GLACIERS OF THE ARCTIC
O. Paasche*, J. Bakke

April 27 (Monday), Room 201, 16:00-17:30
16:00-16:15

A02-O07

16:15-16:30

A02-O08

16:30-16:45

A02-O09

16:45-17:00

A02-O10

17:00-17:15

A02-O11

17:15-17:30

A02-O12Chair: Ayako Abe-Ouchi, Keiji Kawamura
THE LATE QUATERNARY OF ARCTIC CANADA: THE INTERPLAY OF CLIMATE, SEALEVEL, ICE, AND OCEANS
A. J. Pienkowski*, M. F. A. Furze
THE FENNOSCANDIAN ICE SHEET AS A TRIGGER FOR DANSGAARD-OESCHGER CYCLES
K. H. Nisancioglu*, T. M. Dokken
THE INFLUENCE OF GLACIAL ICE SHEETS ON ATLANTIC MERIDIONAL OVERTURNINGCIRCULATION THROUGH ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION CHANGE UNDER GLACIAL
CLIMATE
S. Sherriff-Tadano*, A. Abe-Ouchi, M. Yoshimori, A. Oka, W.-L. Chan
VARIABILITY OF TERRESTRIAL BIOGENIC IONS OVER THE PAST 128,000 YEARS FROM A
DEEP ICE CORE DRILLED AT NEEM, GREENLAND
K. Goto-Azuma*, A. Wegner, M. Hirabayashi, M. Hansson, T. Kuramoto, B. Twarloh, H. Motoyama
TOC FLUCTUATION OF MD01-2407 CORE FROM JAPAN SEA AS A PROXIES OF
GREENLAND ICE SHEET IN THE GLACIAL PERIODS FOR THE PAST 640 KA
F. Kumon*, Y. Takizawa
DRIVERS AND MECHANISMS FOR ENHANCED MID-PLIOCENE SUMMER MONSOONPRECIPITATION OVER EAST ASIA SIMULATED IN THE PLIOMIP
Y. Sun*, T. Zhou, G. Ramstein, C. Contoux, Z. Zhang

A4: Geospace over and related to the Arctic region
Main Convener: Yasunobu Ogawa
April 27 (Monday), Room 202, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:20

A04-O01

14:20-14:35

A04-O02

14:35-14:55

A04-O03

14:55-15:15

A04-O04

15:15-15:30

A04-O05

Chair: Yasunobu Ogawa
NEUTRAL DYNAMICS IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC UPPER ATMOSPHERE
W. E. Ward*, A. Manson, M. Shepherd, Q. Wu, J. Drummond
THERMOSPHERE-MESOSPHERE-STRATOSPHERE COUPLING DURING STRATOSPHERICSUDDEN WARMINGS
Y. Orsolini*, V. Limpasuvan, D. Kinnison

LONG-TERM TREND OF THE THERMOSPHERE CAUSED BY ANTHROPOGENIC
INCREASES OF GREENHOUSE GASSES SIMULATED BY THE GAIA
Y. Miyoshi*, H. Jin, H. Fujiwara, H. Shinagawa
LONG-TERM TRENDS IN IONOSPHERIC PARAMETERS MEASURED BY THE EISCATRADARS
L. M. Bjoland*, V. Belyey, U. P. Loevhaug, C. L. Hoz

April 27 (Monday), Room 202, 16:00-17:30
16:00-16:15

A04-O06

16:15-16:30

A04-O07

16:30-16:45

A04-O08

16:45-17:00

A04-O09

17:00-17:15

A04-O10

17:15-17:30

A04-O11Chair: Craig Heinselman

THE ROLE OF ENERGETIC PARTICLE PRECIPITATION IN COUPLING BETWEENGEOSPACE ENVIRONMENT, ATMOSPHERE AND CLIMATE
E. Turunen*, A. Kero, P. Verronen, A. Seppala, M. Andersson, S.-M. Salmi, C. Rodger, M. Clilverd
GEOSPACE EXPLORATION PROJECT: ERG
Y. Miyoshi*
RADIATION DOSE OF AIRCREWS DURING A SOLAR PROTON EVENT WITHOUT GROUNDLEVEL ENHANCEMENT
R. Kataoka*, Y. Nakagawa, T. Sato
CORONAL BEHAVIOR BEFORE THE LARGE FLARE ONSET AND ITS IMPACT ON EARTH'S
ENVIRONMENT
S. Imada*
CME FRONT AND SEVERE SPACE WEATHER
N. Balan*, R. Skoug, S. T. Ram, K. Shiokawa, Y. Otsuka, I. S. Batista, Y. Ebihara, T. Nakamura
AN EXTENSIVE SURVEY OF THE OPTICAL STRUCTURES OF THE DAYSIDE DIFFUSE
AURORAD. Han*, X. Chen, Q. Qiu, H. Hu, H. Yang

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April 28 (Tuesday), Room 202, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:05

A04-O12

11:05-11:20

A04-O13

11:20-11:35

A04-O14

11:35-11:55

A04-O15

11:55-12:15

A04-O16Chair: Esa Turunen

EISCAT_3D, A NEW INCOHERENT SCATTER RADAR FOR GEOSPACE RESEARCH IN THE
NORDIC REGION
C. J. Heinselman*
NEW HORIZON OF ATMOSPHERIC AND GEOSPACE SCIENCES IN THE ARCTIC WITH
EISCAT_3D - JAPAN'S CONTRIBUTIONS H. Miyaoka*, S. Nozawa, Y. Ogawa, S. Oyama, T. Nakamura, R. Fujii
EISCAT_3D SCIENCE TOPICS RELATED TO THE ARCTIC GEOSPACE
J. Kero*, E. Belova, J. Hedin, A. Pellinen-Wannberg, H. Nilsson
VARSITI - VARIABILITY OF THE SUN AND ITS TERRESTRIAL IMPACT
K. Shiokawa*, K. Georgieva
JAPANESE SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS IN THE ARCTIC
T. Abe*, Y. Saito, N. Ishii

A5: The Climatic Threat from Arctic Offshore Methane
Main Convener: Peter Wadhams
April 30 (Thursday), Room 205, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:15

A05-O01

11:15-11:30

A05-O02

11:30-11:45

A05-O03

11:45-12:00

A05-O04

12:00-12:15

A05-O05

Chair: Peter Wadhams, Jeremy Wilkinson
DECADAL PROGRESS IN QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATE OF METHANE FLUXES FROM THE
EAST SIBERIAN ARCTIC SHELF
N. Shakhova*, I. Semiletov, V. Yusupov, A. Salyuk, A. Salomatin, D. Chernykh, D. Kosmach,
O. Gustafsson
EVOLVING ICE AND OCEAN CONDITIONS IN THE EAST SIBERIAN AND LAPTEV SEAS
RELEVANT TO METHANE EMISSIONS
P. Wadhams*
GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ZONE ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSEA PERMAFROSTTHAWING IN THE CANADIAN BEAUFORT SEA INFERRED FROM MARINE HEAT FLOW
MEASUREMENTS
Y.-G. Kim*, Y. K. Jin, J. K. Hong
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CH4 AND CO2 IN THE SURFACE SEAWATER IN THE WESTERNARCTIC OCEAN
D. Sasano*, M. Ishii, N. Kosugi, A. Murata, H. Uchida, S. Toyoda, K. Yamada, K. Kudo,
N. Yoshida, T. Mifune, M. Yamamoto-Kawai, H. Yoshikawa-Inoue, S. Nishino, T. Kikuchi
METHANOGENETIC DIVERSITY AND ACTIVITY IN THE FOREHEAD OF AUSTRELOVÉNBREEN AND MIDRE LOVÉNBREEN GLACIER
H. Ma*, Y. Zhang, X. Chen, W. Yan

A6: Climate and ecosystem vulnerability in the terrestrial northern high-latitudes
Main Convener: Yoshihiro Iijima

Subtitle: Terrestrial Carbon source and evaluation:
April 29 (Wednesday), Conference Room, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:03

A06-O01

14:03-14:21

A06-O02

14:21-14:39

A06-O03

14:39-14:57

A06-O04

14:57-15:15

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MONITORING ARCTIC GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS USING TOP-DOWN APPROACHES
L. M. Bruhwiler*, E. J. Dlugokencky
REGIONAL SCALING OF AIRBORNE FLUX MEASUREMENTS OVER ARCTIC REGIONS
A. Serafimovich*, S. Metzger, J. Hartmann, K. Kohnert, S. Wieneke, T. Sachs
CHANGES IN ARCTIC AND BOREAL TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS FROM 1981-2010:
COMPARISONS BETWEEN A GLOBAL EARTH SYSTEM MODEL AND OBSERVATIONS
T. Diehl*, A. Cescatti, G. Duveiller, R. Alkama
SURFACE ENERGY AND GREEN-HOUSE-GAS FLUX MEASUREMENTS AT A TUSSOCK
TUNDRA SITE, COUNCIL, ALASKA
S. J. Park*, J. I. Yoo, N. Y. Chae, B. Y. Lee
A STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE POLYGONAL TUNDRA BASED ON POISSON-VORONOIDIAGRAMS
F. C. Aleina*, V. Brovkin, S. Muster, J. Boike, L. Kutzbach, T. Sachs, S. Zuyev(4)

Subtitle: Super sites observations and iLEAPS:
April 29 (Wednesday), Conference Room, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:03

A06-O06

16:03-16:21

A06-O07

16:21-16:39

A06-O08

16:39-16:57

A06-O09

16:57-17:15

A06-O10Chair: Kazuyuki Saito

EFFECT OF N FERTILIZATION AND ROOT CUT TREATMENT ON SOIL RESPIRATION IN ALARIX GMELINII FOREST IN CENTRAL SIBERIA
T. Morishita*, Y. Matsuura, T. Kajimoto, A. Osawa, O. A. Zyryanova, A. S. Prokushkin
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS REGULATING SOIL ORGANIC CARBON STORAGE IN
PERMAFROST ECOSYSTEMS
K. Fujii*, Y. Matsuura, A. Osawa
PROCESSES IMPACTING ATMOSPHERE-SURFACE EXCHANGES AT ARCTICTERRESTRIAL SITES
O. Persson*, A. Grachev, E. Konopleva, C. Cox, R. Stone, S. Crepinsek, M. Shupe, T. Uttal
CENTRAL YAKUTIA AS ONE OF KEY AREAS FOR STUDYING RAPID PERMAFROSTCHANGES UNDER CURRENT CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
A. N. Fedorov*, P. Y. Konstantinov, R. V. Desyatkin, T. C. Maximov, Y. Iijima,
H. Park, G. Iwahana, T. Hiyama, M. Ulrich, F. Costard, A. Sejuorne, J. Skorve, L. Rouyet,
A. R. Desyatkin, N. I. Basharin
ENHANCEMENT OF HYDROCLIMATIC IMPACTS ON PERMAFROST ENVIRONMENT IN
EASTERN SIBERIA
Y. Iijima*, H. Park, A. N. Fedorov

Subtitle: Changes in water and material cycling of permafrost ecosystem:
April 30 (Thursday), Conference Room, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:03

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11:03-11:21

A06-O12

11:21-11:39

A06-O13

11:39-11:57

A06-O14

11:57-12:15

A06-O15Chair: Yojiro Matsuura

MEMORY EFFECTS FOR EXISTENCE OF SURFACE PERMAFROST IN EASTERN SIBERIAUNDER WARMING TREND
H. Sato*, G. Iwahana, T. Ohta
LONG-TERM VARIATION OF ANOMALY IN ABOVEGROUND BIOMASS IN CIRCUMPOLAR
BOREAL FORESTS
A. Osawa*, Y. Haga, S. Fujii, N. Kurachi
DENDROCHRONOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THERMOKARST DEPRESSIONS DEVELOPMENTIN CENTRAL YAKUTIA (NOTRH-EASTERN RUSSIA)
A. Nikolaev*
IS TUNDRA PRODUCTIVITY RESPONSIVE TO CHANGES IN SEA ICE EXTENT IN THE
ARCTIC?
M. Macias-Fauria*, B. C. Forbes
RECENT CHANGES IN TERRESTRIAL CO2 FLUXES IN SIBERIA INFERRED FROMMULTIPLE BOTTOM-UP ESTIMATIONS
K. Ichii*, M. Ueyama, M. Kondo, A. Ito, T. Kato, H. Sato, T. Sasai, H. Kobayashi, Y. Yanagi, N. Saigusa

Subtitle: Intercomparison in modeling and datasets for the terrestrial Arctic:
April 30 (Thursday), Conference Room, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:03

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14:03-14:21

A06-O17

14:21-14:39

A06-O18

14:39-14:57

A06-O19

14:57-15:15

A06-O20

Chair: Tetsuya Hiyama

GRENE-TEA MODEL INTERCOMPARISON PROJECT (GTMIP) STAGE 1
K. Saito*, S. Miyazaki, J. Mori, T. Yamazaki, T. Ise, T. Sueyoshi
PERMAFROST AND HYDROLOGICAL RESPONSE TO THE OBSERVED AND POTENTIAL
CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC DISCONTINUOUS PERMAFROST ZONE
L. Lebedeva*, O. Semenova, N. Tananaev
EXAMINING THE CONTRIBUTION OF REPRODUCTIVE TRAITS TO ARCTIC SHRUB
EXPANSION PATTERNS USING SPATIALLY-EXPLICIT SIMULATION MODELLING
A. T. Naito*, D. M. Cairns, R. M. Feldman, W. E. Grant
FORWARD AND INVERSE MODELLING OF GREENHOUSE GASES IN THE ARCTIC AND
SUBARCTIC REGIONS
D. Belikov*, M. Shamil, H. Takagi, A. Ganshin, R. Zhuravlev
TUNDRA BURNING IN 2007: DID SEA ICE RETREAT MATTER?
V. Alexeev*, E. Euskirchen, J. Cherry, R. Busey(5)

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Main Convener: James E. Overland
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 201, 10:45-12:15
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B01-O02
B01-O03
B01-O04
B01-O05

Chair: James E. Overland
DYNAMICS OF THE ARCTIC OSCILLATION AS A DOMINANT INTERNAL VARIABILITY
AND A POSSIBLE LINK TO THE WARMIG HIATUS
H. L. Tanaka*
IS THE JET STREAM BECOMING WAVIER IN RESPONSE TO RAPID ARCTIC WARMING?
J. Francis*, S. Vavrus
REGIONAL AND GLOBAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ARCTIC SEA ICE AND THE
ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION
K. Dethloff*, D. Handorf, R. Jaiser, A. Rinke, B. Crasemann, W. Dorn
ARCTIC IMPACTS ON MID-LATITUDE WEATHER AND CLIMATE: THE RESEARCH
CHALLENGE
J. E. Walsh*, T. Vilma
INTENSIFIED LINKAGE BETWEEN ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE AND MIDLATITUDE
EXTREME EVENTS: ROLE OF ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION AND STORM TRACKDYNAMICS
X. Zhang, S. Basu, C. Lu, Z. Wang, Z. GuanDISCUSSION

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 201, 13:45-15:15
B01-O06
B01-O07
B01-O08
B01-O09
B01-O10Chair: Xiangdong Zhang

A NEGATIVE PHASE SHIFT OF THE WINTER AO/NAO DUE TO THE RECENT ARCTIC SEAICE REDUCTION IN LATE AUTUMNT. Nakamura*, K. Yamazaki, K. Iwamoto, M. Honda, J. Ukita, Y. Miyoshi, Y. Ogawa
IMPACT OF SNOW COVER AND SEA ICE ON SUB-SEASONAL TO SEASONAL
PREDICTIONS IN THE ARCTIC
Y. Orsolini*, R. Senan, G. Balsamo, A. Weisheimer, F. Vitart, F. D. Reyes
RECENT RAPID ARCTIC CHANGE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON EAST ASIA WEATHER
S. J. Kim*, B. M. Kim, S. H. Woo, J. H. Kim
SPATIAL-TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF THE COLD SURGE EVENTS IN CHINA IN RECENT 50
YEARS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH ARCTIC SEA ICE
F. Huang*, C. Zhu
GREENLAND BLOCKING AS A MECHANISM FOR RECENT ARCTIC/MID-LATITUDE
WEATHER LINKAGES
J. E. Overland*, E. Hanna
DISCUSSION

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 201, 15:45-17:15
B01-O11
B01-O12
B01-O13
B01-O14
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Chair: Seong-Joong Kim

ROBUST ARCTIC SEA-ICE INFLUENCE ON THE FREQUENT EURASIAN COLD WINTERS IN
PAST DECADES
M. Mori*, M. Watanabe, H. Shiogama, J. Inoue, M. Kimoto
THE EXTREME EUROPEAN COLD SPELL IN 2011/12 WINTER. PART I: ROLES OF ROSSBYWAVE TRAINS AND STORM TRACK FEEDBACK
L. Wang*, H. Nakamura, K. Nishii
POTENTIAL ARCTIC IMPACTS ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC JET STREAM
R. J. Hall*, E. Hanna
THE EFFECT OF DOWNWELLING LONGWAVE RADIATION ON ARCTIC SUMMER SEA ICE
M.-L. Kapsch*, R. G. Graversen, M. Tjernstrӧm, T. Economou, R. Bintanja
THE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARCTIC CYCLONES
T. Aizawa*, H. Tanaka
DISCUSSION(6)B2: Current and Future Observing Strategies for Understanding the Evolving Arctic Climate and Ecological System
Main Convener: Gijs de Boer
April 27 (Monday), Room 203, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:18

