- the detrended March Arctic sea-ice area against the detrended annual mean Atlantic ocean heat transport at 70N for all points between 1950 and 2014 (Fig. 6)
- the detrended March Arctic sea-ice area against the detrended annual mean Atlantic ocean heat transport at 70N for all points between 1950 and 2014 (Fig. 6)
- the detrended March Arctic sea-ice volume against the detrended annual mean Atlantic ocean heat transport at 70N for all points between 1950 and 2014 (Fig. 7)
- the detrended March Arctic sea-ice volume against the detrended annual mean Atlantic ocean heat transport at 70N for all points between 1950 and 2014 (Fig. 7)
from the [CMIP6](https://esgf-node.llnl.gov/search/cmip6/) historical runs (data kindly downloaded by Klaus Zimmermann). Also shown are the multi-model means (thick dashed black curve) and observations/reanalysis (thick solid black curve).
from the [CMIP6](https://esgf-node.llnl.gov/search/cmip6/) historical runs (data kindly downloaded by Klaus Zimmermann and Michael Sahlin at SMHI). Also shown are the multi-model means (thick dashed black curve) and observations/reanalysis (thick solid black curve).
Fig. 1: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for historical runs. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean and the thick solid black curve is the OSI-450 satellite dataset. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
Fig. 1: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for historical runs. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean and the thick solid black curve is the OSI-450 satellite dataset. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
Fig. 1b: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for SSP1-2.6. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
Fig. 1b: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for SSP1-2.6. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
Fig. 1c: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for SSP5-8.5. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
Fig. 1c: Time series of Arctic sea-ice area in (a) March and (b) September for SSP5-8.5. The thick dashed black curve is the multi-model mean. The number in brackets indicates the number of members to compute the mean sea-ice area for each model (number of models for the multi-model mean).
