Program for the Third International Symposium on the Arctic Research(ISAR-3)
January 14-17, 2013, Miraikan, Tokyo, Japan
January 14, 2013 (Monday)
14:00-16:15

Public lecture (in Japanese language)

January 15, 2013 (Tuesday), MiraiCan Hall
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Registration

10:00-10:30

Opening Session

Chair: Yuji Kodama

Welcome Speeches
Tetsuo Ohata (Chair of ISAR-3 Organizing Committee)
Volker Rachold (Executive Secretary, IASC)TBD (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science & Technology)
Kazuyuki Shiraishi (Director, NIPR)
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10:30 – 12:00
Keynote speech
KN-1
INTENSIFIED WARMING OF THE ARCTIC:
CAUSES AND IMPACTS ON MIDDLE LATITUDES
J. E. Walsh
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ARCTIC WARMING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR PERMAFROST
H.-W. Hubberten， J. Boike， H. Lantuit
KN-3
CATASTROPHIC REDUCTION OF SEA-ICE IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN - ITS IMPACT
ON THE MARINE ECOSYSTEMS IN THE POLAR REGIONN. Harada， K. Kimoto， J. Onodera， E. Watanabe， M. Honda， M.J. Kishi，
S. Chiba， T. Kikuchi， Y. Tanaka， M. Sato， K. Saruwatari， F. Ito，
Y. Shiraiwa， K. Matsuno， A. Yamaguchi
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Photo, Lunch

13:30-14:45

Poster session

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Oral session
January 15, 2013 (Tuesday), MiraiCan Hall
14:45-18:40
G1-O1
G1-O2
G1-O3

G1-O4
G1-O5
G1-O6
G1-O7

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Atmospheric science

Chair: Kaoru SATO, John WALSH
ATMOSPHERIC REMOTE SENSING IN THE ARCTIC BY INCOHERENT SCATTERTECHNIQUE USING THE EISCAT AND EISCAT 3D RADARS
E. Turunen (Invited)
POLAR IONOSPHERE AND THERMOSPHERE COOLING OVER THE PAST 30
YEARS
Y. Ogawa， T. Motoba， I. Häggström， S. Nozawa， S. C. Buchert
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MESOSPHERIC GRAVITY WAVES DERIVED FROMOH AIRGLOW IMAGES AT TROMSOE, NORWAY
S. Oyama， M. Ejiri， S. Suzuki， K. Shiokawa， T. Nakamura， M. Tsutsumi，
Y. Tomikawa， T. T. Tsuda， S. Nozawa， T. Takahashi
UPPER ATMOSPHERIC OBSERVATION AT RESOLUTE CANADAQ. Wu
STUDIES OF VERTICAL COUPLING PROCESSES IN THE ARCTIC REGION USING
A GCM
Y. Miyoshi， T. Nakamura，Y. Ogawa，Y. Tomikawa，H. Fujiwara
INTERHEMISPHERIC DIFFERENCES ON THE WINTER POLE-EQUATOR
CONNECTION IN THE UPPER STRATOSPHERE/LOWER MESOSPHERE
K. Okamoto， K. Sato， S. Watanabe
ANALYSIS OF VERTICAL PROFILES OF CO2, CH4, SF6 IN THE ARCTICATMOSPHERE
P. Patra， S. Wofsy， Members ACTM， Members HIPPO
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SIMULTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF POLAR STRATOSPHERIC CLOUDS AND
UPPER-TROPOSPHERIC CLOUDS CAUSED BY BLOCKING ANTICYCLONES
M. Kohma， K. Sato
PROJECTED CHANGES IN ARCTIC SUMMER STORM-TRACK ACTIVITY BY
CMIP3 CLIMATE MODELS
K. Nishii， H. Nakamura， Y. J. Orsolini
INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF THE EAST ASIAN WINTER MONSOON
K. Takaya， H. Nakamura
ARCTIC OSCILLATION AND EAST ASIAN CLIMATE CHANGE
S. J. Kim， B.M. Kim， J. H. Jeong， S. H. Woo，T. Shim， H. Choi
IMPACT OF ARCTIC SEA-ICE RETREAT ON THE RECENT CHANGE IN
CLOUD-BASE HEIGHT DURING AUTUMN
K. Sato， J. Inoue， Y. -M. Kodama， J. E. Overland
PAN EURASIAN EXPERIMENT (PEEX) TOWARDS A NEW MULTINATIONALENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE RESEARCH EFFORT IN EURASIA
M. Kulmala， H. Lappalainen， T. Petaja， M. Sipila， S. Sorvari，P. Alekseychik， M. Paramonov，V. Kerminen， S. Zilitinkevich
ENHANCED POLEWARD ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE TRANSPORT AMPLIFIESNORTHERN HIGH-LATITUDE WETTING TREND
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14:45-16:00(S5) GRENE Arctic project
Chair: Hiroyuki ENOMOTO, Takashi YAMANOUCHI

S5-O1
S5-O2
S5-O3
S5-O4

S5-O5

GRENE-ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE RESEARCH PROJECT: STRATEGY AND
IMPLEMENTATION
H. Enomoto, T. Yamanouchi
ARCTIC CHALLENGE - OUR RESEARCH STRATEGY FOR ARCTIC CLIMATECHANGE
T. Nozawa， A. Sugimoto， J. Ukita， H. Enomoto， S. Aoki
HOW VEGETATION CHANGE CONTRIBUTE TO POLAR AMPLIFICATION IN
WARM CLIMATE?
R. O'ishi， A. Abe-Ouchi
COMPARISON OF XCO2 SIMULATED BY NIES TRANSPORT MODEL AND
OBSERVED BY GOSAT IN POLAR REGIONS
D. Belikov， A. Bril， F. Chevallier， S. Maksyutov， S. Oshchepkov， T. Saeki，
H. Takagi
FORECAST OF SUMMER SEA-ICE EXTENT IN THE ARCTIC BASED ON WINTER
ICE MOTION
N. Kimura， A. Nishimura， H. Yamaguchi

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16:15-18:25(G5) Terrestrial ecosystem

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G5-O1
G5-O2

G5-O3

G5-O4
G5-O5
G5-O6

G5-O7
G5-O8

CROSS-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH COLLABORATION FOR EARLY DETECTION
OF BIOLOGICAL FEEDBACKS
N. Saigusa， R. Suzuki， T. Hiyama， K. Hayashi
LONG TERM VARIABILITY OF CARBON IN PERMAFROST-DOMINATEDECOSYSTEMS
T. Maximov， H.Dolman， J.Huissteden， T.Ohta， A.Sugimoto， A.Kononov，
A.Maksimov， R.Pertov， M.Terentyeva (Invited)
ESTIMATING LARGE SCALE, REGIONAL, NET CO2 AND CH4 FLUXES USINGNESTED TOWER, AIRCRAFT FLUX, REMOTE SENSING, AND MODELINGAPPROACHES
W. Oechel, D. Zona, C. Sturdevant(Invited)
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF PERMAFROSTSOILS OF NY-ALESUND, ARCTIC
S. M. SinghIMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING AND GHG
EMISSION IN ARCTIC TUNDRA ACROSS MULTIPLE SCALES
D. Zona， W. Oechel
REMOTE SENSING OF DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND PHYTOMASS IN ALASKAN
ARCTIC TUNDRA
K. Kushida， S. Hobara， S. Tsuyuzaki， Y. Kim， M. Watanabe， K. Harada，
G. R. Shaver， M. Fukuda
THE CLIMATIC EFFECT TO NORTH EURASIA ECOSYSTEMS. ANALYSIS OF
30-YEARS SATELLITE DATA.
V. Elsakov
GROUND-TRUTH FOR SATELLITE OBSERVATION BY PERFORMING DAILYFIELD STUDIES IN AN OPEN-CANOPY BLACK SPRUCE FOREST IN ALASKA
AND A CLOSED-CANOPY EVERGREEN CONIFEROUS FOREST IN JAPANS. Nagai， T. Nakai， T.M. Saitoh， R.C. Busey， H. Kobayashi， R. Suzuki，H. Muraoka， Y. Kim