B02-O01

14:18-14:36

B02-O02

14:36-14:54

B02-O03

14:54-15:12

B02-O04

15:12-15:30

B02-O05

Chair: Gijs de Boer, Leif Anderson

ENHANCING PROCESS UNDERSTANDING IN THE COUPLED ARCTIC ATMOSPHEREOCEAN-ICE SYSTEM THROUGH MOSAIC
M. D. Shupe*, K. Dethloff, the MOSAiC planning consortium
TOWARDS A COORDINATED RESEARCH AND MONITORING PROGRAM FOR NYÅLESUND
C. A. Pedersen*, G. W. Geir
THE GLOBAL CRYOSPHERE WATCH (GCW) SURFACE OBSERVATIONS PROGRAMMECRYONETW. Schoener*, B. Goodison, J. Key, C. Fierz, A. Snorrason
THE SVALBARD INTEGRATED ARCTIC EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM (SIOS);
IMPLEMENTATION AND MAIN ASSETS OF THE SIOS KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
J. B. Oerbaek*, V. Vitale, O. A. Misund, N. Biebow, H. S. Shin, K. Holmen, B. Andersen,
P. Glowacki, C. E. Evans, S. Priamikov, R. Roenneberg, C. D. Olseng, B. L. Bye
OPENING THE ARCTIC AIRSPACE FOR UNMANNED AIRCRAFT
R. Storvold, C. Sweatte*, L. O. Reiersen

April 27 (Monday), Room 203, 16:00-17:30
16:00-16:18

B02-O06

16:18-16:36

B02-O07

16:36-16:54

B02-O08

16:54-17:12

B02-O09

17:12-17:30

B02-O10Chair: Jacqueline Grebmeier, Gijs de Boer

INTERNATIONAL ARCTIC SYSTEMS FOR OBSERVING THE ATMOSPHERE (IASOA) –CREATING A COLLABORATION PLATFORM FOR PAN-ARCTIC RESEARCH
S. Starkweather*, T. Uttal
TRACING ARCTIC HYDROLOGY WITH OBSERVATIONS OF WATER VAPOR ISOTOPESFROM IN SITU, AIRBORNE, AND SATELLITE PLATFORMS
J. Cherry*, E. Klein, R. Herman, J. Young, J. Leffler, J. Worden, J. Welker
AN ATMOSPHERE FLAGSHIP PROGRAMME FOR NY-AALESUND, SVALBARD AND
BEYOND
R. Neuber*, C. A. Pedersen
SHIP-BASED ATMOSPHERIC AND SEA-STATE MEASUREMENTS TO SUPPORT THE
PACIFIC ARCTIC GROUP (PAG) CLIMATE OBSERVING SYSTEM
T. Uttal*, J. H. Kim, J. Inoue, A. Makshtas, O. Persson, A. Wiacek, K. Strong, K. Crane,
M. Shupe, S. J. Park
IMPACT OF RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION ON A SUMMERTIME ARCTIC CYCLONE
FORMATION FORECAST
A. Yamazaki*, J. Inoue, K. Dethloff, M. Maturilli, G. Kӧnig-Langlo

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 203, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:03

B02-O11

11:03-11:21

B02-O12

11:21-11:39

B02-O13

11:39-11:57

B02-O14

11:57-12:15

B02-O15Chair: Leif Anderson, Terry Callaghan

ARCTIC OCEAN BOUNDARY ARRAY: CORNERSTONE OF ARCTIC MONITORING
S. Bacon*, T. Tsubouchi, Y. Aksenov
THE DISTRIBUTED BIOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY: A LATITUDINAL DETECTION ARRAYFOR TRACKING ECOSYSTEM CHANGE IN THE PACIFIC ARCTIC
J. M. Grebmeier*, L. W. Cooper, K. E. Frey, T. Kikuchi, S. E. Moore, S. Vagle
THE PACIFIC ARCTIC GROUP CLIMATE OBSERVING SYSTEM: AN INTERNATIONAL
EFFORT TO UNDERSTAND THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF SEA ICE LOSS IN THE‘HOT SPOT’ OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN
K. H. Cho, J. He, S. H. Kang, J. H. Kim, H. Melling, A. Ostrovskiy, G. Panteleev, R. Pickart,
I. Polyakov, K. Shimada, T. Uttal, W. Williams, H. Yamaguchi, J. Zhao, J. Wang, K. Crane
YEAR-LONG, DAILY-SCALE ECOSYSTEM OBSERVATIONS UNDER PERENNIAL ICE
COVER IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
S. Laney*, J. Toole, R. Krishfield, M. L. Timmermans
SIZONET: MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI-PLATFORM OBSERVATIONS TO INFORM RESPONSESTO AN ARCTIC SEA ICE COVER IN TRANSFORMATION
H. Eicken*, A. R. Mahoney, D. O. Dammann, J. Jones, S. Hendricks, Y. Fukamachi,
K. I. Ohshima, C. Haas, S. Gerland, A. Makshtas

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 203, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:03

B02-O16Chair: Terry Callaghan, Martin Raillard

A WORLD CLASS TERRESTRIAL RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE: BRINGING THE
SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY TOGETHER IN REMOTE, COLD REGIONS
M. Johansson*, T. V. Callaghan(7)

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B02-O17

14:21-14:39

B02-O18

14:39-15:15

BUILDING A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY OBSERVATORY IN THE LOWER YENISEI REGION(IGARKA GEOCRYOLOGY LAB)
N. Tananaev*, R. Teisserenc
SPECIALLY PROTECTED NATURE AREAS OF NORTHEAST EURASIA AS POSSIBLE
CENTERS OF KNOWLEDGE ON CONSERVATION OF ARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS STABILITY
N. G. Solomonov*, I. M. Okhlopkov, N. I. Germogenov, A. P. Isaev, S. Tatsuzava,
M. V. Vladimirtseva, R. V. Desyatkin
PANEL DISCUSSION ON CENTRAL CHALLENGES OF ARCTIC OBSERVING
Panelists include Matthew Shupe, Larry Hinzman, Koji Shimada and Harald Loeng.

B3: Changing permafrost and its impact on the physical, ecological, economic and cultural Earth system
Main Convener: Ylva Sjöberg
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 202, 11:00-12:15
11:00-11:15

B03-O01

11:15-11:30

B03-O02

11:30-11:45

B03-O03

11:45-12:15

Chair: Ylva Sjöberg

THE LIMIT OF PASTORAL ADAPTATION TO PERMAFROST REGION UNDER GLOBALWARMING: THE SAKHA PEOPLE IN THE MIDDLE BASIN OF LENA RIVER
H. Takakura*
TOWARDS SYSTEMATIC APPROACHES FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL CHANGERESEARCH: THE ALAAS PERMAFROST SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM AS CASE IN POINT
S. Crate*
CLIMATE-INDUCED CHANGES IN STABILITY OF RUSSIAN URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
BUILT ON PERMAFROST
N. Shiklomanov*, D. Streletskiy
PANEL: WORKING ACROSS DISCIPLINARY BORDERS
S. Crate, H. Takakura, J. O. Habeck

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 202, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B03-O05

14:00-14:15

B03-O06

14:15-14:30

B03-O07

14:30-14:45

B03-O08

14:45-15:15

Chair: Hiroki Takakura

INITIAL CONCEPTUALIZATION AND APPLICATION OF ARCTIC TUNDRA LANDSCAPEEVOLUTION USING THE ALASKA THERMOKARST MODEL
W. R. Bolton, V. Romanovsky, A. D. McGuire, M. Lara, L. Hinzman*
PERMAFROST RESEARCH PRIORITIES: A ROADMAP FOR THE FUTURE OF PERMAFROSTRESEARCH
H. Lantuit*, M. Allard, M. Guglielmin, M. Johansson, G. Kraev, M. Krautblatter, G. Krinner,
E. A. G. Schuur, Y. Sjoeberg, J. Baeseman, K. Schollaen
THE INTERNATIONAL PERMAFROST ASSOCIATION: CURRENT INITIATIVES FOR
CRYOSPHERIC RESEARCH
K. Schollaen, A. Lewkowicz, H. Christiansen, V. Romanovsky, H. Lantuit*, L. Schrott,
D. Sergeev, M. Wei
METADATA STATISTICS OF THE NEW GLOBAL TERRESTRIAL NETWORK FOR
PERMAFROST DATABASE
B. K. Biskaborn*, J.-P. F. Lanckman, H. Lantuit, H. Johannson, V. Romanovsky
PANEL: FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR THE PERMAFROST RESEARCH COMMUNITY
H. Lantuit, M. Ishikawa, M. Johansson

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 202, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

B03-O09

16:00-16:15

B03-O10

16:15-16:30

B03-O11

16:30-16:45

B03-O12

16:45-17:00

B03-O1317:00-17:15

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Chair: Mamoru Ishikawa

LANDSLIDE ACTIVITY PEAK OF THE LATE 1980’S IN CENTRAL YAMAL PENINSULA,RUSSIA, OBSERVED FROM TIME SERIES SATELLITE IMAGERY
T. Kumpula, T. Mikhaylova, M. Verdonen, B. Forbes*
TEMPERATURE, SNOW, PERMAFROST: HETEROGENEITY OF CHANGE IN SHRUBGROWTH ON THE ARCTIC TUNDRA
M. Hallinger*, K. Tape, M. Wilmking
THERMOKARST LAKE SEDIMENT AS INDICATOR OF CLIMATE VARIATIONS: PRECISE
ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHIVE OR WISHFUL THINKING?
M. Fritz*, J. Lenz, K. Gajewski, P. Frenzel, I. Unkel, H. Lantuit
DETECTION OF MICROORGANISMS IN ANCIENT ICE WEDGES IN THE CENTRALYAKUTIA (RUSSIA)
K. Elina*, B. Anatoly, C. Maria, F. Svetlana, S. Natalia, G. Valerij
MODERN TALIK FORMATION ON IV TERRACE OF THE LENA RIVER, CENTRAL YAKUTIA
L. Gagarin*
PERMAFROST CARBON DEGRADATION AT THE LAND-OCEAN-INTERFACE
G. Tanski*, M. Fritz, H. Lantuit(8)B4: Arctic snow cover changes and their consequences
Main Convener: Terry V. Callaghan
April 30 (Thursday), Room 201, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B04-O01

11:00-11:15

B04-O02

11:15-11:30

B04-O03

11:30-11:45

B04-O04

11:45-12:00

B04-O05

12:00-12:15

Chair: Teruo Aoki

ARCTIC SNOW COVER CHANGES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES: DEVELOPING A ROAD
MAP FOR RESEARCH AND LONG–TERM MONITORING
T. V. Callaghan*, M. Johansson on behalf of the IASC Snow Meeting Participants, Copenhagen,16-17 October 2014.
CLOUD COVER DICTATES SPRING SNOW COVER, BUT SURFACE TEMPERATURE
CHANGE IS RELATED TO BOTH
S. N. Williamson, D. Hik*, J. Gamon
SNOW MICROSTRUCTURE AND MODELLING IN SUPPORT OF PERMAFROST SCIENCE
M. Proksch, I. Gouttevin, M. Langer, P. Ebner, C. Fierz, M. Schneebeli*
IMPACTS OF CHANGING WINTER SNOW CONDITIONS FOR ARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS
S. Bokhorst*
HIGH ARCTIC PLANT RESPONSES TO CHANGES IN SNOW COVER
E. J. Cooper*
QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

April 30 (Thursday), Room 201, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B04-O06

14:00-14:15

B04-O07

14:15-14:30

B04-O08

14:30-14:45

B04-O09

14:45-15:15

Chair: Margareta Johansson

EFFECTS OF CHANGING SNOW CONDITIONS ON REINDEER HUSBANDRY IN ARCTICSWEDEN
G. Rosqvist*, N. Inga
THERMAL AND HYDROLOGICAL CONTROLS OVER ORGANIC MATTER REDISTRIBUTIONIN GLACIAL SNOW COVER
K. Koziol*, E. Brown, N. Rutter, H. Moggridge, A. Hodson
CHEMISTRY OF SNOW COVER AND ACIDIC SNOWFALL DURING A SEASON WITH HIGH
LEVEL AIR POLLUTION AT HANSBREEN GLACIER, SPITSBERGEN
K. Migala*, A. P. Nawrot, B. Luks, K. Migała, P. Głowacki
SNOW COVER IN RUSSIAN ARCTIC CITIES DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE
M. N. Ivanov*
GENERAL DISCUSSION: BUILDING A ROAD MAP FOR FUTURE RESEARCH AND
MONITORING
Moderated by M. Schneebeli

B5: Remote Sensing of the Arctic System
Main Convener: Jessica Cherry

SUB-THEME: Atmospheric Science
April 29 (Wednesday), Main Hall, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B05-O01

11:00-11:15

B05-O02

11:15-11:30

B05-O03

11:30-11:45

B05-O04

11:45-12:00

B05-O05

Chair: Jessica Cherry

EXTREME FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR WILDLAND FIRES IN ALASKA
H. Hayasaka*
USE OF SURFACE-BASED REMOTE SENSORS FOR UNDERSTANDING AEROSOL-CLOUD
INTERACTIONS AT HIGH LATITUDES
G. de Boer*, M. Shupe, D. Turner, T. Garrett, C. Zhao
EUMETSAT OSISAF IRRADIANCE PRODUCTS
O. Godoey*
CLIMATOLOGY OF POLAR LOWS IN THE NORDIC AND BARENTS SEAS OVER 1995-2008
BASED ON SATELLITE DATA
L. Bobylev*, E. Zabolotskikh, J. Smirnova, P. Golubkin, B. Chapron
OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF MARITIME AEROSOLS OVER THE ARCTIC OCEAN MEASUREDBY SHIP-BORNE SKY RADIOMETER
K. Aoki*

12:00-12:15(9)

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April 29 (Wednesday), Main Hall, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B05-O07

14:00-14:15

B05-O08

14:15-14:30

B05-O09

14:30-14:45

B05-O10

14:45-15:00

B05-O1115:00-15:15

B05-O12Chair: Konosuke Sugiura

IN SITU AND SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS FOR ACCURATE DETECTION OF PLANT
PHENOLOGY AND EXTENT OF SNOW COVER IN BOREAL FORESTS
S. Nagai*, K. Sugiura, S. Tei, H. Kobayashi, R. Suzuki
RECENT TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF ARCTIC TUNDRA VEGETATION WITHIN THE
CONTEXT OF SPATIAL BIOMASS-TEMPERATURE RELATIONSHIPS
H. Epstein*, U. Bhatt, M. Raynolds, D. Walker, L. Reichle
MODIS-BASED MAPPING OF THE GROWING SEASON AND PLANT PRODUCTION IN
RELATION TO CLIMATE ON SVALBARD FOR THE 2000-2014 PERIOD
S. R. Karlsen*, K. A. Hogda, B. Johansen, R. van der Wal
OCEAN SURFACE TEMPERATURE TREND AND ITS IMPACTS ON PHYTOPLANKTON
BIOMASS IN THE ARCTIC AND SUBARCTIC REGIONS
E. Siswanto*
THE EXPERIENCE OF UAV’S USE FOR ECOSYSTEM MONITORING ON THE SOLOVETSKYISLAND (WHITE SEA)
A. Medvedev*
MAPPING UNDERSTORY NORMALIZED DIFFERENCE VEGETATION INDEX (NDVIU) IN
BOREAL FORESTS BY MODIS BRDF PRODUCTS
W. Yang*, H. Kobayashi, R. Suzuki, K. N. Nasahara

SUB-THEME: Snow and Ice
April 29 (Wednesday), Main Hall, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

B05-O13

16:00-16:15

B05-O14

16:15-16:30

B05-O15

16:30-16:45

B05-O16

16:45-17:00

B05-O17

17:00-17:15

B05-O18

Chair: Masahiro Hori

ESTIMATION OF THE ARCTIC SEA THICKNESS USING THE SATELLITE MICROWAVERADIOMETER AMSR2
K. Tateyama*
RAPID REDUCTION OF ARCTIC SEA ICE AND ITS IMPACTS ON BROMINE, OZONE, AND
MERCURY PROCESSES
S. V. Nghiem*
OPTIMIZATION OF FRACTIONAL SNOW COVER ALGORITHMS FOR OPTICAL REMOTESENSING
I. Appel*
DETECTION OF MELT PONDS ON ARCTIC SEA ICE FROM TERRASAR-X DUALPOLARIMETRIC DATA
H. Han*, M. Kim, S. Lee, M. Shin, E. Jang, J. Im, J. Kim, D. Kim
QUASI-DAILY PAN-ARCTIC SEA-ICE LEAD DETECTION FROM MODIS THERMALINFRARED IMAGERY
S. Willmes, G. Heinemann*
HIGH ACCURACY SEA ICE VELOCITY DATA SETS FROM AMSR SERIES AND THEIRAPPLICATIONS TO UNDERSTANDING/FORECASTING OF SEA ICE VARIATIONS
K. Shimada*, E. Yoshizawa, T. Kamoshida

