ARCUS Publication Directory

The ARCUS Publication Directory is a portal that includes science planning documents, white papers, newsletters, and other reports that are outside of the peer review literature.

The publications index is listed in chronological order beginning with the most recent publication.


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Year: 2024 - Publication

2024 Bridging Arctic Gateways Collaboration Workshop Report

Myers, B. (2025). 2024 Bridging Arctic Gateways Collaboration Workshop Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15305252


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Year: 2024 - Publication

2024 ARCUS Annual Report

Myers, B. (2024). 2024 Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. Annual Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14942052


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Release Date: - Sea Ice Outlook

Sea Ice Outlook: 2024 September Report

We thank all the groups and individuals who submitted Outlooks to the Sea Ice Outlook. The 2024 June–September SIO reports will be limited to the pan-Arctic forecasts while we work to secure funding to support the continuation of the SIO. Please note that all the contributed data (e.g., Alaska, Antarctic, and spatial forecasts) will be shared and discussed in a post-season report (in early 2025).


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Sea Ice Outlook: 2024 August Report

We thank all the groups and individuals who submitted Outlooks to the Sea Ice Outlook. The 2024 June–September SIO reports will be limited to the pan-Arctic forecasts while we work to secure funding to support the continuation of the SIO. Please note that all the contributed data (e.g., Alaska, Antarctic, and spatial forecasts) will be shared and discussed in a post-season report (in early 2025).


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Sea Ice Outlook: 2024 July Report

We thank all the groups and individuals who submitted Outlooks to the Sea Ice Outlook. The 2024 June–September SIO reports will be limited to the pan-Arctic forecasts while we work to secure funding to support the continuation of the SIO. Please note that all the contributed data (e.g., Alaska, Antarctic, and spatial forecasts) will be shared and discussed in a post-season report (in early 2025).


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Sea Ice Outlook: 2024 June Report

Outlook Report

We thank all the groups and individuals who submitted Outlooks in this 17th year of the Sea Ice Outlook. The 2024 June–September SIO reports will be limited to the pan-Arctic forecasts while we work to secure funding to support the continuation of the SIO. Please note that all the contributed data (e.g., Alaska, Antarctic, and spatial forecasts) will be shared and discussed in a post-season report (in early 2025).


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Year: 2024 - Publication

2023 ARCUS Annual Report

Myers, B., Wiggins, H., Sheffield Guy, L. (eds). 2023 ARCUS Annual Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the US (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska. 2024. 28pp.


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Year: 2024 - Publication

Bridging Arctic Gateways 2023 Collaboration Workshop Report

Myers, B., Veazey, A., Buurman, H., & Heberger Marino, A. 2024. Bridging Arctic Gateways 2023 Collaboration Workshop Report. Fairbanks, AK: Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S.


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Release Date: - Sea Ice Outlook

Sea Ice Outlook: 2023 Post-Season Report

Outlook Report

Executive Summary


The Sea Ice Outlook (SIO) is a community network activity led by the Sea Ice Prediction Network-Phase 2 (SIPN2) Project Team with contributions from key partners. SIPN2 is a community of scientists and stakeholders with the goal of advancing our understanding of the state and evolution of Arctic sea-ice cover. Support for the 2023 Outlook was provided by NSF award #1331083.

* The observed 2023 September monthly averaged sea-ice extent was 4.37 million square kilometers


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Year: 2023 - Publication

IASC State of Arctic Science Report 2023

The IASC State of Arctic Science Report 2023 presents a cohesive synthesis of Arctic research activities and priorities with of a large range of input and contributions across all aspects of Arctic research. It is aimed at Arctic science agencies, managers, and users including a wide range of decision-makers and policymakers, to help all Arctic science stakeholders stay up to date on Arctic research.


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