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9:30-11:05(S2) Changes in water and carbon cycles of terrestrial ecosystem on permafrost
in a warming Arctic
Chair: Atsuko SUGIMOTO, Jacobus van HUISSTEDEN

S2-O1

ACCELERATION OF THE ARCTIC WATER CYCLE: EVIDENCE FROM THE LENA
BASIN, SIBERIA
J. Cherry， V. Alexeev， V. Romanovsky (Invited)
RECENT VEGETATION FIRE INCIDENCE IN RUSSIA
H. Hayasaka
VEGETATION GROWTH AND METHANE EMISSION AT TAIGA-TUNDRABOUNDARY ECOSYSTEM IN EASTERN SIBERIA
A. Sugimoto， R. Shingubara， I. Bragin， G. Iwahana， M. Nakamura， S. Tei，
M. Liang， S. Takano， R. Pedrov， T. Maximov
THAW LAKE EVOLUTION AND LONG TERM CARBON EMISSION FROMPERMAFROST.
J. van Huissteden
UPSCALING OF METHANE FLUXES FROM ARCTIC WETLANDS USINGPEATLAND-VU MODEL AND FOOTPRINT MODELING
A. Budishchev， Y. Mi， J. van Huissteden， G. Schaepman-Strub，
F. J. Parmentier， G. Fratini， L. Belelli-Marchesini， A. Gallagher，A. J. Dolman， T. C. Maximov
CH4 AND N2O DYNAMICS OF A LARIX GMELINII FOREST IN CONTINUOUS
PERMAFROST REGION OF CENTRAL SIBERIA
T. Morishita， Y. Matsuura， T. Kajimoto， A. Osawa， O. Zyryanova，A. Prokushkin

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S2-O3

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S2-O5

S2-O6

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Coffee break

11:20-12:15(G3) Hydrology, permafrost and snow cover I
Chair: Tetsuya HIYAMA, Larry HINZMAN

G3-O1

GROUND THERMAL REGIME AND ACTIVE LAYER THICKNESS MONITORING
AND MODELLING IN THE NORDIC AREA
B. Etzelmüller， H. H. Christiansen， K. Gisnas， K. Isaksen， T.V. Schuler，S. Westermann(Invited)
PERMAFROST AND ACTIVELAYER MONITORING NETWORK IN ALASKANCOMMUNITIESK. Yoshikawa， K. Harada， G. Iwahana， J. Khalilova (Invited)
THERMAL STATES OF MONGOLIAN PERMAFROST AND DEPLOYINGPERMAFROST OBSERVATORIES OVER THE ARCTIC
M. Ishikawa， K. Yoshikawa， Y. Jambaljav， N. Sharkhuu， I. Yamahashi，
S. Westermann， B. Etzelmüller， M.N. Zheleznyak， S. Laxton

G3-O2
G3-O3

12:15-13:30

Lunch

13:30-14:45

Poster session

14:45-16:30(G3) Hydrology, permafrost and snow cover II
Chair: Tetsuya HIYAMA, Larry HINZMAN

G3-O4PERMAFROST MAP IN RUSSIA USING COMMUNITY-BASED PERMAFROSTAND ACTIVE LAYER MONITORING NETWORK
Y. Khalilova， D. Sergeev， K. Yoshikawa
PARAMETRIZATIONOFRUNOFFFORMATIONMECHANISMSIN
MOUNTAINOUS PERMAFROST CONDITIONS OF RUSSIA AND CANADA (THEKOLYMA WATER BALANCE STATION AND THE WOLF CREEK RESEARCH
WATERSHED)
O. Semenova， L. Lebedeva

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G3-O7

G3-O8
G3-O9
G3-O10

TEMPORAL SEQUENCING OF ANNUAL SPRING RUNOFF IN FOUR MAJOR
ARCTIC-DRAINING RIVERS
R. Ahmed， T. D. Prowse, Y. B. Dibike， B. R. Bonsal
ICE MOVEMENT IN THE LENA RIVER AND THE TYPOLOGY OF SPRING
FLOODING: AN INTERPRETATION OF LOCAL SOURCES INTEGRATED WITH
SATELLITE IMAGERY USING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
H. Takakura， Y. Yoshikawa， M. Watanabe， T. Sakai， T. Hiyama
WATER BALANCE OF ARCTIC WETLANDS WITH DIFFERING ICE WEDGEPOLYGON TYPE
A. Liljedahl， R. Daanen， C. Wilson, J. Schulla， L. Hinzman
VEGETATION WATER USE COMPARISON IN A SUB-ARCTIC, BOREAL FOREST
ENVIRONMENT USING HYDROGRAPH ANALYSIS
W. R. Bolton， J. M. CableICE COVER OF EURASIAN LAKES AND INLAND SEAS FROM SATELLITE AND
IN SITU OBSERVATIONS
A. Kouraev， M. Shimaraev， F. Rémy， M. Naumenko， A. Suknev

16:30-16:45

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16:45-17:55(S3) Changes in the Greenland ice sheet in the context of interactions
with the atmosphere and the ocean
Chair: Teruo AOKI, Shin SUGIYAMA

S3-O1

A UNIFIED VIEW OF THE GREENLAND FLOW DISTORTION AND ITS IMPACT
ON BARRIER FLOW, TIP JETS AND COASTAL OCEANOGRAPHY
G. W. K. Moore (Invited)
BIOGENIC IMPURITIES DARKENING THE GREENLAND ICESHEETN. Takeuchi， N. Nagatsuka， R. Shimada， J. Uetake (Invited)
ICE MASS LOSS IN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
S. Sugiyama， S. Matoba， S. Yamaguchi， D. Sakakibara， S. Matsuno
SENSITIVITY OF RESPONSE OF GREENLAND ICE SHEET TO GLOBALWARMING ON SURFACE MASS BALANCE PARAMETERIZATION AND
REFERENCE CLIMATE STATES
S. Fuyuki， A. Abe-Ouchi， K. Takahashi

