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SUMMARY:Polynyas: Polar Physics Revealed through Visualization of the E3SM
  GlobalClimate Model
DESCRIPTION:Posters, Scientific Visualization & Data Analytics Showcase\n\
 nPolynyas: Polar Physics Revealed through Visualization of the E3SM Global
 Climate Model\n\nAbram, Petersen, Samsel, Kurtakoti, Zeller...\n\nPolynyas
  are openings amidst the polar winter sea ice formed and sustained by atmo
 spheric and oceanic processes. They occur in theArctic ocean and the South
 ern ocean, lasting for many months, acting as a conduit for heat and water
  at the air-sea interface. Realistic coastal and open ocean polynyas in gl
 obal climate models are a stringent test of the model’s physical fidelity,
  as their formation depends on complex interactions between the sea ice, o
 cean, and atmosphere. We highlight the role of polynyas in modulating eart
 h’s mesoscale motions using high-resolution simulations from the Energy Ex
 ascale Earth System Model (E3SM). The animations were created as a collabo
 rative project between climate modelers, computer scientists and an artist
 .  The overlay of variables, dense in time and space, provided climate sci
 entists with new insights into their simulations, including the dynamics o
 f convective plumes driven by cold melt water at the ice edge.\n\nTag: In-
 Person Only\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass, Exhibit Hall 
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