SUB-THEME: Hydrology and Permafrost
April 30 (Thursday), Main Hall, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B05-O19

11:00-11:15

B05-O20

11:15-11:30

B05-O2111:30-11:45

B05-O22

11:45-12:00

B05-O23

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Chair: Wolfgang Schoener

THE VARIATION OF HIGH LATITUDE WATER BODIES ALONG ALASKA COASTAL AREA
OVER DIFFERENT PERMAFROST TYPES
Z. Wang*, M. O. Roman, B. Tan, T. C. JamesICE AND SNOW REGIME OF EURASIAN WATER BODIES FROM SATELLITE AND IN SITU
OBSERVATIONS
A. V. Kouraev*, E. A. Zakharova, M. A. Naumenko, M. N. Shimaraev, A. G. Kostianoy,
A. Y. Suknev, F. Remy
COMBINING OPTICAL AND RADAR REMOTE SENSING DATA FOR THE STUDY OF
ORGANIC TRANSPORT IN “THERMOKARST LAKE – CATCHMENT” SYSTEMS OF RUSSIANARCTICY. Dvornikov*, M. Leibman, B. Heim, A. Bartsch, H. W. Hubberten(10)12:00-12:15

B05-O24

SUB-THEME: Remote Sensing Synthesis Activities
April 30 (Thursday), Main Hall, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B05-O25

14:00-14:15

B05-O26

14:15-14:30

B05-O27

14:30-14:45

B05-O28

14:45-15:00

B05-O29

Chair: Jessica Cherry

POTENTIAL OF NEW SAR MISSIONS FOR MONITORING OF ARCTIC LANDSURFACEHYDROLOGY
A. Bartsch, M. Leibman, B. Widhalm, E. Hogstrom, A. M. Trofaier, J. Dvornikov*
LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS AND SYNTHESIS FOR EVALUATING CARBON DIOXIDEFLUXES OVER ALASKA
M. Ueyama*, H. Iwata, K. Ichii, H. Nagano, Y. Harazono, E. S. Eugenie, D. Zona, A. V. Rocha,
T. Nakai, W. Oechel
WILDFIRE MONITORING UTILIZING NEW SATELLITE SENSORSK. Nakau*
SIOS REMOTE SENSING SERVICE
V. L. Barth*, B. Andersen, O. A. Misund, J. B. Orbaek, G. Macelloni

15:00-15:15

B6: A Pan-Arctic Challenge: Predicting the Future of Marine Biota and Ecosystem Connectivity Through Field
Studies and Data Integration
Main Convener: Dieter Piepenburg
April 27 (Monday), Main Hall, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:15

B06-O01

14:15-14:30

B06-O02

14:30-14:45

B06-O03

14:45-15:00

B06-O04

15:00-15:15

B06-O05

15:15-15:30

B06-O06

Chair: Sung-Ho KangSEA ICE ALGAE RESPONSE TO BEAUFORT GYRE VARIATION
E. Watanabe*, J. Onodera, N. Harada, M. N. Aita, A. Ishida, M. J. Kishi
USE OF NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING IN STUDYING BIOGEOGRAPHY OF SEA-ICE
PROTISTS
M. Majaneva*, J. M. Rintala, J. Blomster
SPRINGTIME PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS AT A MONITORING SITE IN THE
KONGSFJORDEN (SPITSBERGEN)
A. G. J. Buma*, W. H van de Poll, R. J. W. Visser, P. Fischer, D. Maat
CORRELATION BETWEEN PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS IN THE WESTERN ARCTIC OCEAN DURING LATE SUMMER, 2012
H. M. Joo*, J. O. Min, M. Jeon, E. J. Yang, S. H. KangSETTLING DIATOM FLUX REFLECTING HYDROPRAPHIC CHANGE IN THE WESTERNARCTIC OCEAN, 2010-2012
J. Onodera*, E. Watanabe, N. Harada
DISTRIBUTION OF MYCOSPORINE-LIKE AMINOACIDS ALONG SIZE-FRACTIONATED
PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE BUEAFORT SEA, ARCTIC
S. Y. Ha*, J. O. Min, H. M. Joo, E. J. Yang, S. H. Kang, K. H. Shin

April 27 (Monday), Main Hall, 16:00-17:30
Chair: Takashi Kikuchi
16:00-16:15

B06-O07

16:15-16:30

B06-O08

16:30-16:45

B06-O09

16:45-17:00

B06-O10

17:00-17:15

B06-O11

MICRO-FOCUS X-RAY CT ANALYSIS REVEALS SHELL DENSITY OF MARINE CALCIFIERS
AND ITS SEASONAL CHANGES
K. Kimoto*, O. Sasaki, H. Kano, T. Kihara, M. Wakita, J. Onodera, M. Honda, N. Harada
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF NUTRIENTS, DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON ANDNITROGEN IN THE CHUKCHI AND BEAUFORT SEAS
J. Jung*, S. Y. Ha, J. O. Min, E. J. Yang, K. H. Shin, S. H. Kang
THE ARCTIC OCEAN NUTRIENT BUDGET; TRANSPORT OF DISSOLVED INORGANIC AND
ORGANIC NUTRIENTS ACROSS THE ARCTIC OCEAN BOUNDARIES.
S. Torres-Valdés*, T. Tsubouchi, A. Naveira-Garabato, E. Davey, S. Bacon
CARBONATE SYSTEM AND ITS CONTROL FACTORS IN THE CHUKCHI SEA INPERSPECTIVE OF THE CHANGING ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT
T. S. Rhee*, H. D. Jeon, D. Hahm, K. Park, Y. S. Kwon, S. H. Kang
INTER-ANNUAL AND SHORTER-TERM VARIABILITY IN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS ACROSS BARROW CANYON IN AUGUST – SEPTEMBER 2005-2014
C. Ashjian*, R. G. Campbell, S. Okkonen, P. Alatalo, F. Bahr(11)

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B06-O12SHORT-TERM CHNAGES OF MESOZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY IN THE CHUKCHI SEA
DURING AUTUMNK. Matsuno*, N. Yokoi, A. Yamaguchi, S. Nishino, J. Inoue, T. Kikuchi

April 28 (Tuesday), Main Hall, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B06-O13

11:00-11:15

B06-O14

11:15-11:30

B06-O15

11:30-11:45

B06-O16

11:45-12:00

B06-O17

12:00-12:15

B06-O18

Chair: Dieter Piepenburg

ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES ON ARCTIC SHELVES: A PANARCTIC ANALYSIS OFFAUNAL REGIONS
R. R. Hopcroft*, K. N. Kosobokova, E. Ershova, J. M. Questel, C. A. Smoot
DESTINATION NORTH – STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OFZOOPLANKTON IN RELATION WITH ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES IN THE ENTRANCETO THE ARCTIC OCEAN
M. Gluchowska*, E. Trudnowska, K. Blachowiak-Samolyk, I. Goszczko, W. Walczowski,
S. Kwasniewski
FROM ‘BENTHOS-DOMINATED’ TO ‘ZOOPLANKTON-DOMINATED’ MODE- IS IT
PLAUSIBLE SCENARIO FOR ARCTIC FJORDS?
K. Grzelak*, M. Gluchowska, J. M. Weslawski
BENTHIC COMMUNITY DIVERSITY AND STRUCTURE IN RELATION TO SEDIMENTPROCESSES IN THE CHUKCHI SEA
L. W. Cooper*, J. M. Grebmeier
BENTHIC ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING AND COUPLING PROCESSES IN THE SHALLOWLAPTEV SEA : EVIDENCE FROM BENTHIC TURNOVER RATES, BENTHIC AND PELAGICPATTERNS
K. von Juterzenka*, E. Abramova, H. Link, A. Novikhin, V. Povazhnyi, D. Piepenburg
BENTHIC POPULATION DYNAMICS AND DIVERSITY IN THE CHANGING SHELFECOSYSTEMS OF THE BERING AND CHUKCHI SEAS
M. Kedra*, J. Grebmeier, L. Cooper

April 28 (Tuesday), Main Hall, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B06-O19

14:00-14:15

B06-O20

14:15-14:30

B06-O21

14:30-14:45

B06-O22

14:45-15:00

B06-O23

15:00-15:15

B06-O24Chair: Monika Kedra

SPATIO-TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OF BENTHIC ACTIVITIES IN TWO CONTRASTED HIGH
ARCTIC FJORDS (KONGSFJORDEN AND RIJPFJORDEN, SVALBARD)
N. Morata*, E. Michaud, S. Bourgeois, P. Kerhervé, C. Lalande
BENTHIC BIOMASS SIZE SPECTRA - A TOOL TO IDENTIFY BIOTIC RESPONSE TOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN THE ARCTIC?
M. WlodarskaKowalczuk*, B. Gorska
UPPER THERMAL LIMITS OF CARDIAC FUNCTION FOR ARCTIC COD BOREOGADUS
SAIDA - A KEY FOOD WEB FISH SPECIES IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
H. Drost*, E. C. Carmack, A. P. Farrell
SPATIAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN BALEEN WHALES AND THEIR PREY IN THE
NORTHERN BERING AND CHUKCHI SEAS
Y. Iwahara*, K. Matsuno, K. Sekiguchi, B. Nishizawa, T. Nakano, T. Uyama, A. Yamaguchi,
Y. Watanuki, K. Miyashita, Y. Mitani
COORDINATING AND INTEGRATING INTERNATIONAL STUDIES OF MARINE
BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS IN THE ATLANTIC SECTOR OF THE
ARCTIC OCEAN – A KEY ACTIVITY OF THE SVALBARD INTEGRATED EARTH
OBSERVING SYSTEM
C. Ellis-Evans*, K. Holmen, B. Andersen, N. Biebow, P. Glowacki, J. B. Orbaek, O. A. Misund,
S. Priamikov, R. Ronneberg, H. C. Shin, V. Vitale

April 28 (Tuesday), Main Hall, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

B06-O25

16:00-16:15

B06-O26

16:15-16:30

B06-O27

16:30-16:45

B06-O28

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BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS THE ARCTIC
H. Loeng*
RUSSIAN-GERMAN COOPERATION IN THE SIBERIAN ARCTIC: THE LAPTEV SEA SYSTEMPROGRAM
H. Kassens*, L. Timokhov, J. Hoelemann, A. Novikhin, A. Ipatov
PANABIO – A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO LARGE-SCALE DATA INTEGRATION,ANALYSIS AND MODELING BY MEANS OF A GEO-REFERENCED INFORMATION SYSTEMFOR PREDICTING THE RESPONSE OF BENTHIC BIOTA TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN
ARCTIC SEAS
D. Piepenburg*, P. Archambault, L. L. Joergensen
MODELING FUTURE ARCTIC MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
B. Planque*, U. Lindstroem, S. Subbey(12)

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CONCLUDING DISCUSSION ON "OPPOTINITIES FOR IMPROVED PAN-ARCTIC RESEARCHCOLLABORATIONS"

B7: Atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions and aspects related to a future, seasonally ice free Arctic Ocean
Main Convener: Bert Rudels
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 204, 10:45-12:15
B07-O01
B07-O02
B07-O03
B07-O04
B07-O05

Chair: Thomas Spengler, Thomas Haine

MULTI-DECADAL VARIABILITY IN THE ARCTIC
S. Outten*, I. Esau
THE COMPLEX RESPONSE OF ARCTIC AEROSOL TO SEA-ICE RETREAT
J. Browse*, K. S. Carslaw, G. W. Mann, C. E. Birch, S. R. Arnold, C. Leck
ON ASSESSING THE TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF ARCTIC ENERGY BUDGETS
L. Haimberger*, M. Mayer, M. Blaschek
AUTONOMOUS INVESTIGATIONS OF MARGINAL ICE ZONE PROCESSES- CHANGINGFEEDBACKS AND OBSERVATIONAL CHALLENGES
C. M. Lee*, M. Doble, S.-H. Kang, M. Wieslaw, T. Stanton, M.-L. Timmermans, J. Wilkinson
TOWARDS PROCESS RESOLVING MODELING, INTEGRATED SYNTHESIS AND
PREDICTION OF ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE
W. Maslowski*, A. Roberts, R. Osinski

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 204, 13:45-15:15
B07-O06
B07-O07
B07-O08

B07-O09
B07-O10
B07-O11Chair: Wataru Yanase, Andrey Proshutinsky

INVESTIGATING LEADS AND THE ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER NEAR SVALBARD
G. Heinemann*, C. Drüe, A. Preußer, I. Govorina
DIRECT OBSERVATIONS OF OCEAN VARIABILITY ACROSS THE ARCTIC MARGINAL ICE
ZONE FROM AUTONOMOUS GLIDERS
L. Rainville*, C. M. Lee, M. J. Perry
ATMOSPHERE-ICE-OCEAN INTERACTIONS DURING SUMMER MELT AND EARLYAUTUMN FREEZE-UP: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE ACSE FIELD PROGRAM
O. Persson*, M. Shupe, M. Tjernstrom, J. Sedlar, I. Brooks, B. Brooks, G. Bjork, J. Prytherch,
D. Salisbury, P. Achtert, G. Sotiropoulou, P. Johnston, D. Wolfe
RAPID SEA-ICE MELT DUE TO WARM AIR ADVECTION: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE
ACSE FIELD PROGRAM
M. Tjernstrom*
CLOUD RADIATIVE FORING IN AN ICE-FREE ARCTIC
J. Ridley*
PROJECTED FUTURE DURATION OF THE SEA-ICE-FREE SEASON IN THE ALASKAN
ARCTIC BY CMIP5 MODELS
M. Wang*, J. E. Overland

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 204, 15:45-17:15
B07-O12
B07-O13
B07-O14
B07-O15
B07-O16Chair: Guenther Heinemann, Michael Tjernström

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR POLAR LOWS IN THE NORDIC SEAS
T. Spengler*, A. Terpstra, C. Michel
INFLUENCE OF SURFACE FLUXES ON POLAR LOW DEVELOPMENT: IDEALISEDSIMULATIONS
A. Terpstra*, L. Green, T. Spengler
CLIMATOLOGY OF POLAR LOWS OVER THE JAPAN SEA USING THE JRA-55 REANALYSIS
W. Yanase*, H. Niino
ATMOSPHERIC FORCING OF TRANSPORT OF POLAR WATER AND SEA ICE OVER THE
NORTH ICELANDIC SHELF
S. Jonsson*, H. Valdimarsson
LONG-TERM DYNAMICS OF THE NORTH WATER POLYNYA BY MEANS OF PASSIVE
MICROWAVE AND THERMAL INFRARED IMAGERY
A. Preusser*, G. Heinemann, S. Willmes, S. Paul

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 204, 10:45-12:15
B07-O17
B07-O18

Chair: Agnieszka Beszczynska-Möller, Benjamin Rabe

ON THE CIRCULATION AND MIXING OF ATLANTIC WATER IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
M. Spall*
ARCTIC OCEAN STABILITY, A BALANCE BETWEEN COOLING AND FREEZING,FRESHWATER INPUT AND SEA ICE MELT
B. Rudels*(13)

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B07-O20
B07-O21

ARCTIC OCEAN CIRCULATION CHANGES IN THE LAST DECADE, DERIVED FROMOBSERVATIONS AND MODEL INVESTIGATIONS
M. Karcher*, H. Sumata, B. Rabe, T. Kikuchi, F. Kauker, R. Gerdes
THE ATLANTIC WATER IMPACT ON THE SHELF-BASIN EXCHANGE AT THE BOUNDARYBETWEEN THE BARENTS SEA AND THE GREENLAND SEA.
I. Goszczko*
TIDES STIR UP ATLANTIC WATER HEAT ALONG THE ARCTIC OCEAN CONTINENTAL
SLOPE
YD. Lenn, TP. Rippeth, B. Lincoln, S. Bacon*, A. Sundfjord

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 204, 13:45-15:15
B07-O22
B07-O23
B07-O24
B07-O25
B07-O26

Chair: Michael Spall, Craig Lee

UPPER ARCTIC OCEAN DECADAL CHANGES: FRESHWATER, STRATIFICATION AND
SURFACE VELOCITY
B. Rabe*SEASONALITY AND TRENDS OF FRESHWATER EXCHANGES BETWEEN THE ICE AND
OCEAN IN THE CANADA BASIN
R. Krishfield*, A. Proshutinsky, B. Williams, K. Tateyama, M. L. Timmermans, J. Toole
MECHANISMS OF POLAR SURFACE WATER AND THEIR PROSPECTS WITH LOSS OF
SUMMER ICE COVER
T. Haine*, K. Stewart
VOLUME, HEAT AND FRESHWATER FLUXES OF PACIFIC WATER THROUGH THE
BARROW CANYON IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
M. Itoh*, T. Kikuchi, S. Nishino
EXISTENCE OF THE MENDELEEV GYRE AND ITS ROLE IN ARCTIC CIRCULATION
J. Zhao*, T. Kim, S.-H. Kang