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S3-O3
S3-O4

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9:30-11:40

Page(G6) Marine ecosystem
Chair: Sei-Ichi SAITO, Sang H. LEE

G6-O1
G6-O2
G6-O3
G6-O4

PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENTS IN CHUKCHI SEA DURING AUGUST TOSEPTEMBER 2010，
H. Jin， J. Chen， H. Li， S. Gao， Y. Lu， Y. Zhuang (Invited)
SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE BERINGAND CHUKCHI SEAS USING AN ABSORPTION-BASED APPROACH
T. Hirawake， K. Shinmyo， A. Fujiwara， S. Saitoh(Invited)
MACROMOLECULAR PRODUCTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE NORTHERN
BERING SEA, 2007
H. T. Joo， J. H. Lee， C. K. Kang， J. H. Lim， S. H. Lee
ISOLATION OF NEW STRAINS OF COCCOLITHOPHORE, EMILIANIA HUXLEYIFROM ARCTIC SEA AND THEIR CHARACTERIZATION
M. Satoh， F. Itoh， K. Saruwatari， N. Harada， I. Suzuki， Y. Shiraiwa
10:40-10:55

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G6-O6
G6-O7

FAUNAL TURNOVER AND SHELL DENSITY CHANGE IN THE ARCTIC SEA:RESPONSES UNDER OCEAN ACIDIFICATION
K. Kimoto， N. Harada， J. Onodera， O. Sasaki， H. Kano， M. Honda，
Y. Tanaka
YEAR-LONG MONITORING OF UNDER-ICE PHYTOPLANKTON ASSEMBLAGESIN THE ARCTIC BY ICE-TETHERED PROFILERS
S. Laney， J. Toole， R. Krishfield， C. Ashjian
SINKING FLUXES OF DIATOM AND SILICEOUS FLAGELLATES IN THE
NORTHWIND ABYSSAL PLAIN
J. Onodera， N. Harada， M. Honda， Y. Tanaka(G2) Ocean and sea ice I
Chair: Michiyo YAMAMOTO-KAWAI, Jennifer HUTCHINGS

G2-O1

MONITORING THIN SEA ICE THICKNESS WITH MODIS
Ø. Rudjord， Ø. Due Trier， R. Solberg
ARCTIC SEA ICE FORECASTING SERVICE DURING CHINARE 2012
C. Li， M. Li， X. Wu， Z. Tian， L. Zhang， F. Liu， S. Meng (CANCELLED)

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Lunch

12:20-13:20

APECS meeting

13:30-14:45

Poster session

14:45-17:55(G2) Ocean and sea ice II
Chair: Michiyo YAMAMOTO-KAWAI, Jennifer HUTCHINGS

G2-O3

SEA-ICE MELT ONSET ASSOCIATED WITH ICE DEFORMATION EVENTSDURING EARLY SUMMER
J. K. Hutchings， Y. Kawaguchi， F. Vivier
HOW DOES THE ARCTIC SUMMER WIND MODULATE OCEAN HEAT BUDGET
IN SEA ICE REDUCTION ZONE?
E. Watanabe， M. Ogi (Invited)
ARCTIC ICE-OCEAN MODELING STRATEGY: HOW TO VERIFY MODELS OF
CLIMATE CHANGE WITH EXISTING DATA
M. Ikeda
RECONSTRUCTION OF WATER CIRCULATION IN THE PACIFIC SECTOR OF
THE ARCTIC OCEAN
G. Panteleev， T. Kikuchi， A. Proshutinsky， J. Zhang

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ARCTIC OCEAN LIQUID FRESHWATER STORAGE TREND 1992-2011
B. Rabe， M. Karcher， F. Kauker， U. Schauer， J. Toole， R. Krishfield，
S. Pisarev， R. Gerdes，T. Kikuchi (Invited)
16:10-16:25

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TEMPORAL VARIATION OF OCEAN CURRENT STRUCTURE CAUSED BY SEA
ICE MOTION
D. Hirano， K. Shimada， E. Yoshizawa
ESTIMATION OF VOLUME TRANSPORT AND HEAT FLUX THROUGH BARROWCANYONK. Mizobata， K. Shimada
SHIFTS IN SEA ICE CONDITIONS OF SIBERIAN SHELF SEAS IMPACT THE
HALOCLINE OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN
L. G. Anderson， P. S. Andersson， G. Bjork， E. P. Jones， S. Jutterstrom，I. Wahlstrom
SHOALING OF THE NUTRICLINE WITH AN INCREASE IN NEAR-FREEZINGTEMPERATURE WATER IN THE MAKAROV BASIN
S. Nishino， M. Itoh， W. J. Williams， I. Semiletov
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF AIR-SEA CO2 EXCHANGE OFALONGSHORE WATERS NEAR BARROW, ALASKA
H. Ikawa， W. C. Oechel
FATE OF TERRESTRIAL COLORED DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER (CDOM) IN
THE ARCTIC OCEAN: EXPORTED OR REMOVED?
M. A. Granskog， C. A. Stedmon， P. Dodd

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Registration

9:30-11:40
S6-O1
S6-O2
S6-O3
S6-O4

(S6) Monitoring of the Arctic environment
Chair: Atsumu OHMURA, Koji SHIMADAMONITORING OF ENVIRONMENT IN THE ARCTIC
A. Ohmura
THE RAPIDLY CHANGING ARCTIC SEA ICE EXTENT FROM SPACE BASEDAMSR-E AND AMSR2 OBSERVATIONS
M. Hori， K. Imaoka， K. Naoki， M. Seki， J. C. Comiso (Invited)
ESTIMATION OF ARCTIC SEA-ICE THICKNESS FROM SATELLITE PASSIVE
MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS
K. Tateyama， R. A. Krishfield， W.J. Williams， H. Enomoto
MONITORING WARMING IN THE EURASIAN BASIN OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN
I. Polyakov (Invited)
10:40-10:55

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S6-O6

S6-O7

OCEAN WARMING, FRESHENING AND CIRCULATION IN THE PACIFIC SECTOR
OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN,“POSITIVE FEEDBACK MECHANISMS TO DRIVE THE
CATASTROPHIC REDUCTION OF SEA ICE”
K. Shimada， K. Mizobata， E. Yoshizawa， D. Hirano， T. W. Kim， H. K. Ha，
H. J. Lee， H. J. Lee， K. H. Chung， S. H. KangTHE
OPTIMISM
PROJECT(OBSERVINGDYNAMICALAND
THERMODYNAMICALPROCESSES IMPACTING THE SEA-ICE MASSBALANCE FROM IN SITU MEASUREMENTS):CURRENT STATUS AND
FUTURE PLANS.
F. Vivier， A. Lourenco， P. Bouruet-Aubertot， Y. Cuypers， D. Dausse，
L. Eymard， N. Martin， A. Weill， M. Dechambre， F. Bonnefoy， P. Ferrant，L. Gentaz， J-M. Rousset， B. Alessandrini， R. Loisil， H. Barrois，
N. Amarouche， J-M. Panel
DYNAMICS OF THE GROUND TEMPERATURE REGIME IN EAST SIBERIA
M. Zheleznyak
Lunch

12:55-14:10

Poster session

14:10-17:05(S4) International cooperation on Arctic observation and research
Chair: Tetsuo OHATA, Volker RACHOLD

