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  1. Here's an end of 2023 comparison between the "modelled" #PIOMAS #Arctic #SeaIce volume metric, and the "measured" #CryoSat2/#SMOS equivalent:

    GreatWhitecon.info/2024/01/fac

    Plus the associated thickness maps:

  2. Here's an end of 2023 comparison between the "modelled" #PIOMAS #Arctic #SeaIce volume metric, and the "measured" #CryoSat2/#SMOS equivalent:

    GreatWhitecon.info/2024/01/fac

    Plus the associated thickness maps:

  3. Here's an end of 2023 comparison between the "modelled" #PIOMAS #Arctic #SeaIce volume metric, and the "measured" #CryoSat2/#SMOS equivalent:

    GreatWhitecon.info/2024/01/fac

    Plus the associated thickness maps:

  4. @ZLabe the #piomas chart is IMO a clearer visualisation as the intercept with zero is 'accessible', assuming a stochastically linear decrease.

  5. Here's the May mid month #PIOMAS gridded #Arctic #SeaIce thickness map and volume graph. The latter has taken a bit of a tumble recently:

    GreatWhiteCon.info/2023/05/fac

  6. The 2023 #Arctic #SeaIce maximum #extent may already have occurred.

    However, what is certain is that the #UniversityOfWashington's
    #Polar Science Center's #PIOMAS modelled sea ice #thickness data for February 2023 has been released:

    GreatWhiteCon.info/2023/03/fac

    It reveals some of the thickest sea ice remaining in the Arctic Ocean taking the #FramStrait exit from the Central Arctic.

    #JAXA #ViSHOP

  7. The 2023 #Arctic #SeaIce maximum #extent may already have occurred.

    However, what is certain is that the #UniversityOfWashington's
    #Polar Science Center's #PIOMAS modelled sea ice #thickness data for February 2023 has been released:

    GreatWhiteCon.info/2023/03/fac

    It reveals some of the thickest sea ice remaining in the Arctic Ocean taking the #FramStrait exit from the Central Arctic.

    #JAXA #ViSHOP

  8. The 2023 #Arctic #SeaIce maximum #extent may already have occurred.

    However, what is certain is that the #UniversityOfWashington's
    #Polar Science Center's #PIOMAS modelled sea ice #thickness data for February 2023 has been released:

    GreatWhiteCon.info/2023/03/fac

    It reveals some of the thickest sea ice remaining in the Arctic Ocean taking the #FramStrait exit from the Central Arctic.

    #JAXA #ViSHOP