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 204, 15:45-17:15
B07-O27

B07-O28
B07-O29
B07-O30
B07-O31
B07-O32

Chair: Bert Rudels, Wieslaw Maslowski

ROLES OF DIFFERENT FACTORS IN SHAPPING ARCTIC OCEAN HYDROGRAPHY AND
CIRCULATION
A. Proshutinsky*, M.-L. Timmermans, E. Watanabe, J. Yang, R. Krishfield, J. Toole,
E. Golubeva, G. Platov, C. Herbaut, M.-N. Houssais, J. Zhang, B. Williams
MIXING, OVERTURNING AND WATER MASS TRANSFORMATION IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
A. Naveira Garabato, R. DeGiorgio, J. Zika, S. Bacon*
FUTURE STATES OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN USING A COUPLED ICE-OCEAN MODEL WITH
PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
M. Ikeda*
TWO DECADES OF THE ATLANTIC WATER VARIABILITY IN FRAM STRAIT AND ITS
LINKS TO THE REGIONAL SEA ICE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES
A. B. Moeller*, W. Walczowski, U. Schauer
OBSERVED SEASONAL VARIATION OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN HEAT AND FRESH WATERBUDGETS
T. Tsubouchi*, S. Bacon, A. N. Garabato
FUTURE CHANGES IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN CMIP5 PROJECTIONSWITH MPI-ESM
T. Ilyina*, K. Six, J. Jungclaus

B8: From human security to geopolitical dynamics in the Global Arctic: the global implications of rapid
environmental, economic, and societal change
Main Convener: Lassi Heininen
April 30 (Thursday), Room 202, 10:45-12:15
B08-O01

B08-O02
B08-O03
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THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON ABORIGINAL SUBSISTENCE WHALING IN
NORTHWEST ALASKA: INUPIAT WHALERS, BOWHEAD WHALES AND OIL/GAS
DEVELOPMENT
N. Kishigami*
HUMAN SECURITY AS ARCTIC GEOGRAPHIES OF PROVISIONING
A. Mason*
THE PROJECT "RED CHUM" AS A FORM OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES OF THE ARCTIC AND THE OIL COMPANIES
N. S. Bobyreva*, G. N. Degteva
EXTRACTIVE RESOURCES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARCTIC:RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR THE NEXT DECADE
C. Southcott*(14)

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April 30 (Thursday), Room 202, 13:45-15:15
B08-O05
B08-O06
B08-O07
B08-O08

Chair: Gunhild Hoogensen Gjörv, Lassi Heininen, Aki Tonami

NORTHERN TRADE ROUTE
S. Bensassi*, I. M. Zarzoso, J. Stroeve
THE ARCTIC NARRATIVE IN THE ICELANDIC MEDIA: DO ECONOMIC INTERESTS TRUMPENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS?
K. Schram*, J. G. Olafsson
MECHANISMS FOR COPING WITH ADVERSE STATES AND THE PERSONALITY CHANGESOF WORKERS IN A CHANGING ARCTIC CLIMATE
Y. Korneeva*, N. Simonova
UNDERSTANDING RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIETAL CHANGE:
ADAPTATION ACTIONS FOR A CHANGING ARCTIC – BERING CHUKCHI BEAUFORTREGIONL. D. Hinzman*, J. L. Fuglestad, A. Klepikov, J. M. Kuperberg, G. Peters, P. Outridge, G. Stern
OPEN DISCUSSION

B9: Arctic Governance, Sustainable Development of Local Communities and Non-Arctic State’s Contribution
Main Convener: Shiniciro Tabata
April 28 (Tuesday), Conference Room, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B09-O01

11:00-11:15

B09-O02

11:15-11:30

B09-O03

11:30-11:45

B09-O04

11:45-12:00

B09-O05

12:00-12:15

B09-O06

Chair: Shinichiro Tabata, Elena Conde, Rasmus Bertelsen

CHINESE ARCTIC SCIENCE DIPLOMACY: CONCEPTUALIZING THE CHINESE DREAM, A
HISTORICAL APPROACH FROM HARD POWER TO SOFT POWER
R. G. Bertelsen*, X. Li, M. H. Gregersen
WHAT JAPAN CAN DO AS AN ASIAN PERMANENT OBSERVER STATE IN THE ARCTIC
COUNCIL'S FRAMEWORK
T. Ikeshima*
FROM ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS TO SOCIETAL OPPORTUNITIES: HOW CLIMATECHANGE AND SUSTAINABILITY DISCOURSE IS RESHAPING THE ARCTIC MAKING
IT MORE ATTRACTIVE FOR NON-ARCTIC POWERS ESPECIALLY IN EAST ASIANCOUNTRIES AND MAKING IT MORE VULNERABLE FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE
ARCTICU. Jakobsen*
CHINA’S ROLE IN ARCTIC GOVERNANCE: MAPPING CHINESE FOREIGN POLICYCHALLENGES
C. Pelaudeix*
THE POLITICS OF THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION: GREENLAND IN TRANSITION
M. Takahashi*
AUTONOMISM AND COMPREHENSIVE SUSTAINABILITY IN GREENLAND ANDNUNAVUTR. C. Thomsen*

April 28 (Tuesday), Conference Room, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

B09-O07

14:00-14:15

B09-O08

14:15-14:30

B09-O09

14:30-14:45

B09-O10

14:45-15:00

B09-O11Chair: Shinichiro Tabata, Elena Conde, Rasmus Bertelsen

A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFARKHANGELSK AND MURMANSK REGIONS AFTER THE COLLAPSE OF THE USSR
S. Tabata*, T. Tabata
POPULATION DYNAMICS AND TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS IN
NORTHEAST ARCTIC REGIONS OF RUSSIA
T. Litvinenko*
UNDERSTANDING THE VALUES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARCTIC: A
CASE STUDY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN ICELAND
K. H. Janelle*, G. A. M. S
ENTREPRENEURIAL SUPPORT AND LOCAL COMMUNITY AROUND THE RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT IN ARCTIC RUSSIA
M. Goto*
THE KETS ETHNOS AND ITS “FEEDING LANDSCAPE”: EСOLOGICAL-GEOGRAPHICALAND SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS UNDER GLOBALIZATION AND CHANGING
CLIMATE
A. A. Medvedkov*(15)

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15:45-16:00

B09-O13

16:00-16:15

B09-O14

16:15-16:30

B09-O15

16:30-16:45

B09-O16

16:45-17:00

B09-O17

17:00-17:15

B09-O18

Chair: Shinichiro Tabata, Elena Conde, Rasmus Bertelsen*

NEW CHALLENGES FOR ARCTIC REGIONAL ORDER
F. Ohnishi*
ARCTIC GOVERNANCE AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: A HUMAN SECURITY PERSPECTIVE
K. Hossain*
THE UK'S, GERMAN AND FRENCH APPROACHES TO THE ARCTIC
M. Smieszek*, P. Kankaanpaa
ARCTIC COUNCIL'S IMPACT ON MEMBER STATES POLICIES: DOES IT REALLY MATTER?
ARCTIC COUNCIL AND NORWEGIAN SHIPPING POLICY
P. Graczyk*
THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX: A CALL FOR THE POLAR TREATY
A. Ason*B10: Ice mass loss in Greenland and Arctic glaciers under the inﬂuence of changing atmosphere and the ocean
Main Convener: Shin Sugiyama

Subtitle: Dynamics of the Greenland ice sheet
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 203, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

B10-O01

16:00-16:15

B10-O02

16:15-16:30

B10-O03

16:30-16:45

B10-O04

16:45-17:00

B10-O05

17:00-17:15

B10-O06

Chair: Shin Sugiyama

RELEVANCE OF ICE STREAM DYNAMICS AND INDUCED ANISOTROPY FORSIMULATING THE DISCHARGE OF THE GREENLAND ICE SHEETR. Greve*SENSITIVITY OF THE SIMULATED PROJECTION OF GREENLAND ICE SHEET TO
VARIATION OF STRUCTURAL UNCERTAINTIES IN ICE-SHEET MODELS
F. Saito*, A. AbeOuchi, K. Takahashi
DESTABILIZATION OF THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET DURING THE LAST INTERGLACIAL
K. H. Nisancioglu*, A. Born
ICE FRONT AND FLOW SPEED VARIATIONS OF MARINE TERMINATING OUTLETGLACIERS ALONG THE COAST OF PRUDHOE LAND, NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
D. Sakakibara*, S. Sugiyama
MODELING THE FLOW DYNAMICS OF THE BOWDOIN GLACIER, QAANAAQ REGION,NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
H. Seddik*, R. Greve, S. Sugiyama, D. Sakakibara
GLACIAL EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITIES AND ICE SHEET DYNAMICS IN GREENLAND
M. Kanao*, S. Tsuboi, G. Toyokuni, T. Himeno, Y. Tono, K. Anderson

Subtitle: Interaction of glaciers and the ocean
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 203, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:00

B10-O07

11:00-11:15

B10-O08

11:15-11:30

B10-O09

11:30-11:45

B10-O10

11:45-12:00

B10-O1112:00-12:15

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OCEAN, SEA ICE AND GLACIERS INTERACTIONS IN SVALBARD AREA
W. Walczowski*, M. Blaszczyk, T. Wawrzyniak
THE OCEANIC INFLUENCE ON GLACIERS CALVING IN HORNSUND FJORD, SPITSBERGEN
A. Prominska*, D. Ignatiuk
MELTWATER AND RAIN WATER DISCHARGE FROM GLACIER BASINS OF SPITSBERGENAND ITS INFLUENCE ON ICE CLIFF DYNAMICS
E. Majchrowska*, J. A. Jania, M. Cieply
PATHWAYS OF WARM WATER TO THE NORTHEAST GREENLAND OUTLET GLACIERS
J. Schaffer*, R. Timmermann, T. Kanzow, J. E. Arndt, U. Schauer
GRIFF 2016 - AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CAMPAIGN TO STUDY THE 79°N GLACIER AND ITSINTERACTION WITH THE OCEAN
T. Kanzow*, U. Schauer, A. Humbert, K. Nicholls, F. Straneo, A. Muenchow, C. S. Andresen,
G. Hamilton, D. Roberts, O. Huhn, M. Scheinert, M. R. van der Loeff
STRATEGY FOR FUTURE RESEARCH TO INVESTIGATE ICE-OCEAN INTERACTION IN
GREENLAND
A. Humbert*(16)Subtitle: Arctic glaciers
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 203, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

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14:00-14:15

B10-O14

14:15-14:30

B10-O15

14:30-14:45

B10-O16

14:45-15:00

B10-O17

15:00-15:15

B10-O18

Chair: Nozomu Takeuchi

MASS BALANCE AND DYNAMICS OF AUSTFONNA ICE CAP, SVALBARD
J. O. Hagen*, T. Dunse, T. Eiken, J. Kohler, G. Moholdt, T. V. Schuler, T. Ostby
MASS BALANCE ESTIMATION FOR THE HURLBUT ICE CAP IN NORTHERN GREENLAND,
K. Konya*, J. Saito, S. Sugiyama
MODELLING MASS BALANCE AND DYNAMICS OF HARDANGERJØKULEN ICE CAP,
SOUTHERN NORWAY
H. Akesson, K. H. Nisancioglu*, R. H. Giesen, M. Morlighem
SHRINKING GLACIERS IN SUNTAR KHAYATA, EAST SIBERIA
T. Kadota*, T. Shirakawa, R. Kusaka, S. Takahashi, A. Galanin, A. Fedorov, H. Enomoto,
T. Ohata, H. Yabuki
MODELING FUTURE MASS BALANCE OF THE ARCTIC GLACIERS: CASE STUDY IN THE
ALTAI MOUNTAINSY. Zhang*, H. Enomoto, T. Ohata
APPEARANCE OF NEW ARCTIC ISLANDS DUE TO RECESSION OF GLACIERS
W. Ziaja*, K. Ostafin

Subtitle: Snow/ice impurities and surface energy balance
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 203, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

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B10-O20

16:15-16:30

B10-O21

16:30-16:45

B10-O22

16:45-17:00

B10-O23

17:00-17:15

B10-O24Chair: Teruo Aoki

LIGHT ABSORBING SNOW IMPURITIES MEASURED AT SIGMA-A, GREENLAND ICESHEET AND THEIR EFFECT ON ALBEDO
T. Aoki*, S. Matoba, S. Yamaguchi, T. Tanikawa, M. Niwano, K. Kuchiki, M. Hori,
H. Motoyama, K. G. Azuma, Y. Ogawa, Y. Kondo, N. Moteki
DARKENING GREENLAND AND CRYOCONITE HOLE DYNAMICS
N. Takeuchi*, R. Sakaki, T. Aoki, M. Niwano, Y. Onuma, S. Tanaka, R. Shimada, N. Nagatsuka,
J. Uetake
FORMING PROCESS OF CRYOCONITE GRANULES ON QAANAAQ GLACIER,
NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
J. Uetake*, T. Segawa, N. Takeuchi, N. Nagatsuka, H. Motoyama, T. Aoki
SNOW ALGAL COMMUNITIES AND ITS EFFECT ON MELTING OF GLACIERS IN SUNTARKHAYATA MOUNTAIN RANGE IN EASTERN SIBERIA
S. Tanaka*, N. Takeuchi, Y. Fujisawa, M. Miyairi, T. Kadota, T. Shirakawa, R. Kusaka,
S. Takahashi, H. Enomoto, T. Ohata, H. Yabuki, K. Konya, A. Fedorov, P. Konstantinov
GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATIONS IN SR-ND ISOTOPIC RATIOS OF MINERAL DUST IN
ARCTIC SNOW
N. Nagatsuka*, K. Sugiura, Y. Ogawa, K. Goto-Azuma, H. Enomoto, T. Nakano
SURFACE ENERGY BALANCE AT THE SITE SIGMA-A, NORTHWEST GREENLAND DURING
THE RECORD SURFACE MELT EVENT IN THE SUMMER OF 2012
M. Niwano*, T. Aoki, S. Matoba, S. Yamaguchi, T. Tanikawa, K. Kuchiki, H. Motoyama

B11: Navigation and Fisheries in the Arctic: Prospects, Problems and International Policies
Main Convener: Atsumu Ohmura
April 29 (Wednesday), Room 205, 10:45-12:15
10:45-11:15

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B11-O02

11:45-12:15

B11-O03

Chair: Atsumu Ohmura

CHANGES IN ARCTIC SEA ICE CHARACTERISTICS AND THEIR IMPACT ON NAVIGATION
P. Wadhams*
RESEARCH ON NAVIGATION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE ARCTIC SEA ROUTES
H. Yamaguchi*
STRATEGIC OVERVIEW OF IMPLEMENTING THE ARCTIC MARINE SHIPPINGASSESSMENT RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE IMO MANDATORY POLAR CODE
L. W. Brigham*

April 29 (Wednesday), Room 205, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

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14:00-14:15

B11-O05

Chair: Henry Huntington

THE NAUTICAL INSTITUTE'S WAY AHEAD IS ICE NAVIGATION TRAINING ASSURANCE
D. Snider*
MARITIME USER REQUIREMENTS AT HIGH LATITUDES - FIRST RESULTS FROM THE
MARENOR PROJECT
R. Behlke*(17)

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B11-O06

14:30-15:00

B11-O07

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B11-O08

FISHERIES AND THE NEWLY ACCESSIBLE ARCTIC OCEAN
H. P. Huntington*
THE NEW ARCTIC OCEAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND POLICY
P. Wassmann*, E. Carmack, H. P. Huntington
FISHING INDUSTRY IN NUNAVUT: POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
M. Pan*April 29 (Wednesday), Room 205, 15:45-17:15
15:45-16:00