S4-O1

AN OVERVIEW AND PERSPECTIVE ON CHINESE ARCTIC RESEARCH
H. Yang， J. He， X. Zhang， D. Chen， Y. Wang， S. Xu
NEW KOREAN BI-POLAR OCEAN PROGRAM (K-PORT, KOREA-POLAR OCEANIN RAPID TRANSITION)
S. H. Kang， K. H. Chung， J. K. Hong， Y. K. Jin
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH IN
JAPAN AND THE ROLE OF JCAR
T. Ohata， Y. Kodama
INTRODUCTION OF THE ASIAN FORUM OF POLAR SCIENCE (AFoPS)
A. A. Samah， S. A. Ailas， K. Shiraishi， K. Watanabe， H. Enomoto
NEXT-GENERATIONECOSYSTEMEXPERIMENT(NGEEARCTIC):OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIP
L. D. Hinzman， S. D. Wullschleger， C. J. Wilson， J. C. Rowland，S. S. Hubbard，M. S. Torn，W. J. Riley， D.E. Graham， L. Liang， R. J. Norby，
P. E. Thornton，A. Rogers
INTEGRATED LAND ECOSYSTEM - ATMOSPHERE PROCESSES STUDY (ILEAPS)
T. Suni， M. Kulmala， A. Guenther
INTERACT - ACCESS TO THE ARCTIC
M. Johansson， T. Callaghan

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HISTORY AND FUTURE OF THE PACIFIC ARCTIC GROUP (PAG)
J. Grebmeier， J. He， T. Kikuchi， J. Calder
ADDED VALUE THROUGH COOPERATION. THE ROLE OF SVALBARD SCIENCEFORUM AND THE RESEARCH IN SVALBARD DATABASE
H.R. Pedersen, K. Holmén, K. Bælum, K.H. Davidsen
THE ARCTIC MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME (AMAP)
L.-O. Reiersen
THE SUSTAINING ARCTIC OBSERVING NETWORKS (SAON)
J. R. Larsen
THE INTERNATIONAL POLAR INITIATIVE
V. Ryabinin， D. Hik， J.-G. Winther， V. Rachold

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9:30-11:40
S1-O1
S1-O2
S1-O3

(S1) Polar (Arctic) amplification in global warming
Chair: Hiroshi L. TANAKA, Vladimir ALEXEEVDOES POLAR AMPLIFICATION HAVE A MAXIMUM IN PRESENT DAY
CLIMATE?
V. Alexeev， C. Jackson(Invited)
ON PROCESSES AND FEEDBACKS OF RELEVANCE TO ARCTICAMPLIFICATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE
W. Maslowski， J. Kinney, R. Osinski， A. Roberts(Invited)
CONTRIBUTING PROCESSES TO ARCTIC TEMPERATURE AMPLIFICATION FOR
A RANGE OF FORCING IN MIROC GCM
M. Yoshimori， M. Watanabe， A. Abe-Ouchi， H. Shiogama， T. Ogura
10:25-10:40

S1-O4
S1-O5
S1-O6

SIMULATION FOR 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES WITH A 60KM-MESH GLOBALATMOSPHERIC MODEL
S. Kusunoki， R. Mizuta
DETAILED SURVEY OF A LARGE BAROCLINIC EDDY WITH EXTREMELY HIGHTEMPERATURES IN THE WESTERN CANADA BASIN
Y. Kawaguchi， M. Itoh， S. Nishino
DYNAMICAL ORIGIN OF THE ARCTIC OSCILLATION
H. L. Tanaka
Lunch

