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Current Research
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Modelling of sea ice from the large (Arctic Basin wide) scale to the mesoscale.
Investigation and model development of sea ice fracture on these scales.
Observations and field work in support of this model development.
Previous and ongoing research topics include:
Development and validation of the viscous-plastic sea ice model
Modelling interannual variability of Arctic sea ice
Investigating multiple equilibrium solutions of the viscous--plastic
model
Development of fine resolution isotropic viscous-plastic models of
ice deformation
The use of SAR RGPS data in validating rheological models
Finite volume solution of continuum mechanics sea ice models
Development of pressure correction methods for the viscous--plastic
model
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Projects
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SEDNA: Sea Ice Experiment - Dynamic Nature of the Arctic
Beaufort Sea Ice Camp (APLIS)
Sea Ice Tide-Inertial Interaction (SITII)
ISPOL: Investigating sea ice deformation in the Weddell Sea, with
an array of drifting buoys.
ICORTAS: Analysis of sea ice deformation from
ADCPs in an array of moorings.
APLIS 2003 : Small Scale Ice Dynamics Experiment, Spring 2003.
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