B11-O09

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B11-O10

16:15-16:35

B11-O11

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B11-O12

16:55-17:15

B11-O13Chair: Kevin Hedges

SVALBARD ZONE LANDINGS SHOWS FISHERIES MOVING NORTH WHEN WATERS HEATO. A. Misund*, K. Heggland, H. Gjoesaeter, O. J. Loenne
MARINE INVASIVE SPECIES CHALLENGES IN THE ARCTIC
B. A. Kaiser*, L. Fernandez, J. Sundet
THE NEW ARCTIC: THE ROLE OF SCIENCE IN CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OFFISHERIES IN AN EMERGING OCEAN
D. Benton*
NETWORKS AND GOVERNANCE OF ARCTIC SHIPPING AND FISHING: A ROBUSTMANAGEMENT APPROACH
R. Pincus*
THE MAIN OUTCOMES OF SESSIONS B11 “NAVIGATION AND FISHERIES IN THE ARCTIC:PROSPECTS, PROBLEMS AND INTERNATIONAL POLICIES”
A. Ohmura*C1: Sharing Arctic data, observations and knowledge: understanding the global system through international exchange
Main Convener: Peter L. Pulsifer
April 27 (Monday), Room 204, 14:00-15:30
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THE EVOLUTION OF NSF ARCTIC DATA MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND LESSONSLEARNED AFTER TWO DECADES OF SUPPORTJ. A. Moore*, S. F. Williams
C01-O02
DEVELOPMENT OF ARCTIC DATA ARCHIVE SYSTEM (ADS)
H. Yabuki*, T. Sugimura, T. Terui
C01-O03
DATA MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE SVALBARD INTEGRATED ARCTIC OBSERVINGSYSTEM
O. Godoy*, S. Tronstad, V. Vitale, I. Schewe, B. L. Bye, T. Hamre, J. B. Oerbaek
C01-O04
NORDIC RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON INTERACTION BETWEEN CLIMATE CHANGE AND
CRYOSPHERE – AN EXAMPLE OF SUCCESSFUL SHARING OF RESOURCES
M. Friberg*, K. Kristjansson, A. K. Shfaqat, H. Hautala, H. Farbrot, J. K. Sundet
C01-O05
ARCTICCONNECT: A PLATFORM FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND COLLABORATION
S. Vossepoel*, M. S. Murray, S. Liang, B. Chu, B. Panikkar, J. Badger
C01-O06
ESTABLISHING AN ARCTIC DATA NETWORK THROUGH INTERNATIONALCOLLABORATION
P. L. Pulsifer*, V. Rachold, J. R. Larsen, O. Godoy, J. Friddell, H. Lappalainen, Y. Qiu
C01-O07
THE ARCTIC OBSERVING SUMMIT: AN ACTIVITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF
ARCTIC CHANGE AND A SAON TASK
M. S. Murray*, P. Schlosser, G. Ibarguchi, L-M. van der Watt
C01-O08
THE GLOBAL TERRESTRIAL NETWORK FOR PERMAFROST (GTN-P) DATAMANAGEMENT SYSTEM WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ARCTIC DATA INTERFACE(ADI)
J.-P. F. Lanckman*, H. Johannsson, A. K. Karlsson, B. Biskaborn
April 27 (Monday), Room 204, 16:00-17:30
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C01-O10
C01-O11
C01-O12
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T. Terui*, T. Sugimura, D. Shimizu, T. Tamura, H. YabukiNASA'S ARCTIC BOREAL VULNERABILITY EXPERIMENT: ACCELERATING SCIENCEWITH BIG DATA CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES AND LIFECYCLE DATA MANAGEMENT
P. Griffith*, D. Duffy, E. Hoy, S. Ambrose, M. McInerny
DEVELOPMENT OF ONLINE VISUALIZATION TOOL "VISION"
T. Sugimura*, T. Terui, H. Yabuki
POLAR AND ALPINE MICROBIAL COLLECTION (PAMC): A CULTURE COLLECTION
DEDICATED TO POLAR AND ALPINE MICROORGANISMS
Y. M. Lee*, G.H. Kim, S. G. Hong, H. K. Lee
BARENTS SEA BENTHIC FAUNA IN A CHANGING SEA
L. L. Jorgensen*, P. Plubin(18)

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C01-O15
C01-O16

THE IMPORTANCE OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE RECOGNITION AND INVOLVEMENT
INTO THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
J. Staffansson*
LEGAL BACKGROUND IN THE INTERNATIONAL LAW CONCERNING INDIGENOUS
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE ARCTIC
L. I. Nikanorova*
THE TRANSFER OF ARCTIC-BASED RESEARCH AND SCIENCE COMMUNICATIONMETHODS TO TROPICAL CONTEXTS
R. Fielding*

C2: Arctic in Rapid Transition - future research directions from the perspective of early career scientists
Main Convener: Makoto Sampei
April 30 (Thursday), Room 203, 10:45-12:15
10:45-10:50
OPENING REMARKS
M. Sampei
10:50-11:05
C02-O01
UNDERSTANDING MECHANISMS CONTROLLING THE ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT IN THE
LAPTEV SEA – IMPLICATIONS FROM ND ISOTOPES AND RARE EARTH ELEMENTS
G. Laukert*, M. Frank, E. Hathorne, C. Wegner, H. Kassens
11:05-11:20
C02-O02
VARIABLE PATHWAY OF THE PACIFIC WATER IN THE PACIFIC SECTOR OF THE ARCTIC
OCEAN
K. Mizobata*
11:20-11:35
C02-O03
CONTRASTING OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACE WATERS ACROSS THE FRAM STRAITAND ITS POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
A. K. Pavlov*, M. A. Granskog, C. A. Stedmon, B. V. Ivanov, S. R. Hudson, S. Falk-Petersen
11:35-11:50
C02-O04
EXAMINING THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE-INDUCED PREY SHIFTS ON
BELUGA WHALES IN THE BEAUFORT SEA
E. S. Choy*, L. L. Loseto, J. D. Roth
11:50-12:15
DISCUSSION
April 30 (Thursday), Room 203, 13:45-15:15
13:45-14:00

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14:00-14:20

C02-O06

14:20-14:40

C02-O07

14:40-15:15

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? A CASE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SUPPORT FOR
EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS
S. Majaneva*, J. Baeseman, G. Fugmann, M. Lisowska, L. Christie
THE FUTURE OF PERMAFROST RESEARCH; CONTRIBUTIONS OF EARLY CAREERRESEARCHERS FROM THE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON PERMAFROST TO ICARPIIIY. Sjoberg*, F. Bouchard, A. Cassidy, B. Desphande, M. Fritz, E. Hogtrom, J. Lepage,
A. Morgenstern, A. Nieuwendam, M. Oliva, M. Paquette, A. Rudy, M. Siewert, S. Weege
ARCTIC IN RAPID TRANSITION: INTEGRATING SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES IN
THE CHANGING ARCTIC SYSTEM: TOWARDS FUTURE RESEARCH PRIORITIES
N. Morata, S. Majaneva*, H. Findlay, M. Fritz, M. Kedra, A. Nikolopoulos, M. Oregan,
A. Pavlov, I. Peeken, M. Sampei, K. Werner, C. Wegner
DISCUSSION ON ART NETWORK SUGGESTION FOR ICARP III

C3: Emerging questions in Arctic Geoscience
Main Convener: Victoria Pease
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 205, 10:45-12:15
C03-O01
C03-O02
C03-O03
C03-O04
C03-O05

Chair: Victoria Pease, Bernard Coakley

A SOCIALLY RELEVANT ARCTIC TECTONIC PUZZLE
V. Pease*, A. Andresen, J. Toro
THE EUREKAN DEFORMATION IN THE ARCTIC – AN OUTLINE
K. Piepjohn*
THE GREAT CHALLENGES IN ARCTIC OCEAN PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND SCIENTIFCDRILLING
R. Stein*
NEW DATA SUPPORT NEW HYPOTHESES ABOUT ARCTIC OCEAN TECTONICS;
PLANNING EXPEDITIONS FOR THE NEXT DECADE.
B. Coakley*
SEISMICITY, STRUCTURE AND TECTONICS IN THE ARCTIC REGION
M. Kanao*, V. Suvorov, S. Toda, G. Toyokuni, S. Tsuboi(19)

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CULTURE AND ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE: INTEGRATING LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVESFROM ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
P. D. Jordan*, M. T. Friesen, M. L. Timmermans

C4: Co-design, co-production, co-communication of scientiﬁc knowledge? how to frame concerted research forsustainable development in times of change
Main Convener: Jörn Schmidt
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 205, 13:45-15:15
C04-O01
C04-O02
C04-O03
C04-O04
C04-O05
C04-O06

Chair: Peter Sköld

SCIENCE PLAN 11 AND INCLUDING ARCTIC COMMUNITIES IN RESEARCH: WHAT HAS
BEEN DONE SINCE ICARP II?
C. Southcott*
THE SALIENCE OF THE ADAPTATION ISSUE IN AN ARCTIC COASTAL COMMUNITY
H. Dannevig*, G. K. Hovelsrud
REINDEER HERDERS WITHOUT REINDEERS: THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OR
ECOSYSTEM-BASED APPROACH IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC
A. Pristupa*, M. Tysiachniouk
LEADERS AT THE POLES: WHAT POLAR RESEARCHERS CAN LEARN FROM MANAGERS
AND WHAT CAN THEY TEACH THEM?
B. Lisowski*, M. Lisowska
GAMES IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION AND SCIENCE
J. Schmidt*, D. Nissen, M. Magens, R. VossTRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND (WESTERN) SCIENCE
C. C. Olsen*
SUMMERY COMMENT ON SESSION

C5: Advances in Transdisciplinary Arctic Research: Progress on Building Collaborative Agendas for Research
Supporting Solutions for Sustainability
Main Convener: Carolina Cavazos Guerra
April 30 (Thursday), Room 204, 10:45-12:15
C05-O01
C05-O02
C05-O03
C05-O04
C05-O05

REINDEER HERDING AND NORTHERN ECOSYSTEMS UNDER WARMING CLIMATEJ. Kayhko*, L. Oksanen, T. Horstkotte, S. Kivinen, B. Forbes, B. Johansen
SUSTAINABILITY OF HUMAN-WILDLIFE SYSTEMS IN NORTHERN URBANIZINGREGIONS
K. A. Jochum*
FINDINGS FROM THE CANADIAN POLAR COMMISSION'S REPORT ON THE STATE OFNORTHERN KNOWLEDGE IN CANADAS. File*ENGAGEMENT, CREATIVE DESIGN AND COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES: LESSONS FORA RESILIENT ARCTIC
G. Ibarguchi*, M. S. Murray
MINE CLOSURE, LOCAL WELL-BEING AND CARIBOU LIVELIHOODS: WHAT PATHWAYS
TO SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN MINE-IMPACTED INUIT COMMUNITIES?
S. Blangy*, A. Rixen
DISCUSSION

April 30 (Thursday), Room 204, 13:45-15:15
DEBATE PANEL ON C5: ADVANCES IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY ARCTIC RESEARCH:
PROGRESS ON BUILDING COLLABORATIVE AGENDAS FOR RESEARCH SUPPORTING
SOLUTIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY
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C6: Understanding Sustainability in the Arctic: From Patchwork to Framework
Main Convener: Andrey N. Petrov
April 27 (Monday), Conference Room, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:10
14:10-14:30

C06-O01

14:30-14:50
14:50-15:10

C06-O02

15:10-15:30

C06-O03

Chair: Peter Schweitzer

INTRODUCTION: IASC SHWG, ICARP III PROCESS AND WHITE PAPER IN ARCTRICSUSTAINABILITY RESEARCH
P. Schweitzer
ARCTIC SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE: AGENDA 2020
A. N. Petrov*, F. Gail, S. PeterDISCUSSIONLAW AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ARCTIC
N. Loukacheva*
INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL UNION COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTSCOMMISSION: ROLE IN THE ARCTIC SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE
T. Vlasova*

April 27 (Monday), Conference Room, 16:00-17:30
16:00-16:20

C06-O04

16:20-16:40

C06-O05

16:40-17:00

C06-O06

17:00-17:20

C06-O07

17:20-17:30

Chair: Gail Fondahl

RAPID ARCTIC TRANSITIONS DUE TO INFRASTRUCTURE AND CLIMATE (RATIC):
A COMPARISON OF CHANGES IN THE PRUDHOE BAY OILFIELD, ALASKA AND THE
BOVANENKOVO GASFIELD, RUSSIA
D. A. Walker*, G. Kofinas, B.C. Forbes, T. Kumpula, M.O. Leibman, A. Khumotov,
M.K. Raynolds, T. Currie, Y. Shur, M. Kanevskiy, V. Romanovsky, U.S. Bhatt, M. Buchhorn
ADOPTING A FRAMEWORK TO MAKE SENSE OF PATCHWORK: THE EXAMPLE OF
URBAN ECOLOGY
J. Graybill*
SINGLE-INDUSTRY CITIES AND SETTLEMENTS OF MURMANSK REGION: CHALLENGESAND WAYS FORWARD
Y. Zaika*, E. Golubeva
LEAVE OR STAY: SETTLEMENT OF ANCESTORS UNDER NATURAL DISASTERS INYAKUTIA
V. V. Filippova*
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

C7: The Arctic system; changes and effects with emphasis on freshwater ecosystems
Main Convener: Alexander M. Milner
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 201, 10:45-12:15
C07-O01

C07-O02
C07-O03

C07-O04

C07-O05

C07-O06

Chair: Jon Olafsson

ARCTIC COASTAL TRANSIT AND CYCLIC AQUATIC SYSTEMS’ HYDROLOGICAL AND
GEOCHEMICAL PARTICULARITIES
I. V. Fedorova*, A. A. Chetverova, I. E. Sidorina, O. N. Bobrova, B. Heim, Y. A. Dvornikov,
T. V. Skorospekhova, A. Morgenstern, N. K. Shumskaya, A. A. Shadrina
FRESHWATER PATHWAYS IN THE SUB-ARCTIC SEAS FROM THE GREENLANDFRESHWATER EXPERIMENT
D. S. Dukhovskoy*, M. Bourassa, A. Proshutinsky
FRESH WATER AND ITS ROLE IN THE ARCTIC MARINE SYSTEM: SOURCES, DELIVERY,DISPOSITION, STORAGE, EXPORT, AND PHYSICAL AND BIOGEOCHEMICALCONSEQUENCES IN THE ARCTIC AND GLOBAL OCEANS
E. Carmack, M. Yamamoto-Kawai*, S. Bacon, B. Bluhm, T. Haine, C. Lique, H. Melling,
I. Polyakov, F. Straneo, M. L. Timmermans, W. Williams
THE ARCTIC ATMOSPHERIC WATER CYCLE: PAST AND FUTURE CHANGES AND THEIRIMPACTS
T. Vihma*, J. Screen, C. Deser, M. Holland, B. Newton, V. Popova, T. Prowse, M. Tjernstrom,
J. Walsh, X. Zhang
ARCTIC TERRESTRIAL HYDROLOGY: A SYNTHESIS OF PROCESSES, CHANGE DRIVERS
AND RESEARCH CHALLENGES
A. Bring, I. Fedorova*, Y. Dibike, L. Hinzman, J. M. Karlsson, S. H. Mernild, T. Prowse,
O. Semenova, S. Stuefer, M. K. Woo
EPOCH DIFFERENCES IN WATER CYCLES IN EASTERN AND WESTERN SIBERIA DURING
THE PAST TWO CENTURIES
K. Oshima*, K. Ogata, H. Park, Y. Tachibana(21)

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C07-O07

C07-O08
C07-O09
C07-O10

C07-O11
C07-O12Chair: Alexander Milner

FIRE-CAUSED NONSTATIONARITY OF HYDROLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN COLDENVIRONMENTS: THE EXAMPLES FROM OBSERVATIONS AND MODELLING ACROSSRUSSIAN SIBERIA AND FAR EAST
O. Semenova, L. Lebedeva*
STATUS & PROSPECTS OF ARCTIC FRESHWATER EXPORTT. Haine*, B. Curry, R. Gerdes, E. Hansen, M. Karcher, C. Lee, B. Rudels, G. Spreen, L. de Steur,K. Stewart, R. Woodgate
A STUDY OF THE WHOLE YEAR CYCLES OF CYANOBACTERIA/MICROALGAE IN POLAR
HYDROTERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS
D. Tashyreva, M. Pichrtová, J. Elster*
TRACE ELEMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN THAW LAKES: INFLUENCE OF ORGANICMATTER
J. Canario*, L. Castanheira, T. Duarte, M. da C. Oliveira, J. Ascenso, M. de F. Araujo, G. Vieira,W. Vincent
CHANGES IN POND COMMUNITY ASSEMBLAGES AT A MORAINE OF RAPIDRETREATING GLACIER
J. S. Olafsson*, R. Þ. Magnusdottir
PERMAFROST LAKES IN THE ARCTIC FRESHWATER ARCHIPELAGO
W. F. Vincent*, I. Laurion

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 201, 15:45-17:15
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C07-O14
C07-O15
C07-O16Chair: Warwick Vincent

ARCTIC FRESHWATER SYNTHESIS: SOURCES, FLUXES, STORAGE AND EFFECTS
T. Prowse*, A. Bring, E. Carmack, J. M. Karlsson
CLIMATE CHANGE AND WATER SOURCES IN ARCTIC STREAMS; EFFECTS ON
PHYSIOCHEMICAL VARIABLES AND BIOTIC COMMUNITIES.
A. M. Milner*, P. J. Blaen, L. E. Brown, K. K. Khamis, D. M. Hannah
CHANGES TO FRESHWATER SYSTEMS AFFECTING ARCTIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND
NATURAL RESOURCES
A. Instanes*, V. Kokorev, R. Janowicz, O. Bruland, K. Sand, T. Prowse
ARCTIC HYDROLOGICAL CHANGE: MAJOR IMPLICATIONS FOR TERRESTRIAL AND
FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS
F. J. Wrona, M. Johansson*, J. Culp, A. Jenkins, J. M. Karlsson, I. M. Smith, T. Prowse,
W. Vincent, P. Wookey
MODERATED DISCUSSION

