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The Scale-Aware Sea Ice Project aims at developping an innovative sea ice model for climate research.
Joined March 2021
Fantastic interview with our project leader @PierreRampal ❄️.
Why are polar regions warming faster than the rest of the planet?. @sasipclimate, with support from Schmidt Sciences, is tackling this question by combining ML and expertise in physics and software engineering to develop a sea-ice model from scratch:
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🧊The July newsletter is out! . This month, a new preprint on Rapid winter mixed-layer deepening linked to #SeaIce breakup in the Beaufort Sea, co-authored by SASIP members.👉 📬Subscribe to our newsletter.. #ClimateModeling
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The SASIP June newsletter is out! This month, two fresh preprints on #SeaIce!❄️. 🔗 📬Subscribe and stay updated 👇 @PierreRampal #neXtSIM #ClimateScience #PolarScience
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📬 The SASIP May newsletter is out! Check out the latest news, including a new paper by Rafael Santana on "Modeling #Antarctic #SeaIce Variability Using a Brittle Rheology" 🧊. 👉 #neXtSIM #ClimateSciences @PierreRampal
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It's today!❄️Still time to register: 🔗
📢Next webinar on Thursday, April 24th at 4 pm CEST! . Don't miss the latest insights on the developments in #FloeDyn for #Granular Modelling of #SeaIce dynamics, presented by Stéphane Labbé from @Sorbonne_Univ_ . Register here:
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📢Next webinar on Thursday, April 24th at 4 pm CEST! . Don't miss the latest insights on the developments in #FloeDyn for #Granular Modelling of #SeaIce dynamics, presented by Stéphane Labbé from @Sorbonne_Univ_ . Register here:
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📬The SASIP April newsletter is out! ❄️.Check out a new article on #ExtremeEvents and many other news, including upcoming talks at #EGU2025! . 👉 🔔Subscribe now: .#neXtSIM #SeaIceModeling #ClimateScience .@PierreRampal
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It's happening today, 4 pm CET!.
✨Next SASIP Webinar on Friday, March 28 at 4 pm CET! . This month, Yue Ying from the NERSC will explore Novel #DataAssimilation Techniques to Improve #SeaIce Deformation Features ❄️. Abstract and registration 👉
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✨Next SASIP Webinar on Friday, March 28 at 4 pm CET! . This month, Yue Ying from the NERSC will explore Novel #DataAssimilation Techniques to Improve #SeaIce Deformation Features ❄️. Abstract and registration 👉
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March newsletter is out! 🚀.Explore fresh preprints on #GranularMechanics, #MachineLearning, #DataAssimilation and more exciting news! ✨.Don't miss out on the latest insights!.🔗 Subscribe and stay tuned: #neXtSIM #SeaIce
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🗞️February newsletter is out!. 👉. 🌊New article on #Wave Growth in Ice-Covered Regions by @SamuelDBrenner and Chris Horvat.🤖Preprint on #AI for Temperature & Wind Speed Forecasting .🌍Exciting updates. Subscribe:
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We interviewed Aurélien Rigotti from @CNRS .about his PhD research on granular sea ice in the Arctic, as part of the SASIP project. How could this improve sea ice modeling? ❄️🌍.👉 #neXtSIM #SeaIce #ArcticResearch #IceModeling
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It's tomorrow! . Still time to register:
🌊❄️January webinar!.📅 Wednesday, January 22.⏰4 pm CET. "Mapping wave-driven ocean surface mixing in the Arctic using a coupled wave-sea ice model framework", by Aikaterini Tavri (@Polar_scholar) from @BrownUniversity. 🔗Abstract and registration here:
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🌊❄️January webinar!.📅 Wednesday, January 22.⏰4 pm CET. "Mapping wave-driven ocean surface mixing in the Arctic using a coupled wave-sea ice model framework", by Aikaterini Tavri (@Polar_scholar) from @BrownUniversity. 🔗Abstract and registration here:
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The SASIP December Newsletter is out📬This month features a special AGU edition, plus all the details on our December webinar! Don’t miss out!🌍. 👉 Subscribe and stay updated: #AGU24 #SeaIce #neXtSIM.@PierreRampal
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Don't miss the next SASIP webinar on Tuesday, November 26, 1PM CET 👇.
🌊🔬SASIP November Webinar!. Join us on Nov 26, 1 PM CET for a deep dive into ocean stratification with Romain Caneill! He’ll explore the role of surface buoyancy fluxes & thermal expansion in shaping the upper ocean. 👉 More info and registration here:
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