Biblio
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Time series of temperature in Fram Strait determined from the 2008-2009 DAMOCLES acoustic tomography measurements and an ocean model. Journal of Geophysical Research (JGR): Oceans 121, (2016).
The Fram Strait integrated observing and modelling system. Sustainable Operational Oceanography - Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on EuroGOOS 4–6 October 2011, Sopot, Poland (2014). Abstract
Wave–ice interactions in the marginal ice zone. Part 1: Theoretical foundations. Ocean Modelling 71, 81 - 91 (2013).
Forecasting Waves-in-ice for Arctic Operators. Exploration and Production: Oil and Gas Review 9, (2011). Download: Dumont_Final.pdf (212.76 KB)
A wave‐based model for the marginal ice zone including a floe breaking parameterization. Journal of Geophysical Research 116, 12 (2011). Abstract
Download: Dany-2010JC006682.pdf (1.41 MB)
Sensitivity of the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans to the Bering Strait inflow: A modeling study. NERSC Technical report no. 317 (2010). Download: BS.pdf (5.05 MB)
The fram Strait tomography system for ocean model validation, assimilation, and inversion. IPY - Oslo Science Conference (2010). Download: The Fram Strait tomography system for ocean model validation, assimilation, and inversion.pdf (98.42 KB); Tomography-poster_1259_compressed.pdf (212.88 KB)
Towards a comprehensive model of the marginal ice zone. (2010). Download: IPYOslo2010_DumontD.pdf (1.86 MB)
Sea ice drift and area flux in the Fram Strait from SAR data. IPY - Oslo Science Conference (2010). Download: Poster_icedrift-FS-2010-compressed.pdf (14.06 MB)
DAMOCLES deliverable D4.1-06 - Report describing the validation experiment of FRAM strait model. DAMOCLES deliverable D4.1-06 (2010). Download:
Modeling wind driven circulation and landfast ice-edge processes during polynya events in northern Baffin Bay. Journal of Physical Oceanography 40, (2010). Abstract
Download: JPO40[1356-1372]2010_Dumont.pdf (2.71 MB)
Modeling the marginal ice zone and the Arctic of the future. ArcticNet Scientific Meeting (2009).