12:55-14:10

Poster session

14:10-15:10(G7) Interdisciplinary modeling studies

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INITIAL RESPONSE OF REDUCED ICE ALBEDO AND INCREASEDGREENHOUSEGASCONCENTRATIONSINCOUPLED
ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN-SEA ICE ECHAM-FESOM SIMULATIONS
T. Semmler， D. Sidorenko， T. Jung
MODELING EXCESS ICE AND THERMOKARST IN THE COMMUNITY LAND
MODEL
H. Lee， S. C. Swenson， D. M. Lawrence， A. G. Slater
IMPACT OF SURFACE WINDS ON OCEAN PROCESSES IN THE NORDIC SEAS
INFERRED FROM THE 1/12-DEGREE ARCTIC OCEAN HYCOM-CICE
D. S. Dukhovskoy， M. A. Bourassa
THE CRYOMET PROJECT - COMBINING DETERMINISTIC AND PROBABILISTICDOWNSCALING TO MODEL SNOW DEPTH OVER A WIDE RANGE OF SCALES
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J. E.Kristjansson， T.V. Schuler， F. Stordal
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M. Ananicheva (Invited)
ATMOSPHERIC TOXICS DEPOSITION TO SVALBARD: THE EMERGING PICTURE
M. Hermanson， E. Isaksson， C. Teixeira， D. Muir， P. Leonards
NITRATE AND SULFATE ANTHROPOGENIC TRENDS IN THE 20TH CENTURY
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CLIMATE CHANGE
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H. Enomoto，N. Takeuchi， A. Fedorov， P. Konstantinov
CAUSES OF GREENLAND TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY OVER THE PAST 4000
YEARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR NORTH HEMISPHERIC TEMPERATURE CHANGE
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AEROSOL CHARACTERISTICS OVER NORWEGIAN ARCTIC: RESULTS FROMINDIAN SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS
M. M. Gogoi, S. S. Babu, K. K. Moorthy，J. P. Chaubey，V. S. Nair，M. R. Manoj,
S. K. Kompalli，N. B. Lakshmi, R. C. Thakur，T. Meloth, S. Rajan
G1-P2
FLUCTUATION OF POLAR NIGHT JET WITH PROPAGATION OF THE AO FROMTHE STRATOSPHERE TO THE TROPOSPHERE
S. Kobayashi， H. L. Tanaka
G1-P3
COMBINED MEASUREMENTS OF GRAVITY WAVES WITH AN AIRGLOWIMAGER AND ALOMAR LIDARS IN NORWAY
S. Suzuki， F.-J. Luebken， G. Baumgarten， N. Kaifler， R. Eixmann，
B. P. Williams， T. Nakamura
G1-P4
VARIATIONS OF THE POLAR LOWER THERMOSPHERE, MESOSPHERE, AND
IONOSPHERE DUE TO A SSW ~A CASE STUDY OF THE JANUARY 2012
EVENT~
S. Nozawa， T. Kawahara， T. Tsuda， T. Kawabata， N. Saito， S. Wada，
Y. Ogawa， M. Tsutsumi
G1-P5
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T. T. Tsuda， S. Nozawa， T. D. Kawahara， T. Kawabata， N. Saito， S. Wada，
S. Oyama， Y. Ogawa， S. Suzuki， T. Takahashi， T. Nakamura
G1-P6
CURRENT STATUS OF THE STEL OPTICAL OBSERVATIONS AT THE TROMSOEEISCAT RADAR SITE
S. Oyama， S. Nozawa， R. Fujii， K. Shiokawa， Y. Otsuka， T. Takahashi
G1-P7
GRAVITY WAVE ANALYSIS USING METEOR WIND RADARS IN ARCTICNORWAY
M. Tsutsumi， C. Hall
G1-P8
EISCAT-JAPAN COLLABORATIVE STUDIES DRIVED BY EISCAT/EISCAT_3D
RADARS
H. Miyaoka， S. Nozawa， Y. Ogawa， S. Oyama， R. Fujii， C. Heinselman
G1-P9
THE POLARIZATION OF HIGHER HARMONIC AURORAL RADIO EMISSIONS
Y. Sato， T. Ono， N. Sato， Y. Ogawa， H. Yamagishi， A. Kadokura
G1-P10
CURRENT STATUS OF UPPER ATMOSPHERE PHYSICS OBSERVATION IN
ICELAND IN 2012
A. Kadokura， N. Sato， H. Yamagishi， Y. Tanaka， Y. Sato， T. Koshida，
M. Taguchi， T. Ono， T. Motoba， K. Hosokawa， Gunnlaugur Bjornsson(G5) Terrestrial ecosystem
G5-P1
ECOHYDROLOGY OF INTERIOR ALASKA BOREAL FOREST SYSTEMS
J. M. Cable， W. R. Bolton (CANCELLED)
G5-P2
SOIL CARBON FLUX IN BLACK SPRUCE FOREST AFTER FOREST FIRE,
INTERIOR ALASKA
Y. Kim， Y. Kodama， H. Harazono， H. Iwata
G5-P3
CRYOSPHERICAL COHESIVE REGIONS AS TERRESTRIAL RESEARCH IN
ALASKA FOR A COLLABORATIVE FRAMEWORK BETWEEN JAMSTEC AND
IARC
K. Sugiura， R. Suzuki， K. Saito， A. Ito， Y. Kim， H. Park， J. Cherry，
J. Walsh， J. Cable， S. Nagai， T. Nakai
G5-P4
THE JAMSTEC-IARC SUPERSITE ENHANCES UNDERSTANDING OF THE
ARCTIC CLIMATE SYSTEM - BIOGEOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS R. Suzuki， Y. Kim， S. Nagai， H. Kobayashi， T. Nakai， A. Ito
G5-P5
THE JAMSTEC-IARC SUPERSITE ENHANCES UNDERSTANDING OF THE
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N. G. Solomonov， I. M. Okhlopkov， S. Tatsuzawa
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PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF LARIX LARICINA IN NORTHERN CANADA PERMAFROST
AREA
A. Maksimov， T. Maximov， A. Kononov
G5-P8
METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE EXCHANGES BY DROPPINGS OF SVALBARD
REINDEER ORIGINATED FROM WINTER FOOD
K. Hayashi， W.A. Kishimoto-Mo， T. Motohka， M. Uchida， T. Nakatsubo
G5-P9
CHEMICAL CHANGES AND FUNGAL COLONIZATION OF SALIX ARCTICA
LEAF AND STEM LITTER ON DEGLACIATED MORAINES IN HIGH-ARCTICCANADA
T. Osono， D. Hirose， M. Uchida， H. Kanda
G5-P10
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANT AND SOIL BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN
TUNDRA SOIL, ALASKA
H. Kim， J. Y. Jung， H. Lee， E. Yergeau， S. J. Nam， M. C. Kim， E. J. Lee，J. Chun， Y. K. Lee
G5-P11PERMAFROST
DEPTH,FORESTFLOOR,AND
FOREST
BIOMASSACCUMULATION OF UPLAND BLACK SPRUCE STANDS IN INTERIOR ALASKA
Y. Matsuura， T. Morishita，K. Noguchi
G5-P12ESTIMATION OF C LOSS BY FIRE IN A BURNED BLACK SPRUCE FOREST IN
INTERIOR ALASKA USING RADIOCARBON.
M. Kondo， M. Uchida， Y. Shibata， H. Iwata， Y. Harazono
G5-P13RESPONSE OF ECOSYSTEM CARBON CYCLE TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN A
GLACIER FORELAND OF THE HIGH ARCTIC
M. Uchida， H. Muraoka， T. Nakatsubo(S5) GRENE Arctic project
S5-P1
MODEL RESOLUTION COMPARISON FOR METHANE SIMULATION IN THE
ARCTIC REGION
K. Ishijima， P. K. Patra， A. Ghosh， S. Morimoto， T. Machida，
M. Sasakawa， Y. Tojima， A. Ito, S. Aoki， T. Nakazawa
S5-P2
GLOBAL METHANE SIMULATION FOR THE PERIOD 1910-2010 USINGATMOSPHERIC GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL BASED CHEMISTRY
TRANSPORT MODEL
A. Ghosh， P. K. Patra， K. Ishijima， S. Morimoto， K. Kawamura，
S. Aoki， T. Nakazawa， A. Ito
S5-P3
