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1. Marginal ice zone dynamics: history, definitions and research perspectives D. Dumont
2. Sea ice floe size: its impact on pan-Arctic and local ice mass and required model complexity A. Bateson et al.
3. Discrimination of open water from sea ice in the Labrador Sea using quad-polarized synthetic aperture radar T. Xie et al.
4. Wave-triggered breakup in the marginal ice zone generates lognormal floe size distributions: a simulation study N. Mokus & F. Montiel
5. Using a skillful statistical model to predict September sea ice covering Arctic shipping routes S. Li et al.
6. Evolution of the Floe Size Distribution in Arctic Summer Based on High-Resolution Satellite Imagery Z. Li et al.
7. Winter atmospheric boundary layer observations over sea ice in the coastal zone of the Bay of Bothnia (Baltic Sea) M. Wenta et al.
8. An investigation into the dispersion of ocean surface waves in sea ice C. Collins et al.
9. Seasonal evolution of the sea-ice floe size distribution in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas H. Stern et al.
10. Floe Size Effect on Wave‐Ice Interactions: Possible Effects, Implementation in Wave Model, and Evaluation G. Boutin et al.
11. Modelling ocean waves in ice-covered seas H. Shen
12. Case studies on the parameterization schemes of sea ice fragmentation for ocean waves X. Liu et al.
13. Wave–ice interactions in the neXtSIM sea-ice model T. Williams et al.
14. Scattering kernel of an array of floating ice floes: application to water wave transport in the marginal ice zone F. Montiel et al.
15. Deep Learning of Systematic Sea Ice Model Errors From Data Assimilation Increments W. Gregory et al.
16. SWIIFT v0.10: a numerical model of wave-induced sea ice breakup with an energy criterion N. Mokus et al.
17. The Interaction Between Regular Wave and Finite Block Ice Floes: Wave Attenuation and Ice Migration Trajectories X. Feng et al.
18. Dispersion Relations, Power Laws, and Energy Loss for Waves in the Marginal Ice Zone M. Meylan et al.
19. Wave–sea-ice interactions in a brittle rheological framework G. Boutin et al.
20. The influences of surface waves on a ten-year simulation of Arctic sea ice Y. Wang et al.
21. Integrating a data-driven classifier and shape-modulated segmentation for sea-ice floe extraction A. Wang et al.
22. Understanding the influence of ocean waves on Arctic sea ice simulation: a modeling study with an atmosphere–ocean–wave–sea ice coupled model C. Yang et al.
23. Marginal ice zone fraction benchmarks sea ice and climate model skill C. Horvat
24. The evolution of scaling laws in the sea ice floe size distribution C. Horvat & E. Tziperman
25. Comparative study of bow form resistance performance in open water, pack ice, and level ice for Arctic shipping B. Yang et al.
26. On reconciling disparate studies of the sea-ice floe size distribution H. Stern et al.
27. Application of Discrete Element Methods to Approximate Sea Ice Dynamics A. Damsgaard et al.
28. Multi-scale satellite observations of Arctic sea ice: new insight into the life cycle of the floe size distribution B. Hwang & Y. Wang
29. Impact of horizontal resolution on global ocean–sea ice model simulations based on the experimental protocols of the Ocean Model Intercomparison Project phase 2 (OMIP-2) E. Chassignet et al.
30. Summer sea ice floe perimeter density in the Arctic: high-resolution optical satellite imagery and model evaluation Y. Wang et al.
31. Floes, the marginal ice zone and coupled wave-sea-ice feedbacks C. Horvat
32. Impact of sea ice floe size distribution on seasonal fragmentation and melt of Arctic sea ice A. Bateson et al.
33. Theoretical framework for the emergent floe size distribution in the marginal ice zone: the case for log-normality F. Montiel & N. Mokus
34. Floe-size distributions in laboratory ice broken by waves A. Herman et al.
35. Particle-Continuum Multiscale Modeling of Sea Ice Floes Q. Deng et al.
36. Sea-ice melt determines seasonal phytoplankton dynamics and delimits the habitat of temperate Atlantic taxa as the Arctic Ocean atlantifies E. Oldenburg et al.
37. Observations of exponential wave attenuation in Antarctic sea ice during the PIPERS campaign A. Kohout et al.
38. Marginal ice zone dynamics: future research perspectives and pathways L. Bennetts et al.
39. Physics of the Seasonal Sea Ice Zone L. Roach et al.
40. OpenMetBuoy-v2021: An Easy-to-Build, Affordable, Customizable, Open-Source Instrument for Oceanographic Measurements of Drift and Waves in Sea Ice and the Open Ocean J. Rabault et al.
41. 100 Years of Earth System Model Development D. Randall et al.
42. A floe size dependent scattering model in two- and three-dimensions for wave attenuation by ice floes M. Meylan et al.
