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Arctic System Reanalysis:
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Enhanced Arctic changes, which were first recognized in the nineteenth century, increasingly are being observed across terrestrial, oceanic, atmospheric, and human systems. The Arctic System Reanalysis project is a multi-institutional, interdisciplinary collaboration that optimally merges measurements and modeling to provide a high-resolution description of the region's atmosphere–sea ice–land system by assimilating a diverse suite of observations into a regional model.

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