OCEANIC AND TERRESTRIAL BIOSPHERIC CO2 UPTAKE ESTIMATED FROMATMOSPHERIC POTENTIAL OXYGEN OBSERVED AT NY-ALESUND,SVALBARD AND SYOWA, ANTARCTICA
S. Ishidoya， S. Morimoto， S. Aoki， S. Taguchi， D. Goto， S. Murayama，T. Nakazawa
S5-P4
CONSTRUCTING ARCTIC CO2 DATA ASSIMILATION SYSTEM USING ONLINE
TRANSPORT MODEL AND LETKF
T. Maki， K. Miyazaki， Y. Sawa， H. Matsueda， T. Machida， T. Iwasaki
S5-P5
TIME SERIES OF TROPOSPHERIC N2O ISOTOPOMER RATIOS OVER WESTERNSIBERIA
S. Toyoda， N. Kuroki， N. Yoshida， K. Ishijima， Y. Tohjima， T. Machida
S5-P6
ANALYSIS OF INTER-ANNUAL VARIATIONS IN SEASONAL CYCLE OF APO AT
CAPE OCHI-ISHI
Y. Tohjima， H. Yamagishi， H. Mukai， T. Machida， C. Minejima
S5-P7
HIGH PRECISION CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR THE
ATMOSPHERIC O2/N2 RATIO AT NY-ALESUND, SVALBARD
D. Goto， S. Morimoto， S. Ishidoya， S. Aoki， T. Nakazawa
S5-P8
APPLICATION OF RADON-222 AS A TRACER FOR CHARACTERIZING FETCHREGIONS AND EVALUATING A GLOBAL 3D MODEL
C. Zhu， H. I. Yoshikawa， H. Matsueda， Y. Sawa， Y. Niwa， A. Wada，
H. Tanimoto
S5-P9
RECONSTRUCTION OF PAST VARIATIONS OF THE CARBON AND HYDROGEN
ISOTOPIC RATIOS IN ATMOSPHERIC METHANE FROM ITS VERTICAL
DISTRIBUTION OBSERVED IN NGRIP FIRN
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S5-P22OBSERVATIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC GREENHOUSE GASES FROM A TOWER
NETWORK AND AIRCRAFT OVER SIBERIA
T. Machida， M. Sasakawa， Y. Sawa， H. Matsueda， S. Morimoto，
S. Murayama， Y. Niwa， K. Tsuboi， S. Aoki
GOALS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE TERRESTRIAL MODELING GROUP OF“GRENE ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE RESEARCH PROJECT”
K. Saito， T. Yamazaki， T. Ise， T. Hajima， M. Hosaka，A. Ito，
M. Niwano， R. O'ishi， H. Park，T. Sueyoshi， S. Yamaguchi
ARCTIC DATA ARCHIVE SYSTEM (ADS)
H. Yabuki， H. Kawamoto
RECENT GLACIER CHANGES IN SUNTAR-KHAYATA REGION, EASTERNSIBERIA.
H. Yabuki
CRYOSPHERIC STUDY IN THE GRENE-ARCTIC PROJECT: PLAN AND REPORTFROM RESEARCH IN 2012
H. Enomoto
OVERVIEW OF REGIONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIATIONS OF SNOW AND
SURFACE CONDITIONS AT GRENE ARCTIC OBSERVATION SITES DERIVED BYSATELLITE MICROWAVE DATA
N. Alimasi， H. Enomoto， S. Takahashi
JAPANESE FIELD ACTIVITIES IN THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET MONITORINGNETWORK (GLISN)
G. Toyokuni， M. Kanao， Y. Tono， T. Himeno， S. Tsuboi
GLACIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN SUNTAR-KHAYATA RANGE, EASTERNSIBERIA, 2012
T. Shirakawa， T. Kadota， R. Kusaka， S. Tanaka， M. Miyairi， S. Takahashi，
H. Enomoto， T. Ohata， H. Yabuki， K. Konya， N. Takeuchi， A. Fedorov，
P. Konstantinov
IS WARMING ARCTIC CAUSING COLDER WINTERS IN SIBERIA?
V. Alexeev， Y. Tachibana， J. Cohen， I. Ezau
INFLUENCES OF THE SEA ICE CONCENTRATION AND SEA SURFACETEMPERATURE TO THE ATMOSPHERE
K. Terasaki， H. L. Tanaka
GREENLAND SST CHANGE AND ACCOMPANYING CHANGES IN THE
NORTHERN HEMISPHERIC CLIMATE AND PREDICTABILITY OF THE NORTHATLANTIC OSCILLATION
M. Nakamura
DEVELOPMENT OF A LOWER TROPHIC LEVEL ECOSYSTEM MODEL FOR
ARCTIC OCEAN
T. Terui， E. Watanabe， MJ. Kishi
SEA-ICE THICKNESS CHARACTERISTICS REVEALED BY OBSERVATIONS IN
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Page(G3) Hydrology, permafrost and snow cover
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MRI LAND SURFACE SCHEME HAL
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RECENT VARIABILITY OF AIR TEMPERATURE IN NORTH-EAST EURASIA ANDITS EFFECT ON PERMAFROST LANDSCAPES
A. Fedorov， P. Konstantinov， R. Ivanova， Y. Iijima， H.Park
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THE USE OF SITES WITH A THICK GRID OF THAW TUBES TO OBSERVATION
THE DEPTH OF SEASONAL THAWING IN CENTRAL YAKUTIA
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PERMAFROST DEGRADATION AND FLOOD OCCURRENCE IN THE FAR NORTH
OF SIBERIA
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IMPROVED ALGORITHM FOR MODELLING OF HEAT DYNAMICS IN FROZENSOILS
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MODELLING OF ACTIVE LAYER DEPTH DYNAMICS AND RUNOFFFORMATION AT SMALL WATERSHED ENTIRELY COVERED BY BARE ROCKS
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GEOCRYOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SEDIMENT NEAR THE
PERMAFROST TABLE IN THE DOWNSTREAM FLOOD PLANE OF THE
INDIGIRGA RIVER, RUSSIA
G. Iwahana， S. Takano， S. Tei， R. Shingubara， T. C. Maximov， A. Sugimoto
G3-P8
MONITERING OF SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS IN PERMAFROSTAREA AFTER WILDFIRE, ALASKA
K. Harada， K. Narita， K. Saito， Y. Sawada， G. Iwahana， M. Fukuda
G3-P9
THE INFLUENCE OF GROUNDWATER FLOW ON TALIK DEVELOPMENT IN A
SMALL PERMAFROST FEN
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G3-P10AGE ESTIMATION OF SUPRA-PERMAFROST AND INTRA-PERMAFROSTGROUNDWATER IN YAKUTSK REGION, EASTERN SIBERIA
T. Hiyama， K.Asai， L. Gagarin， A. Kolesnikov
G3-P11WESTERN AND CENTRAL SIBERIA HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE FROM SATELLITE
AND IN SITU OBSERVATIONS
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PHOTOPROTECTIVE RESPONSES OF ICE ALGAE AFTER LIGHT EXPOSURE IN
SAROMA-KO LAGOON, HOKKAIDO, JAPANT. Katayama， K. Takimoto， S. Motokawa， M. Obata， S. Taguchi
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PHYSYIOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRICAL RESPONSES OF SUBARCTIC
COCCOLITHOPHORE, EMILIANIA HUXLEYI, TO TEMPERATURE
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G6-P3
ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE COCCOLITHOPHORE,
EMILIANIA HUXLEYI ISOLATED FROM ARCTIC SEA
F. Itoh， M. Satoh， N. Harada， I. Suzuki， Y. Shiraiwa
G6-P4
HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIAL ASSEMBLAGES ON SURFACESEDIMENTS IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
D. Han， S. Il Nam， Y. K. Lee， H. G. Hur
G6-P5
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF BACTERIO- AND VIRIOPLANKTON IN THE
CHUKCHI SEA DURING SUMMER 2012