C8: Circumpollar Arctic Coastal Commumities Observatory Network: knowledge Hubs for Northern Coastal
Sustainability
Main Convener: Donald L. Forbes
April 28 (Tuesday), Room 205, 15:45-17:15
15:45-15:53

INTRODUCTION

15:53-15:59

C08-O01

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C08-O02

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C08-O03

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C08-O04

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D. L. Forbes*, J. N. Larsen, P. P. Overduin, T. Bell, R. O. Rasmussen
A DECADE OF ARCTIC COASTAL RESEARCH
P. Overduin*, N. Couture, H. Lantuit
ASI, AHDR, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CIRCUMPOLAR ARCTIC COASTALCOMMUNITIES OBSERVATORY NETWORK (CACCON)
P. P. Schweitzer*, R. O. Rasmussen, T. Vlasova
EARLY CAREER PERSPECTIVES ON ARCTIC COASTAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES
R. Riedlsperger*
REGIONAL PRIORITIES AND PERSPECTIVES: EXAMPLE FROM CHUKOTKA
G. Kraev*, E. Zdor
IDENTIFYING REGIONAL AND CIRCUMPOLAR ARCTIC COASTAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES
T. Bell*, R. O. Rasmussen
MODERATED AND RECORDED OPEN DISCUSSION(22)

C10: Consulting Arctic communities on research planning
Main Convener: Chris Southcott
April 27 (Monday), Room 205, 14:00-15:30
14:00-14:20

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14:20-14:40

C10-O02

14:40-15:00

C10-O03

15:00-15:20

C10-O04

15:20-15:30

Chair: Kirsi Latola

THE GRASSROOTS VOICES ARE GETTING LOUDER: HOW TO ENGAGE INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE IN THE RESEARCH PROCESS
J. Bull*
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARCTIC AND COMMUNITY CONSULTATION ON RESEARCH
PLANNING: THE INITIAL RESULTS OF THE UCCARP PILOT PROJECT
C. Southcott*
TRANSFORMATIVE PARTNERSHIPS, KNOWLEDGE AND CHANGE: INUIT PERSPECTIVESON ARCTIC RESEARCH – THE INUIT EXPERIENCE OF THE ARCTICNET PROGRAM
S. P. Edmunds-Potvin
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS: RESULTS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES’ PARTNERSHIP
L. Abriutina
PANEL DISCUSSION ON CONSULTING ARCTIC COMMINITIES

C11: Early Exploration and Exploitation and their Impact Today on Local Arctic Societies
Main Convener: Peter Sköld
April 27 (Monday), Room 205, 16:00-17:30

Chair: Peter Sköld, Gabriella Nordin

16:00-16:05

C11-O01

INTRODUCTION

16:05-16:20

C11-O02

16:20-16:35

C11-O03

16:35-16:50

C11-O04

16:50-17:05

C11-O05

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C11-O06

17:20-17:30

C11-O07

CONSTRUCTING THE PAST OF ARCTIC FUTURES: HISTORY AND HERITAGE AS
GEOPOLITICS
D. Avango*
THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON THE ARCTIC ABORIGINAL PEOPLE’SECONOMY —A CASE STUDY OF THE INUIT IN CANADA
M. Pan*CULTURAL CONFRONTATION OR COEXISTENCE? INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF THE NORTHSOVIET UNION BETWEEN RESISTANCE AND CO-OPTATION
A. A. Ivanova*, F. M. Stammler
CULTURAL HERITAGE AS WE AFFECT IT AND IT AFFECTS US
S. Barr*
INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE SITES IN THE ARCTIC AS SOURCES FOR HISTORICALRESEARCH
D. Avango*
CONCLUDING DISCUSSION

Joint Session of C04, C05, C10, C11
April 29 (Wednesday), Conference Room, 10:45-12:15
PANEL DISCUSSION ON COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN SCIENCE AND RESEARCHCarl Christian Olsen (Puju), Larisa Abryutina with Alona Yefimenko, Peter Sköld,
Malgorzata Smieszek, Sharon Edmunds-Potvin (tbc)(23)

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Poster session, 3F Foyer<Poster Session>
First group:
A1, A2, A4, B2, B6, B9, C3, C4, C6, C7, C8, C10
Set up: April 27, 12:30Core time: April 28, 17:30-19:00
Removal: April 28, -19:00
Second group: A6, B1, B3, B4, B5, B7, B8, B10, C2, C5
Set up: April 28, 9:00Core time: April 29, 17:30-18:45
Removal: April 30, -13:45

A1: Understanding the Arctic climate change and its global inﬂuences: Japan's contributions and suggestions for the
futureCore time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
A01-P01
A01-P02
A01-P03
A01-P04
A01-P05
A01-P06
A01-P07
A01-P08
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A01-P11
A01-P12
A01-P13
A01-P14
A01-P15
A01-P16
A01-P17
A01-P1828

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CHANGES IN PRECIPITATION OVER THE ARCTIC PROJECTED BY GLOBALATMOSPHERIC MODELS WITH 20-KM AND 60-KM GRID SIZES
S. Kusunoki*, M. Hosaka, R. Mizuta, K. Yoshida, T. Ose, I. Takayabu
MRI LANDSURFACE MODEL HAL
M. Hosaka*
INTRODUCTION OF NEW LAND PROCESSES AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO AN
ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL
R. O'ishi*, K. Tanaka, K. Yoshimura, A. Abe-Ouchi
CLIMATE MODELLING STUDIES IN THE GRENE ARCTIC CLIMATE RESEARCH PROJECT
T. Nozawa*, GRENE climate modelling group
INTEGRATING FIELD SCIENCE AND MODELING: CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES
T. Ise*CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOUD FRACTION AT NY-ÅLESUND IN THE ARCTIC AND SYOWASTATION IN THE ANTARCTIC
M. Miyagawa*, R. Fujimoto, M. Kuji, M. Yabuki, M. Shiobara
GROUND-BASED REMOTE-SENSING FOR CLOUDS, AEROSOL AND WATER VAPOR IN NYALESUND, SVALBARD AND THE GRENE ARCTIC CAMPAIGN
M. Shiobara*, M. Yabuki, K. Ohora, M. Kuji, H. Okamoto, T. Takano, H. Kobayashi, M. Koike, J. Ukita
TETHERED BALLOON-BORNE CLOUD MEASUREMENTS WITH CLOUD PARTICLE
MICROSCOPE SONDE IN NY-ALESUND
H. Kobayashi*, K. Ohora, M. Shiobara, K. Sato, M. Koike, T. Takano, K. Uno, J. Ukita
AEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIES OBTAINED BY SKY-RADIOMETER MEASUREMENTS
AT NY-ALESUND, SVALBARD AND A CLOUD-SCREENING METHOD APPLIED FOR SKYRADIOMETRY
K. Ohora*, M. Shiobara, N. Tanaka, H. Kobayashi
WINTER WEATHER IN JAPAN CONTROLLED BY LARGE-SCALE ATMOSPHERIC AND
SMALL-SCALE OCEANIC PHENOMENA
Y. Ando*, M. Ogi, Y. Tachibana, K. Kodera, K. Yamazaki
SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF BLACK CARBON AND AEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIESOVER BARROW IN THE ARCTIC
P. R. Sinha*, Y. Kondo, J. Ogren, A. Jefferson
SUMMARY ON RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE GRENE ATMOSPHERIC GROUP
J. Ukita*, M. Koike, Y. Miyoshi, K. Yamazaki
APPROACHES FOR UNDERSTANDING ARCTIC CHANGE BY CRYOSPHERIC STUDY IN
THE GRENE-ARCTIC PROJECT
H. Enomoto*
MEASUREMENTS OF ATMOSPHERIC BLACK CARBON AEROSOLS OVER THE ARCTICOCEAN ON R/V MIRAI DURING SEPTEMBER 2014
F. Taketani*, T. Miyakawa, Y. Komazaki, H. Takashima, X. Pan, Y. Kanaya
OCEANIC CO2 EVOLUTIONS AT THE FIXED STATIONS IN THE ARCTIC IN SUMMER
N. Kosugi*, D. Sasano, M. Ishii, S. Nishino, J. Inoue, H. Yoshikawa
STUDIES ON GREENHOUSE GAS CYCLES IN THE ARCTIC AND THEIR RESPONSES TO
CLIMATE CHANGE
S. Aoki*, GRENE #5 members
ESTIMATING MONTHLY CO2 FLUX DISTRIBUTION IN THE ARCTIC AND ITS SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIABILITY
S. Yasunaka*, M. Murata, E. Watanabe, N. Kosugi, D. Sasano, M. Ishii, S. Nishino, H. Uchida
ECOSYSTEM STUDIES OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN WITH DECLINING SEA ICE
T. Kikuchi*(24)

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A01-P21

A01-P22
A01-P23
A01-P24

CHARACTERISTICS OF SEA-ICE DRAFT REVEALED BY A MOORED ICE-PROFILING
SONAR IN THE CHUKCHI SEA OFF BARROW, ALASKA
Y. Fukamachi*, D. Simizu, K. I. Ohshima, K. Iwamoto, H. Eicken, A. R. Mahoney
ARCTIC SEA ICE PREDICTION WITH A GLOBAL COUPLED ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN MODEL
M. I. Nodzu*, M. Ishii, H. Tatebe, H. Koyama, Y. Tanaka
A WIND-DRIVEN, HYBRID LATENT AND SENSIBLE HEAT COASTAL POLYNYA ATBARROW, ALASKA
D. Hirano*, Y. Fukamachi, E. Watanabe, K. Iwamoto, A. Mahoney, H. Eicken, D. Shimizu,
K. I. Ohshima, T. Tamura
COORDINATED OBSERVATIONAL AND MODELING STUDIES ON THE BASIC STRUCTURE
AND VARIABILITY OF THE ARCTIC SEA ICE-OCEAN SYSTEM
H. Hasumi*
SEA ICE PREDICTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF ICE NAVIGATION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR
THE ARCTIC SEA ROUTE
H. Yamaguchi*
CATASTROPHIC REDUCTION OF SEA ICE: FUNDAMENTAL MECHANISMS ASSOCIATED
WITH ICE-OCEAN COUPLED DYNAMICS
K. Shimada*

A2: Paleoclimatic perspective on Arctic changes and polar ampliﬁcation
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
A02-P01
A02-P02
A02-P03

A02-P04
A02-P05
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A02-P07
A02-P08

SOURCES OF METEOROLOGICAL DATA FOR THE AREA OF NOVAYA ZEMLYA IN THE
EARLY INSTRUMENTAL PERIOD
P. Wyszynski*, R. Przybylak, T. Strzyzewski
METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THE AREA OF THE BARENTS AND KARA SEAS IN
THE EARLY INSTRUMENTAL PERIOD
T. Strzyzewski*, P. Wyszynski, R. Przybylak
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN ICE CORE OBTAINED FROM NORTHWESTERNGREENLAND ICE SHEET (SIGMA-D)
H. Motoyama*, S. Matoba, K. Fujita, T. Yamasaki, Y. Omura, M. Minowa, Y. Komuro,
M. Kadota, S. Yamaguchi, T. Aoki
CARBONACEOUS AEROSOL TRACERS IN ICE-CORES RECORD MULTI-DECADAL
CLIMATE OSCILLATIONS
O. Seki*, K. Kawamura, J. Bendle, Y. Fujii
THE RELATION BETWEEN THERMOKARST LAKE SEDIMENTS, HOLOCENE CLIMATEDEVELOPMENT AND ICE-WEDGE PATTERNS IN NORTHERN SIBERIA
B. K. Biskaborn*, P. Schleusner, U. Herzschuh, B. Diekmann, A. Hansche, D. Subetto
VARIABILITY OF TRACE INORGANIC SPECIES IN AN ICE CORE FROM NEEM,GREENLAND
M. Hirabayashi*, K. Goto-Azuma, A. Wegner, M. Hansson, B. Twarloh, H. Motoyama,J. P. Steffensen, D. Dahl-Jensen
GLACIAL ATLANTIC OVERTURNING CONTROLLED BY ICE SHEETS AND ATMOSPHERICCARBON DIOXIDE
A. Abe-Ouchi*
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLIMATIC STABILITY AND MEAN CLIMATIC STATE OVER
THE PAST EIGHT GLACIAL CYCLES
K. Kawamura*

A4: Geospace over and related to the Arctic region
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
A04-P01
A04-P02
A04-P03

A04-P04
A04-P05
A04-P06

VERTICAL STRUCTURE OF TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS IN THE MESOSPHERE AND
LOWER THERMOSPHERE REGION DURING STRATOSPHERIC SUDDEN WARMING
J. H. Kim*, J. Geonhwa, Y. I. Won, B. M. Kim, H. Choi, S. J. Kim
COMPOUND AURORAL MICROMORPHOLOGY: GROUND-BASED HIGH-SPEED IMAGING
K. Ryuho*, F. Yoko
VARIATONS OF TEMPERATURE AND WINDS IN THE MESOSPHERE AND LOWER
THERMOSPHERE ABOVE TROMSOE
S. Nozawa*, T. Tsuda, T. Kawahara, N. Saito, S. Wada, H. Fujiwara, Y. Ogawa, T. Takahashi,
S. Suzuki, T. Kawabata, C. Hall, A. Brekke, M. Tsutsumi, T. Hibino, S. Takita
UPPER ATMOSPHERE COOLING OVER THE PAST 33 YEARS
Y. Ogawa*, T. Motoba, S. C. Buchert, I. Haggstrom, S. Nozawa
NIPR TRAJECTORY MODEL (NITRAM) AND METEOROLOGICAL FIELD DISPLAY SYSTEM
Y. Tomikawa*
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS OF 4FCE AURORAL ROAR
Y. Sato*, A. Kadokura, Y. Ogawa, A. Kumamoto, Y. Katoh(25)

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A04-P09
A04-P10
A04-P11
A04-P12
A04-P13

A04-P14CURRENT STATUS OF UPPER ATMOSPHERE PHYSICS OBSERVATION IN ICELAND IN
2015
A. Kadokura*, N. Sato, H. Yamagishi, Y. Tanaka, Y. Sato, M. Taguchi, T. Motoba, K. Hosokawa,G. Bjornsson
IUGONET TOOLS FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY ON UPPER ATMOSPHERE
Y. Tanaka*, S. Abe, Y. Koyama, A. Shinbori, N. Umemura, M. Yagi, A. Yatagai, S. UeNo
PERIODIC VARIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HIGH-LATITUDINAL TROPOPAUSE
OVER POINT BARROW (71.3°N, 156.8°W)
R. Wang*, S. Zhang, H. Yang
EFFECTS OF COSMIC RAY INPUT ON CLOUDS AND CLIMATE IN ANTARCTICA
C. P. A. Kumar*, N. Balan, N. J. Victor, C. Selvaraj, K. U. Nair, C. Panneerselvam, P. Elango,
K. Jeeva, A. Dhar, S. Gurubaran, B. M. Pathan
LONG TERM METEOR WIND RADAR OBSERVATIONS IN ARCTIC NORWAY
M. Tsutsumi*, C. M. HallROSMIC: A PROJECT IN THE SCOSTEP VARSITI PROGRAM
W. Ward*, F.-J. Luebken, A. Seppala
STUDY ON GENERATION MECHANISMS OF A SPORADIC SODIUM LAYER ABOVE
TROMSOE, NORWAY DURING A NIGHT OF THE HIGH AURORA ACTIVITY
T. Takahashi*, S. Nozawa, T. T. Tsuda, Y. Ogawa, S. Norihito, T. Hidemori, T. D. Kawahara,
C. Hall, H. Fujiwara, A. Brekke, M. Tsutsumi, S. Wada, T. Kawabata, S. Oyama, R. Fujii
SEASONAL VARIATION AND SOLAR ACTIVITY DEPENDENCE OF THE QUIET-TIMEIONOSPHERIC TROUGH
T. Ishida*, Y. Ogawa, A. Kadokura, Y. Hiraki, I. Haggstrom

A6: Climate and ecosystem vulnerability in the terrestrial northern high-latitudes
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
A06-P01
A06-P02
A06-P03
A06-P04

