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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Guidelines for Improved Cooperation between Arctic Researchers and Northern Communities
Guidelines for Improved Cooperation between Arctic Researchers and Northern Communities. National Science Foundation – Office of Polar Programs, Arlington, Virginia. 2004. 23 pp.
Working with Northern Communities to Build Collaborative Research Partnerships: Perspectives from Early Career Researchers
J.M.E Tondu, A.M. Balasubramaniam, L. Chavarie, N. Gantner, J.A. Knopp, J.F. Provencher, P.B.Y. Wong and D. Simmons, Working with Northern Communities to Build Collaborative Research Partnerships: Perspectives from Early Career Researchers. Arctic Institute of North America, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 2014. 11 pp.
Linkages Between Arctic Warming and Mid-Latitude Weather Patterns
Katie Thomas (rapporteur), Linkages Between Arctic Warming and Mid-Latitude Weather Patterns. The National Academies Press, Washington, D.C. 2014. 85 pp. ISBN: 978-0-309-30188-6.
Report on the Goals and Objectives for Arctic Research 2017-2018 for the U.S. Arctic Research Program Plan
Report on the Goals and Objectives for Arctic Research 2017-2018 for the U.S. Arctic Research Program Plan. United States Arctic Research Commission, Arlington, Virginia. 2017. 18 pp.
Arctic Matters: The Global Connection to Changes in the Arctic
Polar Research Board; Division on Earth and Life Studies; National Research Council, Arctic Matters: The Global Connection to Changes in the Arctic. National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. 2015. 32 pp. ISBN 978-0-309-37161-2.
Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) Arctic Research Plan: FY 2017-2021
Arctic Research Plan: FY 2017-2021. Executive Office of the President National Science and Technology Council, Washington, D. C. 2016. 84 pp.
Understanding Earth's Polar Challenges: International Polar Year 2007-2008, Chapter 5.2 "Broadening the Cross-Disciplinary Impact of IPY Research"
Igor Krupnik, et al., (eds.), Understanding Earth's Polar Challenges: International Polar Year 2007-2008, Chapter 5.2 "Broadening the Cross-Disciplinary Impact of IPY Research". University of the Arctic, Rovaniemi, Finland /CCI Press (Printed Version), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and ICSU/WMO Joint Committee for International Polar Year 2007–2008. 2011. 105 pp.
Sea Ice Outlook: 2016 Post-Season Report
Highlights
Report Sections:
1. Introduction
2. Review of Arctic 2016 Conditions
3. Review of 2016 Sea Ice Outlooks
4. Review of Statistical Methods
5. Review of Dynamical Models
6. Methods of Forecast Initialization by Dynamical Models
7. Local-Scale Analysis of 2016 Sea Ice Outlooks
8. Sea Ice Forecasts: Local Use & Observations
9. Probabilistic Assessment of the 2008-2016 Outlooks
10. Lessons Learned in 2016 and Recommendations
11. Report Credits
12. References
The Sea Ice Outlook (SIO), a contribution to the Study of
Witness the Arctic | Volume 20, Number 3 - Fall
The Fall 2016 issue of Witness the Arctic is now published online. This issue includes several perspectives on the significance of the Arctic Science Ministerial meeting held 28 September in Washington, D.C.; updates on SEARCH program activities, new working groups, and discussion about the Sea Ice Outlook; NSF funded projects in the Arctic natural and social sciences; recent ice trials for the R/V Sikuliaq; services provided by the Arctic Data Center; news of key personnel changes in NSF's Division of Polar Programs; spotlights on Arctic research efforts; interagency updates from USARC, IARPC
Sea Ice Outlook: 2016 August Report
Outlook Report
Summary
Thank you to the groups that sent outlooks to the 2016 August report. We received 40 Outlooks; 39 pan-Arctic (three of which also provided Alaska-regional Outlooks), and one additional regional-only Outlook (ARCUS/editor's note 8/26 - this is a record number of contributions for the Sea Ice Outlook - thank you!). Five contributions included gridded fields.
The writing of this August Outlook report was led by Jim Overland (NOAA) with contributions from the SIPN leadership team.
This month the median pan-Arctic extent Outlook for September 2016 sea ice