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SUMMARY: APECS-ARICE webinar: DEARice in MOSAiC – Connecting the world of snow, ice and ecosystem processes
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:<p><img src="images/Articles/Images/APECS-ARICE_webinar_DEARice_announcemen
 t.jpg" alt="APECS ARICE webinar DEARice announcement" width="391" height="2
 21" style="margin-bottom: 5px; margin-left: 20px; float: right;" />APECS (<
 a href="http://www.apecs.is/">www.apecs.is</a>) and ARICE (<a href="http://
 www.arice.eu/">www.arice.eu</a>) invites for a webinar on the project DEARi
 ce (DEvelopment of snow/ice/ecosystem models using winter-to-summer ARctic 
 observations of coupled snow, ice, and ecosystem processes)&nbsp;on <strong
 >4 June 2021 from 8:00 – 09:30 am GMT</strong>.</p><p style="text-align: ju
 stify;">The ARICE (EU FP7) supported DEARice project (DEvelopment of snow/i
 ce/ecosystem models using winter-to-summer ARctic observations of coupled s
 now, ice, and ecosystem processes) took part during the MOSAiC expedition. 
 The aim was to collect unique data on snow and sea ice over a full year to 
 improve our process-level understanding of processes that can eventually fe
 ed into the improvement of models. The COVID-19 pandemic caused substantial
  changes in the leg planning after April 2020, however, the resulting data 
 set is very close to the optimal outcome. Serendipitous luck made it possib
 le to sample snow for all four seasons, including the mysterious summer “sn
 ow”, called surface scattering layer. The results from this project encompa
 ss all relevant spatial scales, from&nbsp;microstructural processes in the 
 snowpack and at the ice surface, to ridge scale observations of snow distri
 bution and ice thickness, to snow-atmosphere interactions and albedo proces
 ses of the sea ice cover. Understanding how these different scales interact
  will improve our understanding of the vulnerability of the Arctic sea ice 
 system, and decrease uncertainties in climate projections.</p><p style="tex
 t-align: justify;"><em>Speakers are&nbsp;</em><strong><em>Martin Schneebeli
 &nbsp;</em></strong><em>(WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF)
 ,&nbsp;</em><strong><em>Ruzica Dadic&nbsp;</em></strong><em>(Victoria Unive
 rsity of Wellington),&nbsp;</em><strong><em>Mats Granskog&nbsp;</em></stron
 g><em>(Norwegian Polar Institute),&nbsp;</em><strong><em>Polona Itkin&nbsp;
 </em></strong><em>(UiT - The Arctic University of Norway),&nbsp;</em><stron
 g><em>Jari Haapala&nbsp;</em></strong><em>(Finnish Meteorological Institute
 ),&nbsp;</em><strong><em>Roberta Pirazzini&nbsp;</em></strong><em>(Finnish 
 Meteorological Institute) and&nbsp;<strong>Hannula Henna-Reetta&nbsp;</stro
 ng>(Finnish Meteorological Institute)</em></p><p style="text-align: justify
 ;"><em>Moderation: Franziska Pausch (ARICE, AWI &amp; APECS)</em></p><p>To 
 join the webinar, please <strong>register</strong> via <a href="https://us0
 2web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6PVgc0zqSaqaioGKIDnCbA" target="_blank" re
 l="noopener"><strong>this link</strong></a> and you will receive the link t
 o the webinar afterwards.</p>
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