A06-P05
A06-P06
A06-P07
A06-P08
A06-P09
A06-P10
A06-P11
A06-P12
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EFFECT OF THAW DEPTH ON FLUXES OF CO2 AND CH4 IN MANIPULATED ARCTIC
COASTAL TUNDRA OF BARROW, ALASKA
Y. Kim*, W. Oechel
ACCUMULATION OF CARBON AND NITROGEN IN VEGETATION AND SOILS OF
DEGLACIATED AREA AND MUDBOILS IN ELLESMERE ISLAND, HIGH-ARCTIC CANADA
T. Osono*, A. S. Mori, M. Uchida, H. Kanda
VEGETATION MAPPING AND ESTIMATION OF REGIONAL CH4 EMISSION FOR TAIGATUNDRA BOUNDARY IN EAST SIBERIA
T. Morozumi*, I. Bragin, R. Shingubara, S. Takano, S. Tei, T. C. Maximov, A. Sugimoto
LINKAGE BETWEEN PHOTOTROPH COMMUNITY STRUCTURES AND THE
PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF DIFFERENTLY PIGMENTED GROUPS OF BIOLOGICAL SOIL
CRUSTS IN A HIGH ARCTIC GLACIER FORELAND, SVALBARD
Y. Tanabe*, J. Uetake, S. Masumoto, M. Uchida
METHANE EXCHANGE IN A POORLY-DRAINED BLACK SPRUCE FOREST OVERPERMAFROST OBSEVED WITH THE EDDY COVARIANCE TECHNIQUE
H. Iwata*, Y. Harazono, M. Ueyama, A. Sakabe, H. Nagano, Y. Kosugi, K. Takahashi, Y. Kim
INTERANNUAL VARIATION IN CH4 EFFLUX AT TAIGA-TUNDRA BOUNDARY ON THE
LOWLAND OF INDIGIRKA RIVER
R. Shingubara*, A. Sugimoto, J. Murase, S. Tei, S. Takano, T. Morozumi, G. Iwahana, T. C. Maximov
CHANGE IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC CAPACITIES OF EARLY SUCCESSIONAL ECOSYSTEMAFTER WILDFIRES IN INTERIOR ALASKA
N. Tahara*, M. Ueyama, H. Nagano, H. Iwata, Y. Harazono
AN IMPORTANCE OF BRANCH-BRANCH INTERACTION WITHIN CROWN OF OPENGROWN BLACK SPRUCE IN CENTRAL ALASKA
T. Shirota*, K. Yasue, A. Osawa
SPATIAL VARIATION OF SNOW COVER IN INDIGIRKA LOWLAND OBSERVED IN SPRING
2014
S. Takano*, S. Tei, A. Sugimoto, T. C. Maximov
THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE MANIPULATION ON SOIL ORGANIC CARBON
CHARACTERISTICS IN NORTHEAST GREENLAND
J. Y. Jung*, A. Michelsen, N. M. Schmidt, Y. K. Lee
INFLUENCE OF THE THAWING PERMAFROST ON METHANE DIFFUSION FLUX FROMLAKES IN THE ALASKAN ARCTIC ZONE
M. Sasaki*, M. Uchida, M. Kondo, M. Utsumi, S. Yonemura, K. Nakayama
SPATIAL PATTERNS AND INTER-TREE INTERACTION IN A MATURE LARIX SIBIRICA
STAND AT THE NORTHERN ECOTONE IN MONGOLIA
D. Saito*, T. Shirota, T. Tanabe, K. Yasue, N. Baatarbileg
BRANCHING PROPERTIES OF DECLINING LARIX SIBIRICA TREES IN NORTHERNMONGOLIAN BOREAL FOREST
T. Tanabe*, T. Shirota, D. Saito, K. Yasue, N. Baatarbileg(26)

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A06-P15
A06-P16

THE RATE OF PERMAFROST CO2 AND METHANE RELEASE UNDER AEROBIC AND
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS USING A SPECIALLY DESIGNED LOWER TEMPERATURECONTROLLED INCUBATION SYSTEM AND ITS POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON WARMING
CLIMATE
S. Yonemura*, M. Uchida, M. Kondo, G. Iwahana, M. Utsumi, K. Yoshikawa, L. Hinzman
EVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND CARBON DIOXIDE FLUXES OVER LARCH FORESTS WITH
DIFFERENT SOIL WATER CONDITION AT EASTERN SIBERIA
A. Kotani*, T. Ohta, T. Maximov
TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS OF THE NOVOSIBIRSK ARCHIPELAGO (ARCTIC OCEAN,
RUSSIA): CURRENT STATUS AND NEW THREATS
I. M. Okhlopkov*, V. E. Kolodeznikov, R. V. Desyatkin, S. Tatsuzava, N. G. Solomonov

B1: Arctic Climate Change and Potential Mid-latitude Weather Linkages: Large-scale Atmospheric Circulation andStorm Track Dynamics
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
B01-P01
B01-P02
B01-P03
B01-P04
B01-P05
B01-P06
B01-P07
B01-P08
B01-P09
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B01-P11

AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION ON THE KAFFIØRA PLAIN AND THE
WALDEMAR GLACIER (NW SPITSBERGEN) FROM 1978 TO 2014
R. K. Przybylak*, A. Arazny
ROLE OF SEA ICE REDUCTION IN EURASIAN WINTERTIME COOLING
S. Outten*, I. Esau
THE GREENLAND BLOCKING INDEX 1948-2014: A KEY INDICATOR OF ARCTIC-MID
LATITUDE WEATHER/CLIMATE COUPLING?
E. Hanna*, J.E. Overland, R.J. HallEFFECTS OF THE RECENT ARCTIC SEAICE REDUCTION ON THE VERTICCAL COUPLING
PROCESS BETWEEN THE TROPOSPHERE AND STRATOSPEHRE
Y. Miyoshi*, Y. Ogawa, Y. Tomikawa, J. Ukita, T. Nakamura, K. Yamazaki, M. Honda, K. Iwamoto
ATMOSPHERIC RESPONSE TO ANOMALOUS SEA ICE IN THE SEA OF OKHOTSK
K. Nishii*, H. Nakamura, T. Nakamura
PERSISTENT COOLING OF THE POLAR STRATOSPHERE IN 2011 WINTER AND SPRING
K. Nishii*, H. Nakamura, Y. J. Orsolini
INFLUENCE OF THE GULF STREAM ON THE BARENTS SEA ICE RETREAT AND EURASIANCOLDNESS DURING EARLY WINTER
K. Sato*, J. Inoue, M. Watanabe
IMPACT OF ZONAL WIND CHANGES ON THE INSTABILITY RATES OF PLANETARY AND
BAROCLINIC WAVES
B. Crasemann*, H. L. Tanaka, K. Dethloff, D. Handorf, R. Jaiser
A STUDY ON THE CYCLOGENESIS OF THE ARCTIC CYCLONE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE
OF QUASI-GEOSTROPHIC POTENTIAL VORTICITY
H. Asai*, J. Inoue, N. Sato
THE EXTREME EUROPEAN COLD SPELL IN 2011/12 WINTER. PART II: THREEDIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF ANOMALIES AND IMPORTANCE OF ENERGYCONVERSION FOR THEIR MAINTENANCE
H. Nakamura*, L. Wang, K. Nishi
THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL PARAMETERIZATION IN THE WRF MODEL TO
REPRODUCE ATMOSPHERIC DYNAMICS AND BLACK CARBON TRANSPORT IN THE
ARCTIC: A SENSITIVITY STUDY.
C. Cavazos-Guerra*, A. Lauer

B2: Current and Future Observing Strategies for Understanding the Evolving Arctic Climate and Ecological System
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
B02-P01
B02-P02
B02-P03
B02-P04
B02-P05

SVALBARD INTEGRATED ARCTIC EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM (SIOS): A RESEARCHINFRASTRUCTURE FOR ARCTIC EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE
J. B. Oerbaek*, O. D. Christine, R. Roenneberg, B. L. Bente, H. D. Kaja, L. Kresse
HERBIVORY NETWORK: AN INTERNATIONAL, COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO STUDYHERBIVORY IN NORTHERN AND ALPINE ENVIRONMENTS
I. C. Barrio*, C. G. Bueno, D. S. Hik, I. S. Jonsdottir, M. A. Morsdorf, V. T. Ravolainen
ARCTIC OCEAN BOUNDARY ARRAY: METHODS, AND MODELLED SEASONALITY OF
FLUXES AND STORAGE
S. Bacon*, Y. Aksenov
ARCTIC SEA ICE MONITORING AND RESEARCH THROUGH INDIGENOUS ANDCOMMUNITY-BASED OBSERVATIONS
M. Kaufman, H. Eicken*, P. Pulsifer, I. Holak, B. Sheffield
ICE-ARC: ICE, CLIMATE, AND ECONOMICS – ARCTIC RESEARCH ON CHANGE - EU
FUNDED PROJECT
E. A. K. Ford, J. Wilkinson*(27)

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Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
B03-P01
B03-P02
B03-P03
B03-P04
B03-P05
B03-P06

PERMAFROST AND INDIGENOUS LAND USE IN THE NORTHERN URALS: KOMI AND
NENETS REINDEER HUSBANDRY
J. O. Habeck*, K. V. Istomin
MAPPING PERMAFROST-RELATED TERRAIN FEATURES WITH PURVIEW
S. J. McCuaig*, V. E. Roujanski, E. Hoeve
UNDERSTANDING THERMOKARST LAKE DYNAMICS IN ARCTIC ALASKA: CASESTUDIES BASED ON SEDIMENT CORES
J. Lenz*, S. Wetterich, B. M. Jones, G. Grosse
SIMULATING A ROLE OF NATURAL FIRE DISTURBANCE ON THE SOIL CARBON
STORAGE OF BOREAL FOREST AND TUNDRA ECOSYSTEMS IN ALASKA
X. Wang*, M. Yokozawa, H. Arakida, K. Mori, T. Ise, M. Kondo, M. Uchida, K. Kushida, M. Toda
INTRINSIC CHEMICAL CONVERSION OF HEAVY METAL IN POLAR REGION
K. Kim*SIZE AND FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF THERMOKARST LAKES IN THE EASTERNSIBERIA.
H. Saito*, Y. Iijima, M. Ulrich

B4: Arctic snow cover changes and their consequences
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
B04-P01

B04-P02
B04-P03
B04-P04

SCANNING PAN-ARCTIC SNOW CONDITIONS OF FREEZING AND MELTING FOR
ANALYZING REGIONAL AND INTERANNUAL CHANGES, AND APPLICATION TO FIELDOBSERVATION PLANNING
N. Alimasi*, H. Enomoto, K. Sugiura, M. Hori, T. Kameda
MEASUREMENTS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS IN THE SNOW COVER AT MT.
TATEYAMA, JAPANK. Watanabe*, T. Hirai, K. Nakagawa, C. Yachi, N. Yamazaki
SOLAR HEATING IN SNOWPACK AND RADIATIVE FORCING BY SNOW IMPURITIESEVALUATING BY A PHYSICALLY BASED SNOW ALBEDO MODEL
T. Aoki*, K. Kuchiki, M. Niwano, S. Matoba, Y. Kodama
RUSSIA-JAPAN COLLABORATIVE STUDIES ON GEOGRAPHIC AND ECOLOGICALCHANGES OF LARGE MAMMAL FAUNA IN THE ARCTIC AND SUB-ARCTIC YAKUTIA.
S. Tatsuzawa*, I. Okhlopkov, N. Solomonov, E. Nikolaev, R. Kirillin, E. Kirillin

B5: Remote Sensing of the Arctic System
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
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B05-P02
B05-P03
B05-P04

B05-P05
B05-P06
B05-P07
B05-P08
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A LONG-TERM DATASET OF SATELLITE-DERIVED NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SNOW
COVER PROPERTIES IN 5KM SPATIAL RESOLUTION PREPARED FOR JAXA'S GCOM-CMISSION
M. Hori*, K. Sugiura, T. Tanikawa, T. Aoki, K. Kuchiki, M. Niwano, H. Enomoto
VALIDATION OF SNOW DEPTH BY MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING WITH IN-SITU FIELD
DATA
Y. Kim*, H. Enomoto
SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS AND SATELLITE IMAGES IN PERMAFROSTAREA AFTER WILDFIRE, SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA
K. Harada*, K. Narita, K. Saito, G. Iwahana, Y. Sawada, M. Fukuda
REGIONAL CO2 UPTAKE ESTIMATION APPLYING THE LIGHT USE EFFICIENCY MODELWITH MODIS AND FIELD DATA TO EXAMINE WILDFIRE EFFECTS IN ALASKAN BOREALFOREST
M. Otsuki, H. Iwata, T. Iwata*, H. Nagano, Y. Harazono, C. Iwama, M. Ueyama
APPLICATION OF MULTICOPTER FOR SNOW CONDITION MEASUREMENTS IN THE
MOUNTAIN RANGE
K. Sugiura*, N. Wada
DETECTION OF MELT POND DISTRIBUTION ON THE ARCTIC SEA ICE FROM SATELLITEMICROWAVE DATAY. Tanaka*, K. Tateyama, T. Kameda, H. Enomoto
ARCTIC SEA ICE AND MELT POND CHARACTERISTICS OBSERVED BY VERY HIGHRESOLUTION REMOTELY SENSED DATA
J. W. Park*, H. C. Kim, S. H. Hong, C. U. Hyun
PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ALGORITHM ROUND ROBIN (PPARR) OF SATELLITE-BASEDMODELS FOR THE ARCTIC OCEAN
Y. J. Lee*, P. A. Matrai, M. A. M. Friedrichs, V. S. Saba
MELT POND DELINEATION FROM ARCTIC SEA ICE USING VHR SATELLITE IMAGE
C. U. Hyun*, H. C. kim(28)

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B05-P11
B05-P12
B05-P13

ARCTIC SEA ICE THICKNESS MONITORING USING CRYOSAT-2 SATELLITE DATA
S. Lee*, J. Im, H. Han, J. Kim
OBSERVATION OF ARCTIC SEA ICE CONDITION IN THE CANADA BASIN IN 2014
SUMMER -FROM JOIS2014 CRUISES. Hoshino*, Y. Tanaka, K. Tateyama, H. Yamaguchi, K. Shimada
COLOR MONITORING ON ALPINE SNOWPACK FOR EVALUATION OF VOLCANIC GASDIFFUSION
K. Sazawa*, K. Higuchi, H. Kuramitz, K. Kawamura, N. WadaULTRA-STABLE, HIGH POWER SODIUM TEMPERATURE/WIND LIDAR DEPLOYED AT
EISCAT RADAR SITE, NORWAY (69.6ºN, 19.2ºE)
T. D. Kawahara*, S. Nozawa, N. Saito, T. T. Tsuda, T. Kawabata, S. Wada

B6: A Pan-Arctic Challenge: Predicting the Future of Marine Biota and Ecosystem Connectivity Through Field
Studies and Data Integration
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
B06-P01
B06-P02
B06-P03
B06-P04
B06-P05
B06-P06
B06-P07
B06-P08
B06-P09
B06-P10
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B06-P12
B06-P13
B06-P14
B06-P15
B06-P16

SMALL- AND MESOSCALE VARIABILITY OF BENTHIC FOOD WEBS IN ARCTIC
J. Legezynska*, A. Zaborska, M. W. Kowalczuk, E. Jankowska, K. Pazdro
THE SOURCES OF FOOD FOR BENTHIC COMMUNITIES IN THE TWO ARCTIC FIORDSCHARACTERISED BY DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
A. Zaborska*, J. Legezynska, M. W. Kowalczuk
SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN HIGH ARCTIC FJORD BENTHIC FOOD WEB – STABLE
ISOTOPE CASE STUDY
M. Kedra*, K. Karol, A. Winogradow, M. Nathalie, S. Bourgeois, J. Richard
MEIOFAUNAL COMMUNITIES ALONG AN OFFSHORE GRADIENT IN TWO GLACIALSPITSBERGEN FJORDS
K. Grzelak*, M. Gluchowska, K. Gregorczyk, J. M. Weslawski
CHANGES IN ARCTIC BENTHOS – DEMAND FOR A “FUNCTIONAL ATLAS”
R. Degen, T. Brey, A. Boetius, D. Piepenburg*
A PAN-ARCTIC OR POLAR CHALLENGE? INSIGHTS FROM A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF
BENTHIC FUNCTIONS ON BOTH POLES
H. Link, D. Piepenburg*, P. Archambault
ARCTIC OCEAN NUTRIENTS AND CARBON BIOGEOCHEMISTRY STUDIES FROM THE
EMERGING PAN-ARCTIC HYDROGRAPHIC ARRAY
S. Torres-Valdes*, T. Tsubouchi, G. MacGilchrist, A. Naveira-Garabato, E. Davey, S. Bacon
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN
THE BEAUFORT AND CHUKCHI SEAS
Y. Lee*, S. Y. Ha, J. O. Min, E. J. Yang, S. H. Kang
ADAPTABILITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN A HIGH-LATITUDE FJORDECOSYSTEM: THE KONGSFJORDEN ECOSYSTEM FLAGSHIP PROGRAM
H. Hop, K. Bischof, R. Neuber*, G. W. Gabrielsen, J. M. Weslawski, Ch. Wiencke
DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE PACIFIC-ORIGIN WATERS IN THE CHUKCHI BORDERLAND,
2010-2014
K. H. Cho*, C. Y. Kang, K. Shimada, S. H. Kang, T. W. Kim, J. Park
LOCALISED SHELF-BREAK UPWELLING AND DOWNWELLING AND ALONGSHELF
FLOW ON THE CANADIAN BEAUFORT SHELF – RESPONSE AT CAPE BATHURST AND
HERSCHEL ISLAND TO ALONG-SHELF WIND AND FLOW.
W. J. William*, M. Humfrey
SEASONAL AND ANNUAL FLUX CHANGES OF MICROZOOPLANKTON (RADIOLARIA) IN
THE WESTERN ARCTIC OCEAN: ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES IN A WARMING ARCTIC
T. Ikenoue*, K. R. Bjørklund, S. B. Kruglikova, J. Onodera, K. Kimoto, N. Harada
SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF REMOTELY SENSED CHLOROPHYLL-A
IN ARCTIC OCEAN DURING A RECENT DECADE
J. Park*, E. Ko, S. H. Kang
DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION OF ARCTIC COPEPODS UNDER SEA ICE IN THE CANADA
BASIN
H. S. La*, K. Shimada, E. J. Yang, H. K. Ha, S. H. Kang, H. C. ShinSEASONAL CHANGE OF SOUND SCATTERS DERIVED FROM ZOOPLANKTON IN THE
SOUTHERN CHUKCHI SEA
M. Kitamura*, K. Amakasu, S. Nishino, T. Kikuchi
GROWING OF THE ARCTIC MARINE ECOSYSTEM - FOOD-WEB TRAITS OF THE HIGHLATITUDE SPITSBERGEN FJORDS ECOSYSTEMS WITH CONTRASTING OCEANOGRAPHIC
CONDITIONS
M. Gluchowska*, M. T. Tomczak, K. Grzelak, S. Kwasniewski, M. Wlodarska-Kowalczuk,
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B06-P18

