Twentieth-century Antarctic air temperature and snowfall simulations: Comparing observations and climate models
Establishing multidecadal, continental-scale records of near-surface air temperature (NSAT) and snowfall accumulation in Antarctica is important for understanding regional climate variability and the role Antarctic ice sheets play in global sea level change.
Monsoon surges trigger oceanic eddy formation and propagation in the lee of the Philippine Islands
Oceanic eddies are common features that form in the wakes of islands around the world. Their motion is an important mechanism for distributing energy on local scales, which affects the supply of nutrients to different regions of the ocean.
Source regions for windblown dust in East Antarctica over the past 800,000 years
Understanding the geographic origin of continental windblown dust reaching Antarctica today and under different climate conditions is essential for tracking past changes in atmospheric circulation regimes.
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