C.Y. Hwang， Y.Y. Yang， Y.K. Lee， S.-H. Kang
G6-P6
MACROMOLECULAR COMPOSITIONS OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE
NORTHERN CHUKCHI SEA
J. H. Lee， H. T. Joo， J. W. Park， J. J. Kang， S. H. Lee
G6-P7
DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE BERING,CHUKCHI SEA AND CANADIAN BASIN DURING SUMMER
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G6-P8
DISTRIBUTION OF MESOZOOPLANKTON RELATED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS IN THE CHUKCHI SEA, 2011
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SOIL MOISTURE AND PERMAFROST CONDITIONS AT NEWLY ESTABLISHEDYAKUTSK-VILYUY TRANSECT
Y. Iijima， A. N. Fedorov， P. Y. Konstantinov， H. Park
S2-P2
ECOHYDROLOGY IN ALASKA'S BOREAL FOREST: INTERPRETING
MEASUREMENTS OF WATER VAPOR ISOTOPES FROM AIRCRAFT AND
SATELLITE SENSORS
J. Cherry， J. Cable， J. Worden， R. Herman， J. Welker
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RECONSTRUCTION OF PAST 100 YEARS SOIL MOISTURE IN EASTERN SIBERIABY USING DELTA-13C OF LARCH TREE RINGS
S. Tei， A. Sugimoto， H. Yonenobu， T. Yamazaki， T. Maximov
S2-P4
INVESTIGATION OF ENERGY BALANCE ABOVE A LARCH FOREST IN
CENTRAL YAKUTIA
R. E. Petrov， A. V. Kononov， T. C. Maximov
S2-P5
SOIL WATER CHANGE IN EASTERN SIBERIAN TAIGA FORESTS SIMULATEDBY A ONE-DIMENSIONAL LAND-SURFACE MODEL
T. Yamazaki， S. Tei， A. Sugimoto， T. Ohta
S2-P6
FINE ROOT BIOMASS OF BLACK SPRUCE AT STANDS WITH DIFFERENT
DEPTHS OF PERMAFROST TABLE
K. Noguchi， Y. Matsuura， S. Sparrow， L. Hinzman
S2-P7
ENERGY AND CARBON EXCHANGES OVER THE LARCH FORESTS ON THE
PERMAFROST IN MONGOLIA
S. Miyazaki， M. Ishikawa， N. Baatarbileg， S. Damdinsuren， Y. Jambaljav
S2-P8
FEATURES OF SOIL CO2 EFFLUX IN TAIGA LARCH FORESTS OF CENTRALAND SOUTH-EASTERN YAKUTIA
A. V. Kononov， A. P. Maksimov，R. E. Petrov，T. C. Maximov
S2-P9
PERMAFROST CARBON AND CLIMATE FEEDBACKS ENHANCE ARCTICECOHYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES
H. Park， J. Walsh
S2-P10APPLICATION OF STABLE ISOTOPE RATIOS OF C AND N TO CARBONASSIMILATION AND NITROGEN UTILIZATION OF LARCH IN ARCTICECOSYSTEM OF EASTERN SIBERIA
M. Liang， S. Tei， T. C. Maximov， S. Kiyashko， T. A. Velivetskaya，
A. V. Ignatiev， A. Sugimoto
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THE EFFECT OF THE FEEDBACK CYCLE BETWEEN THE SOIL ORGANICCARBON AND THE SOIL HYDROLOGIC AND THERMAL DYNAMICS
K. Mori， T. Ise， M. Kondo， Y. Kim， H. Enomoto， M. Uchida
S2-P12
DYNAMICS AND LARCH UPTAKE OF NITROGEN IN THE NORTH EASTERNSIBERIA TAIGA FOREST
A. Popova， N. Tokuchi， N. Ohte， T. Maximov， A. Sugimoto
S2-P13
DEVELOPING A METHANE EMISSION MODEL FOR SIBERIAN RIVER
FLOODPLAINSY. Mi， J. van Huissteden
S2-P14METHANE AND ORGANIC MATTER IN PERMAFROST OBSERVED AT
CHOKURDAKH (EASTERN SIBERIA)
I. Bragin， M. Nakamura， S. Takano， G. Iwahana， R. Shingubara， R. Petrov，T. Maximov，T. Velivetskaya， A. Ignatiev， S. Kiyashko， A. Sugimoto
S2-P15CH4 EMISSION FROM A TAIGA-TUNDRA ECOTONE OF EASTERN SIBERIA:PROCESS STUDY BY STABLE ISOTOPES
R. Shingubara， A. Sugimoto， T. C. Maximov
S2-P16
INCREASED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION FROM THAW PONDS IN SIBERIANARCTIC TUNDRA ON CONTINUOUS PERMAFROST.
A. Gallagher， A. Budischev， B. Li， J. van Huissteden， M.M.P.D.Heijmans，
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S3-P1
INTENSIVE OBSERVATIONS OF METEOROLOGICAL AND SNOW-PHYSICAL
PARAMETERS AT SITE SIGMA-A IN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND IN
SUMMER 2012
T. Aoki， S. Matoba， S. Yamaguchi， T. Tanikawa， W. Niwano， T. Yamasaki，
K. Kuchiki， H. Motoyama， M. Hori
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MELTING RECORD IN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND ICE SHEETS. Matoba， S. Yamaguchi， T. Yamasaki， T. Tanigawa， T. Aoki， M. Niwano，
H. Motoyama
S3-P3
MEASUREMENT OF SPECIFIC SURFACE AREA OF SNOW COVER IN
GREENLAND
S. Yamaguchi， S. Matoba， T. Aoki， M. Niwano， T. Tanikawa， T. Yamasaki，
A. Hachikubo
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NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF SUMMER SNOWMELT AT SITE SIGMA-ANORTHWESTERN GREENLAND DURING 2012 INTENSIVE OBSERVATIONS
M. Niwano， T. Aoki， S. Yamaguchi， S. Matoba， T. Tanikawa， T. Yamasaki，
K. Kuchiki， H. Motoyama
S3-P5
MONITORING OF THE DARK REGION ON GREENLAND BY AQUA/MODIS
DURING THE MELTING SEASON 2002 - 2012
T. Tanikawa， T. Aoki， M. Hori
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MASS CONCENTRATION OF SNOW IMPURITIES AND SNOW GRAIN SIZE ONNORTHWESTERN GREENLAND ICE SHEET: COMPARISON BETWEENRETRIEVAL FROM MODIS AND IN-SITU MEASUREMENT
K. Kuchiki， T. Aoki， H. Motoyoshi， S. Matoba， S. Yamaguchi，T. Tanikawa，
M. Niwano， R. Shimada， T. Yamasaki
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ICE FRONT VARIATIONS AND VELOCITY OF OUTLET GLACIERSTERMINATING IN INGLEFIELD FJORD, THE NORTHWEST GREENLAND
D. Sakakibara， S. Sugiyama
S3-P8
THINNING OF AN ICE CAP AT THE COASTAL MARGIN OF NORTHWESTERNGREENLAND
S. Matsuno， S. Sugiyama， D. Sakakibara， S. Yamaguchi， S. Matoba，
T. Sawagaki
S3-P9
MICROBIAL COMPOSITION CHANGES IN CRYOCONITE FORMATION PROCESSIN NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND
J. Uetake， N. Takeuchi， N, Nagatsuka， H. Motoyama， T. Aoki
EFFECT OF MICROORGANISM ON GREENLAND ICE SHEET SURFACE
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IMPACT OF NICAM-LETKF ON THE ARCTIC
K. Kondo， H. L. Tanaka， M. SatohG1-P12DECADAL VARIABILITY AND A RECENT AMPLIFICATION OF THE SUMMERBEAUFORT HIGH: IMPLICATIONS FOR SEA-ICE, UPWELLING AND POLYNYASIN THE WESTERN ARCTIC OCEAN
G. W. K. Moore， R. S. Pickart
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RECENT LINKAGE BETWEEN SPRING SNOW COVER AND SUMMER ARCTICSEA ICE EXTENTS. Matsumura， X. Zhang
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CHANGES IN THE LENA RIVER DISCHARGE AND NET PRECIPITATION OVER
THE BASIN DURING 2005-2008
K. Oshima， Y. Iijima， M. E. Hori， J. Inoue， T. Hiyama