DETERMINATION OF PHTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENT PRODUCTION RATE AND DISSOLVEDFREE AMINO ACID FROM MELTING PONDS ON ARCTIC SEA ICE
J. O. Min*, E. J. Yang, S. Y. Ha, J. Y. Jung, S. H. KangASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TIMING OF SEA-ICE RETREAT AND
PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY SIZE STRUCTURE IN THE BERING AND CHUKCHI SEASHELF REGION: A REMOTE SENSING APPROACH
A. Fujiwara, T. Hirawake*, K. Suzuki, I. Imai, S. Saitoh, T. Kikuchi

B7: Atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions and aspects related to a future, seasonally ice free Arctic Ocean
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
B07-P01
B07-P02
B07-P03
B07-P04
B07-P05

B07-P06
B07-P07
B07-P08

B07-P09
B07-P10
B07-P11
B07-P12

B07-P13

B07-P14
B07-P15ENHANCING CALCULATION OF THIN SEA ICE GROWTH
I. Appel*THE ARCTIC SEA ICE SEASONALITY INDEX
T. Haine*, T. Martin
CHANGE IN SEA ICE THICKNESS CAUSED BY THE ICE MOTION
N. Kimura*, K. Tateyama, H. Yamaguchi
THE SEA ICE ALBEDO FEEDBACK IN ACTION: A CASE STUDY
A. West, J. Ridley*
SPATIAL DIVERSITY OF AIR RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE
KAFFIØYRA PLAIN AND ON THE WALDEMAR GLACIER (NW SPITSBERGEN) FROMSEPTEMBER 2010 TO AUGUST 2013
P. U. Monarcha*, R. Przybylak, A. Arazny
CHANGES OF HEAT BALANCE IN HORNSUND (SW SPITSBERGEN) IN THE PERIOD FROM
MAY TO OCTOBER 2014
R. K. Przybylak*, P. Wlodzimierz, A. Andrzej, W. Przemyslaw, F. Krzysztof
CHANGES TO THE SURFACE WAVE BOUNDARY LAYER IN THE PRESENCE OF PARTIAL
ICE COVER.
S. Zippel*
MID-WINTER FREEZE EXPERIMENT IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN: NORWEGIAN YOUNG SEA
ICE CRUISE (N-ICE2015)
D. Nomura*, M. Granskog, A. Fransson, A. Silyakova, S. Hudson, M. Chierici, P. Assmy,
B. Delille, M. Kotovitch, G. Dieckmann, H. Steen
CONTINUOUSLY RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION ON-ICE AND OFF-ICE BY ICEBREAKERPASSING THROUGH MARGINAL ICE ZONE IN LAPTEV SEA.
K. Komatsu*, Y. Tachibana, V. Alexeev
HORIZONTAL VARIABILITY SPECTRUM IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
C. Marcinko*, A. Martin, J. Allen
IN SITU MEASUREMENTS OF AN ENERGETIC WAVE EVENT IN THE ARCTIC MARGINALICE ZONEC. O. Collins*, W. E. Rogers, A. Marchenko, A. V. Babanin
DELAYED RESPONSE OF THE OCEANIC BEAUFORT GYRE TO WIND SEA ICE MOTION:
INFLUENCES ON RECENT SEA ICE REDUCTION IN THE PACIFIC SECTOR OF THE ARCTIC
OCEAN
E. Yoshizawa*, K. Shimada, H. K. Ha, T. W. Kim, S. H. Kang, K. H. Chung
FORCING, VARIABILITY, AND PATHWAY OF A SIBERIAN BUOYANCY-DRIVEN CURRENTAND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ARCTIC FRESHWATER VARIABILITY
M. Janout*, Y. Aksenov, J. Hoelemann, B. Rabe, U. Schauer, M. Karcher, Y.-D. Lenn,
I. Polyakov, S. Bacon, A. Coward, H. Kassens, L. Timokhov
MAGNITUDE AND VARIATION OF UNDER ICE PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN THE ARCTIC
OCEAN
M. Jin*NUTRIENT SUPPLY AND BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE CAUSED BY WIND-INDUCED FORCING
IN THE NORHERN CHUKCHI SEA
S. Nishino*, Y. Kawaguchi, J. Inoue, T. Hirawake, A. Fujiwara, R. Futsuki, J. Onodera, M. Aoyama

B8: From human security to geopolitical dynamics in the Global Arctic: the global implications of rapid
environmental, economic, and societal changeCore time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
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T. Tyulyubaeva*, N. Simonova(30)

B9: Arctic Governance, Sustainable Development of Local Communities and Non-Arctic State’s Contribution
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
B09-P01
B09-P02
B09-P03
B09-P04
B09-P05
B09-P06

THE NORTHERN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND CO-MANAGEMENT OF THE RUSSIANARCTIC TERRITORIESIN THE PERIOD OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
E. Gladun*, G. Chebotarev
RUSSIAN COAL MINING IN SVALBARD: PATHS TO SUSTAINABILITY
A. Vlakhov*
IMPORTANCE OF NORTHERN RESOURCES OF YAKUTIA AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
ARCTIC DEVELOPMENT
A. K. Lazareva*
STAGES OF TAIGA-ALAS LANDSCAPES SETTLING IN CENTRAL YAKUTIA
R. Desyatkin*
COMPARISON OF THE DEFINITION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN RUSSIAN AND
INTERNATIONAL LAW
A. A. Petrova*
ARCTIC SHIPPING AND ASIAN SHIPPING COMPANIES: A REAL INTEREST?
F. Lasserre*

B10: Ice mass loss in Greenland and Arctic glaciers under the inﬂuence of changing atmosphere and the oceanCore time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
B10-P01
B10-P02
B10-P03
B10-P04
B10-P05
B10-P06
B10-P07
B10-P08
B10-P09

RECENT THINNING OF BOWDOIN GLACIER, A MARINE-TERMINATING OUTLETGLACIER IN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
S. Tsutaki*, S. Sugiyama, D. Sakakibara, T. Sawagaki, M. Maruyama, J. Saito, N. Katayama
SURFACE ELEVATION CHANGE ON ICE CAPS IN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
J. Saito*, S. Tsutaki, T. Sawagaki, S. Sugiyama
EVOLUTION OF SVALBARD LAND-TERMINATING GLACIERS OVER THE 21ST CENTURY
F. J. Navarro*, M. Moeller, A. Martin-Espanol, R. L. Finkelnburg
GLACIER AND ROCK TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN THE SUNTAR-KHAYATA RANGE(NORTHEASTERN RUSSIA) OVER THE LAST 50 YEARSP. Ya. Konstantinov*, A. N. Fedorov, R. N. Argunov, P. V. Efremov, T. Kadota, T. Shirakawa, R. Kusaka
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF HIGH TURBIDITY OCEAN WATER OFF
THE NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND COAST
Y. Ohashi*, T. Iida, S. Sugiyama
TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN DARK ICE SURFACE ON GREENLAND ICESHEET DERIVED FROM MODIS SATELLITE IMAGE
R. Shimada*, N. Takeuchi, T. Aoki
RETRIEVALS OF SNOW ALBEDO AND ICE SURFACE TEMPERATURE IN THE NORTHWEST GREENLAND USING MODIS DATA
T. Tanikawa*, M. Hori, T. Aoki, W. Li, N. Chen, K. Stamnes
TEMPORAL CHANGE IN CHLOROPHYLL-A CONCENTRATION ON A SNOWPACK INQAANAAQ ICE CAP IN NORTHWEST, GREENLAND
Y. Onuma*, N. Takeuchi, S. Tanaka, N. Nagatsuka, N. Masashi, T. Aoki
CONCENTRATIONS OF BLACK CARBON IN THE ARCTIC SNOW ANALYZED WITH A
SINGLE PARTICLE SOOT PHOTOMETER (SP2)
Y. Ogawa*, K. GotoAzuma, K. Sugiura, Y. Kondo, S. Ohata, T. Mori, N. Moteki, T. Aoki,
K. Kuchiki, R. Dallmayr, M. Hirabayashi, H. Enomoto

C2: Arctic in Rapid Transition - future research directions from the perspective of early career scientists
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
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C02-P02

C02-P03
C02-P04

PERMAFROST YOUNG RESEARCHERS NETWORK (PYRN):PERSPECTIVES AND
PRIORITIES OF THE NEXT GENERATION ON PERMAFROST RESEARCH
J. Lenz, G. Tanski, A. Bevington, E. Hoegstroem, E. Kuznetsova*, D. Frolov, S. Harder,
J. Strauss, A. Maslakov, A. Schneider, W. Longo, C. R. Blitz, B. Radosavljevic , A. Morgenstern ,M. Fritz, A. T. Nieuwendam
ARCTIC IN RAPID TRANSITION (ART) - A PAN-ARCTIC NETWORK INTEGRATING PAST,PRESENT AND FUTURE
C. Wegner, M. Kedra*, H. Findlay, M. Fritz, S. Majaneva, A. Nikolopoulos, M. O'Regan,
A. Pavlov, I. Peeken, M. Sampei, K. Werner
PARASITES OF SHORTHORN SCULPIN (MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIUS) IN LITTORALMARINE HABITATS OF SVALBARD
T. Tyml*, O. Ditrich
COMMUNICATING ARCTIC SCIENCE THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA - EXPERIENCE OF ARESEARCHER-DRIVEN EFFORT OF @OCEANSEAICENPI
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C02-P06

ASSOCIATION OF POLAR AND EARLY CAREER SCIENTISTS (APECS) NORDIC RESEARCH
PROJECT: “BRIDGING EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INNORDIC COUNTRIES”
S. A. Juutilainen*, J. Bull, Y. Sjoberg, Y. Zaika, L. Flemming-Sharp, G. Fugmann
TRANSFORMATION OF FROZEN PEATLANDS SOILS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
CRYOGENIC PROCESSES
O. A. Ogneva*, G. V'. Matyshak, O. J'. Goncharova, A. A. Bobrick

C3: Emerging questions in Arctic Geoscience
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
C03-P01

THE HIGH RESOLUTION RECORD OF ATMOSPHERIC SELENIUM RECOVERED FROMGREENLAND SNOWK. Lee*, S. B. Hong, J. Lee, J. Chung, S. D. Hur, S. Hong

C4: Co-design, co-production, co-communication of scientiﬁc knowledge? how to frame concerted research forsustainable development in times of changeCore time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
C04-P01

C04-P02

POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF ESTABLISHING TWO-WAY
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GEOSCIENTISTS AND COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS IN
RURAL ALASKA
Y. Kontar*
POLAR EDUCATORS INTERNATIONAL AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO ICARP III
I. Beck*, G. Wesche, P. Azinhaga, L. Huffman

C5: Advances in Transdisciplinary Arctic Research: Progress on Building Collaborative Agendas for Research
Supporting Solutions for Sustainability
Core time: April 29 (Wednesday), 17:30-18:45
C05-P01

C05-P02
C05-P03
C05-P04
C05-P05

PROMOTING ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN RURAL
ALASKA THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND COLLABORATIVEENGAGEMENT BETWEEN SCIENTISTS, POLICY MAKERS AND STAKEHOLDERS IN
DECISION-MAKING
Y. Kontar*
PROGRAMS OF HEALTH AND WELL-BEING IN THE ARCTIC
A. Rautio*, G. Mulvad
CREATION OF FEDERAL UNIVERSITY AS A RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTER INNORTHEAST OF RUSSIA
A. Nikolaev*, E. Mikhailova
THE DYNAMICS OF EVALUATION OF LAND-USE AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT OFEVENKS IN SOUTHERN YAKUTIA (1998-2014)
O. A. Lazebnik, A. N. Savvinova*, V. V. Filippova, G. Fondahl, G. Poelzer
APECS: A NETWORK FOR POLAR EARLY CAREER SCIENTIST PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
S. Majaneva*, G. Fugmann

C6: Understanding Sustainability in the Arctic: From Patchwork to Framework
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
C06-P01
C06-P02
C06-P03
C06-P04

THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON TOZHU REINDEER HERDERS IN SOUTHERNSIBERIAT. Arakchaa*
TOWARDS COEXISTENCE OF OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY WITH INDIGENOUS
COMMUNITIES IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC
M. Tysiachniouk*, M. Lamers
LABOUR MARKET OUTCOMES OF MIGRANT WOMEN IN VÄSTERBOTTEN ANDNORRBOTTEN
E. Kotyrlo*
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES IN THE ARCTIC REGION
A. Kornilova*

C7: The Arctic system; changes and effects with emphasis on freshwater ecosystems
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
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SWOT MISSION
E. A. Zakharova*, A. V. Kouraev, D. Blumstein, C. Lyon

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C07-P03
C07-P04
C07-P05
C07-P06
C07-P07

12 YEARS’ CHANGES OF THE TERRESTRIAL WATER STORAGE IN THE LENA RIVER
BASIN, EASTERN SIBERIA DETECTED BY GRACE
K. Suzuki*, K. Matsuo, T. Hiyama
INCREASES IN PAN-ARCTIC RIVER WATER TEMPERATURE AND HEAT FLUX TO THE
ARCTIC OCEAN
H. Park*
FRESHWATER DIATOM ASSEMBLAGES FROM YAKUTIA, EASTERN SIBERIA: PATTERN,DIVERSITY, AND RELATIONSHIP TO ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS
L. A. Pestryakova*, I. Spiridonova, U. Herzschuh
THERMAL EFFECTS FROM GROUNDWATER FLOW - A CASE STUDY FROM A SUBARCTIC
FEN WITHIN THE SPORADIC PERMAFROST ZONE OF TAVVAVUOMA, SWEDENY. Sjoberg*, S. W. Lyon, E. Coon, D. Harp, R. Pannetier, A. Frampton, S. L. PainterCYANOBACTERIAL DIVERSITY ALONG A LATITUDINAL ARCTIC GRADIENT
D. Velazquez*, M. Failde, W. F. Vincent, A. Quesada
WARD HUNT LAKE: A SENTINEL ECOSYSTEM AT THE TOP OF THE CANADIAN HIGH
ARCTIC
P. N. Begin*, W. F. Vincent

C8: Circumpollar Arctic Coastal Commumities Observatory Network: knowledge Hubs for Northern Coastal
Sustainability
Core time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
C08-P01
C08-P02
C08-P03
C08-P04

COASTAL INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES’ PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PERMAFROSTCHANGES IN EASTERN CHUKOTKA
A. Maslakov*
NEW INSIGHTS INTO COASTAL EROSION RATES ALONG THE YUKON COAST, CANADA
A. M. Konopczak*, H. Lantuit, G. Manson, N. Couture
MORALITY, PRACTICE AND ECONOMY IN A COMMERCIAL SEAL HUNTINGCOMMUNITY IN CANADA
N. P. Sellheim*
RESILIENCE IN A COASTAL SÁMI COMMUNITY – CHALLENGES TO CURRENT AND
FUTURE RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
H. Amundsen, G. K. Hovelsrud, S. Rybraaten, H. Danneving*C10: Consulting Arctic communities on research planningCore time: April 28 (Tuesday), 17:30-19:00
C10-P01

BRAIDING THE DISCOURSE OF COLONIZATION, STRUCTURAL RACISM AND
INEQUALITY: HOW IT IMPACTS INDIGENOUS LIVES IN CANADA, FINLAND AND
NORWAY.
S. A. Juutilainen*(33)

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Reception
Date: April 24, Friday,
Time: 18:30 – 20:30
Place: Foyer, Toyama International Conference Center 3rd floor*Free entry to all the participants except the side meeting pass holders.
*Please bring you conference name tag with you.
Ice-breaker
Date: April 26, Sunday
Time: 18:30 – 20:30
Place: Foyer, Toyama International Conference Center 3rd floor*Free entry to all the participants except the side meeting pass holders.
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Time: 19:00 – 21:00
Place: Room Ontori and Asuka, ANA Crowne Plaza Toyama (Hotel), 3rd floor,*The banquet requires a registration in advance.
*Please bring you conference name tag with you.

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