43. Transformation of Water Wave Spectra into Time Series of Surface Elevation P. Oleinik et al.
44. Area-Averaged Surface Moisture Flux over Fragmented Sea Ice: Floe Size Distribution Effects and the Associated Convection Structure within the Atmospheric Boundary Layer M. Wenta & A. Herman
45. Improving Resource Management for Unattended Observation of the Marginal Ice Zone Using Autonomous Underwater Gliders Z. Duguid & R. Camilli
46. An open source, versatile, affordable waves in ice instrument for scientific measurements in the Polar Regions J. Rabault et al.
47. Wave-influenced formation of new ice: Model building and a test case C. Yue & H. Shen
48. Aerial observations of sea ice breakup by ship waves E. Dumas-Lefebvre & D. Dumont
49. A multi-column vertical mixing scheme to parameterize the heterogeneity of oceanic conditions under sea ice A. Barthélemy et al.
50. Understanding Melting due to Ocean Eddy Heat Fluxes at the Edge of Sea‐Ice Floes C. Horvat & E. Tziperman
51. Assessing the Robustness of Arctic Sea Ice Bi‐Stability in the Presence of Atmospheric Feedbacks C. Hankel & E. Tziperman
52. Wind waves in sea ice of the western Arctic and a global coupled wave-ice model V. Cooper et al.
53. Consistent biases in Antarctic sea ice concentration simulated by climate models L. Roach et al.
54. Should Sea-Ice Modeling Tools Designed for Climate Research Be Used for Short-Term Forecasting? E. Hunke et al.
55. Frazil-ice growth rate and dynamics in mixed layers and sub-ice-shelf plumes D. Rees Jones & A. Wells
56. Brief communication: Impacts of ocean-wave-induced breakup of Antarctic sea ice via thermodynamics in a stand-alone version of the CICE sea-ice model L. Bennetts et al.
57. A practical diffusion approximation model for wave scattering by Ice Floes C. Zhang & X. Zhao
58. WIFF1.0: a hybrid machine-learning-based parameterization of wave-induced sea ice floe fracture C. Horvat & L. Roach
59. Modeling the ice-attenuated waves in the Great Lakes P. Bai et al.
60. Floe Size Effect on Gravity Wave Propagation Through Ice Covers S. Cheng et al.
61. Ice particle grouping under waves: Experimental investigation of the initial stage of pancake ice formation Y. Fujiwara et al.
62. Advances in Modeling Interactions Between Sea Ice and Ocean Surface Waves L. Roach et al.
63. Observing Waves in Sea Ice With ICESat‐2 C. Horvat et al.
64. Modelling wave-induced sea ice break-up in the marginal ice zone F. Montiel & V. Squire
65. Quantifying Growth of Pancake Sea Ice Floes Using Images From Drifting Buoys L. Roach et al.
66. Changes of the Arctic marginal ice zone during the satellite era R. Rolph et al.
67. Arctic marginal ice zone interannual variability and change point detection using two definitions (1983–2022) A. Soleymani & K. Scott
68. On the definition of the marginal ice zone: a case study with SAR and passive microwave data A. Soleymani et al.
69. Regimes of Sea‐Ice Floe Melt: Ice‐Ocean Coupling at the Submesoscales M. Gupta & A. Thompson
70. Challenges and Prospects in Ocean Circulation Models B. Fox-Kemper et al.
71. Comparison of ice and wind-wave modules in WAVEWATCH III® in the Barents Sea D. Liu et al.
72. Discrete-Element bonded-particle Sea Ice model DESIgn, version 1.3a – model description and implementation A. Herman
73. Wave‐Induced Surge Motion and Collisions of Sea Ice Floes: Finite‐Floe‐Size Effects A. Herman
74. An improved regional coupled modeling system for Arctic sea ice simulation and prediction: a case study for 2018 C. Yang et al.
75. An Emergent Sea Ice Floe Size Distribution in a Global Coupled Ocean‐Sea Ice Model L. Roach et al.
76. Interactions between Irregular Wave Fields and Sea Ice: A Physical Model for Wave Attenuation and Ice Breakup in an Ice Tank G. Passerotti et al.
77. Effects of sea ice form drag on the polar oceans in the NEMO-LIM3 global ocean–sea ice model J. Sterlin et al.
78. Seasonal Evolution of the Arctic Sea Ice Thickness Distribution S. Toppaladoddi et al.
79. Towards a coupled model to investigate wave–sea ice interactions in the Arctic marginal ice zone G. Boutin et al.
80. Estimating the sea ice floe size distribution using satellite altimetry: theory, climatology, and model comparison C. Horvat et al.
81. Characterizing the sea-ice floe size distribution in the Canada Basin from high-resolution optical satellite imagery A. Denton & M. Timmermans
82. Brief communication: Pancake ice floe size distribution during the winter expansion of the Antarctic marginal ice zone A. Alberello et al.
83. New insights into projected Arctic sea road: operational risks, economic values, and policy implications X. Li & A. Lynch