The Marine Ice Sheet Ocean Model Intercomparison Project
Global sea-level rise is one of the most discussed potential consequences of global warming. The most uncertain aspect of such future sea-level change has to do with the marine based ice sheets. Despite its potential importance, current generation global climate models are unable to simulate sea-level change arising from ice sheet-ocean interaction. As a step towards remediating this situation, we are bringing together the international modeling community through workshops and model intercomparison projects. Such moddelling research will lay the groundwork for including ice sheet-ocean interaction in high resolution regional models and global climate models.
MISOMIP is supported by CliC, a Core Project of the World Climate Research Program investigating the cryosphere and its interactions with the climate system.
News
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24 Sep 2024 » the MISOMIP2 protocol paper is published !
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16 Jan 2024 » the MISOMIP2 protocol paper is open for discussions
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02 Nov 2023 » Launching the new MISOMIP collaborative website