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Appendix C: Table and Schematic Presented by Session 1 Speakers
Pages 65-68

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... The schematic is illustrative of the big picture questions beyond the scope of the workshop:  To what does the Arctic respond? o Changes at the Polar Cap boundary.
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... Research Gaps: Eurasian snow/sea ice linkage  Difficult to detect clear linkage apart from trends.  Need to consolidate climate data records  Disagreement with trends for different observational datasets  Need to analyze trends in models and understand  Interannual variability and decadal  Model support: direct sea ice perturbation experiments connections to moisture transport.
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