Coakley, Bernard, Edmonds, Henrietta N., Frey, Karen, Gascard, Jean-Claude, Grebmeier, Jaqueline M., Kassens, Heidemarie, Thiede, Jörn and Wegner, Carolyn (2007) Past, present, and future : a science program for the Arctic Ocean linking ancient and contemporary observations of change through modeling. A follow-up to the 2nd International Conference on Arctic Research Planning,19-21 November 2007, Potsdam, Germany . Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 88 (28). p. 287.

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Abstract

The Arctic Ocean is the missing piece for any global model. Records of processes at both long and short timescales will be necessary to predict the future evolution of the Arctic Ocean through what appears to be a period of rapid climate change. Ocean monitoring is impoverished without the long-timescale records available from paleoceanography and the boundary conditions that can be obtained from marine geology and geophysics. The past and the present are the key to our ability to predict the future.

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