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ANNUAL CLOUD VARIATION OBSERVED AT NY-ALESUND FROM 2005 TO
2008
K. Nishinaka， M. KUJI， M. Yabuki， M. Shiobara
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THE STRUCTURE OF THE ARCTIC CYCLONE IN SUMMER ANALYZED BY THE
JRA-25/JCDAS REANALYSIS DATA
A. Yamagami， H. L. Tanaka
G1-P17
MICROPHYISICAL PROPERTIES OF BOUNDARY LAYER MIXED-PHASE CLOUDOBSERVEDIN
NY-ALESUND,SVALBARD(OBSERVED
CLOUDMICRO-PHYSICS AND CALCULATED OPTICAL PROPERTIES)
A. Uchiyama， M. Shiobara， A. Yamazaki， H. Kobayashi
G1-P18DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS OF THE DECADAL VARIABILITY OF THE ARCTICOSCILLATION USING THE AOI EQUATION
M. Kino， H. L. Tanaka(G2) Ocean and sea ice
G2-P1
ARCTIC SEA ICE VARIABILITY DERIVED FROM AN EXPANDED SEA ICEDATABASE, 1850-2012
J. E. Walsh， W. L. Chapman， F. Fetterer
G2-P2
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE ARCTIC SEA ICE VARIABILITY
H. J. Lee， M. O. Kwon， Y. K. Seo， D. C. Park
G2-P3
THE ENERGY BUDGET OF ARCTIC FIRST-YEAR SEA ICE THROUGH THE MELTSEASONS. Hudson， M. A. Granskog， D. Divine， C. Polashenski， J. Ehn，C. Pedersen， A. Sundfjord， A. Renner， S. Gerland
G2-P4
MOORING MEASUREMENT OF SEA-ICE THICKNESS IN THE CHUKCHI SEA OFFBARROW ALASKA
D. Simizu， Y. Fukamachi， K. I. Ohshima， K. Iwamoto， C. Petrich，A. Mahoney， H. Eicken
G2-P5
INFLUENCE OF OCEAN THERMAL CONDITION ON THE WINTERTIME SEA ICE
EXTENT VARIABILITY IN THE BARENTS SEA
T. Nakanowatari， J. Inoue
G2-P6
FORMATION PROCESSES OF SEA ICE BAND FORMED BY CONVERGENCE OF
SEA ICE MOTION IN THE PACIFIC SECTOR OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN-AVAILABILITY OF ARCTIC SEA ROUTESE. Yoshizawa， K. Shimada
G2-P7
EVIDENCE OF SUBMARINE MASS WASTING EVENT IN MOLLOY HOLE, FRAMSTRAIT USING MULTIBEAM BACKSCATTER
F. Freire， R. Gyllencreutz， M. Jakobsson
G2-P8
DISTRIBUTION OF CaCO3 UNDERSATURATED WATERS IN THE ARCTICOCEAN, RECONSTRUCTED FROM HISTRICAL DATA
M. Yamamoto-Kawai
G2-P9
REDUCED SPACE 4DVAR TECHNIQUE
AS A POTENTIAL TOOL FOR
REANALYSIS AND OPERATIONAL HIND-CAST IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN
G. Panteleev， M. Yarenchuk， O.Francis
G2-P10SEDIMENTARY ORGANIC MATTER AND CARBONATE VARIATIONS IN THE
CHUKCHI BORDERLAND IN ASSOCIATION WITH ICE SHEET AND
OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE DYNAMICS OVER THE LAST 155 KYR
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G4-P1
CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF SOLUBLE AEROSOLS AROUND THE
TERMINATION 1 IN THE NEEM ICE CORE
I. Oyabu， Y. Iizuka， T. Karlin， M. Fukui， T. Hondoh， M. Hansson
G4-P2
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTYRY WARMING VEIWED FROM ARCTIC ICE CORES
K. Goto-Azuma
G4-P3
CONCENTRATION OF TRACE INORGANIC SPECIES IN SURFACE SNOW AT
NEEM, GREENLAND
M. Hirabayashi， K.Goto-Azuma， H. Motoyama， D. Dahl-Jensen，
J. P. Steffensen
G4-P4
THE VARIABILITY MECHANISM OF PRECIPITATION AMOUNT IN CENTRALALASKA
A. Tsushima， S. Matoba， T. Shiraiwa
G4-P5
50-YEARS GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN BENNETT ISLAND,SIBERIAN ARCTIC
K. Konya， T. Kadota， H. Yabuki， T. Ohata
G4-P6
DNA ANALYSIS FOR SECTION IDENTIFICATION OF A PINE POLLEN GRAINFROM THE BELUKHA GLACIER, ALTAI MOUNTAINS, RUSSIA
F. Nakazawa， J. Uetake， Y. Suyama， R. Kaneko， N. Takeuchi， K. Fujita，
H. Motoyama， S. Imura， H. Kanda(G7) Interdisciplinary modeling studies
G7-P1
NUMERICAL STUDY OF AEROSOL EFFECTS IN ARCTIC MIXED-PHASE
CLOUDS VIA THE LIQUID PHASE
G. de Boer， T. Hashino， G. J. Tripoli， E. W. Eloranta
G7-P2
BJERKNES COMPENSATION AND ITS ROLE IN THE ARCTIC
S. Outten， I. Esau
G7-P3
THE ROLE OF ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION FOR SEA ICE ON THE ARCTIC BY
APPLYING THE CMIP3 MODEL
H. Hirano， M. Ogi， T. Yoshihiro
G7-P4
INFLUENCE OF RETREATING SEA ICE ON CLOUD COVER OVER THE ARCTICOCEAN DURING RECENT GLOBAL WARMING PERIOD
M. Abe， T. Nozawa， T. Ogura， K. Takata
G7-P5
MODELING HIGH WIND EVENTS IN A REGIONAL ARCTIC SYSTEM MODEL
J. Cassano， A. DuVivier， M. Hughes
G7-P6
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENSEMBLE DATA ASSIMILATION SYSTEM WITH WRF
FOR THE LAND-ATMOSPHERE INTERACTION IN ARCTIC
K. Suzuki， M. Zupanski
G7-P7
LARGE SCALE VARIATIONS OF THE ENERGY-WATER BALANCE AT THE
LAND SURFACE USING A WETNESS INDEXK. Takata， J. Xu， M. Hara， T. Nozawa(S1) Polar (Arctic) amplification in global warming
S1-P1
SEA ICE VARIABILITY IN THE BARENTS SEA BRINGS ARCTIC WARMTH AND
CONTINENTAL COLD
J. Inoue， M. E. Hori， K. Takaya
S1-P2
CONTRIBUTION OF FROZEN HILLOCKS TO METHANE EMISSION FROM WESTSIBERIAN TUNDRA MIRES
M. V. Glagolev， A. F. Sabrekov， I. E. Kleptsova， S. S. Maksyutov，
P. A. Barsukov， V. N. Bashkin
S1-P3
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARCTIC OSCILLATION AND ARCTICWARMING IN RECENT DECADESY. Nagato， H. L. Tanaka
S1-P4
ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGES AND EMERGING ICE-OCEAN PROCESSES IN THE
PACIFIC ARCTIC REGION AND THE BERING SEA
J. Wang， M. Ikeda(S4) International cooperation on Arctic observation and research
S4-P1
USING BIG DATA ANALYTICS, SCENARIOS DEVELOPMENT, AND GAMETHEORY TO MONITOR, UNDERSTAND AND ADAPT TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN
THE CIRCUMPOLAR ARCTIC
M.A.K. Muir， M. E. Goodsite(S6) Monitoring of the Arctic environment
S6-P1
RADIOCESIUM IN THE SEDIMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC SEAS
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KOLYMA WATER-BALANCE STATION - UNIQUE RESEARCH STATION IN THE
ZONE OF CONTINUOUS PERMAFROST: HALF CENTURY HISTORY AND
FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
L. Lebedeva， O. Semenova， E. Boyarintsev
VISIBLE REMOTE SENSING INFORMATION FOR SNOW MONITORING
I. AppelJanuary 17, 2013 (Thursday)
17:10- Closing Session
Reports by the conveners of Special Sessions
Discussion
Closing speech Atsuko Sugimoto (Co-chair of ISAR-3 Organizing Committee)

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