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

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DEVELOPMENT OF ARCTIC DATA ARCHIVE SYSTEM (ADS)

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H. Yabuki*, T. Sugimura, T. Terui
DATA MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE SVALBARD INTEGRATED ARCTIC OBSERVINGSYSTEM
O. Godoy*, S. Tronstad, V. Vitale, I. Schewe, B. L. Bye, T. Hamre, J. B. Oerbaek
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
ARCTICCONNECT: A PLATFORM FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND COLLABORATION
S. Vossepoel*, M. S. Murray, S. Liang, B. Chu, B. Panikkar, J. BadgerESTABLISHING AN ARCTIC DATA NETWORK THROUGH INTERNATIONALCOLLABORATIONP. L. Pulsifer*, V. Rachold, J. R. Larsen, O. Godoy, J. Friddell, H. Lappalainen, Y. Qiu
THE ARCTIC OBSERVING SUMMIT: AN ACTIVITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDY OFARCTIC CHANGE AND A SAON TASK
M. S. Murray*, P. Schlosser, G. Ibarguchi, L-M. van der Watt
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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DEVELOPMENT OF THE VESSEL NAVIGATION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SEA ICE AREA

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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 MANAGEMENTP. Griffith*, D. Duffy, E. Hoy, S. Ambrose, M. McInerny

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DEVELOPMENT OF ONLINE VISUALIZATION TOOL "VISION"

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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

C01-O13BARENTS SEA BENTHIC FAUNA IN A CHANGING SEA
L. L. Jorgensen*, P. Plubin

C01-O14C01-O15C01-O16B7:THE IMPORTANCE OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE RECOGNITION AND INVOLVEMENT INTOTHE 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*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
Chair: Thomas Spengler, Thomas Haine
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MULTI-DECADAL VARIABILITY IN THE ARCTIC
S. Outten*, I. Esau

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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
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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 CHANGEW. Maslowski*, A. Roberts, R. Osinski

April 28 (Tuesday), Room 204, 13:45-15:15
Chair: Wataru Yanase, Andrey Proshutinsky
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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 ZONEFROM 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*

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CLOUD RADIATIVE FORING IN AN ICE-FREE ARCTIC

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J. Ridley*
PROJECTED FUTURE DURATION OF THE SEA-ICE-FREE SEASON IN THE ALASKAN
ARCTIC BY CMIP5 MODELS
M. Wang*, J. E. OverlandApril 28 (Tuesday), Room 204, 15:45-17:15
Chair: Guenther Heinemann, Michael Tjernström
B07-O12ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR POLAR LOWS IN THE NORDIC SEAS

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T. Spengler*, A. Terpstra, C. Michel
INFLUENCE OF SURFACE FLUXES ON POLAR LOW DEVELOPMENT: IDEALISEDSIMULATIONS
A. Terpstra*, L. Green, T. Spengler

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CLIMATOLOGY OF POLAR LOWS OVER THE JAPAN SEA USING THE JRA-55 REANALYSIS

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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
Chair: Agnieszka Beszczynska-Möller, Benjamin Rabe
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ON THE CIRCULATION AND MIXING OF ATLANTIC WATER IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN

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M. Spall*
ARCTIC OCEAN STABILITY, A BALANCE BETWEEN COOLING AND FREEZING,FRESHWATER INPUT AND SEA ICE MELTB. Rudels*

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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
Chair: Michael Spall, Craig Lee
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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 OFSUMMER ICE COVER
T. Haine*, K. Stewart
VOLUME, HEAT AND FRESHWATER FLUXES OF PACIFIC WATER THROUGH THEBARROW 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
Chair: Bert Rudels, Wieslaw Maslowski
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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

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MIXING, OVERTURNING AND WATER MASS TRANSFORMATION IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN

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C5:

A. Naveira Garabato, R. DeGiorgio, J. Zika, S. Bacon*
FUTURE STATES OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN USING A COUPLED ICE-OCEAN MODEL WITHPROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
M. Ikeda*
TWO DECADES OF THE ATLANTIC WATER VARIABILITY IN FRAM STRAIT AND ITS LINKSTO 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 PROJECTIONS WITH
MPI-ESM
T. Ilyina*, K. Six, J. Jungclaus

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
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REINDEER HERDING AND NORTHERN ECOSYSTEMS UNDER WARMING CLIMATEJ. Kayhko*, L. Oksanen, T. Horstkotte, S. Kivinen, B. Forbes, B. JohansenSUSTAINABILITY OF HUMAN-WILDLIFE SYSTEMS IN NORTHERN URBANIZINGREGIONSK. 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 FOR ARESILIENT ARCTIC
G. Ibarguchi*, M. S. MurrayMINE CLOSURE, LOCAL WELL-BEING AND CARIBOU LIVELIHOODS: WHAT PATHWAYS TOSOCIO-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN MINE-IMPACTED INUIT COMMUNITIES?
S. Blangy*, A. RixenDISCUSSIONApril 30 (Thursday), Room 204, 13:45-15:15
DEBATE PANEL ON C5: ADVANCES IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY ARCTIC RESEARCH: PROGRESSON BUILDING COLLABORATIVE AGENDAS FOR RESEARCH SUPPORTING SOLUTIONS FORSUSTAINABILITY
Participants: Volker Rachold, Tatiana Vlasova, Gunn-Britt Retter