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[ACG38-P03]On the atmospheric response experiment to a Blue Arctic Ocean
*中村 哲1、山崎 孝治1、本田 明治2、浮田 甚郎2、Jaiser Ralf3、Handorf Doerthe3、Dethloff Klaus3 (1.北海道大学大学院地球環境科学研究院、2.新潟大学理学部自然環境科学科、3.アルフレッドウェゲナー研究所)
キーワード：
北極海氷後退、北極振動、気候変動、極端気候、極域増幅
We demonstrated atmospheric responses to a reduction in Arctic sea ice via simulations in which Arctic sea ice decreased stepwise from the present-day range to an ice-free range. In all cases, the tropospheric response exhibited a negative Arctic Oscillation (AO)-like pattern. An intensification of the climatological planetary-scale wave due to the present-day sea ice reduction on the Atlantic side of the Arctic Ocean induced stratospheric polar vortex weakening and the subsequent negative AO. Conversely, strong Arctic warming due to ice-free conditions across the entire Arctic Ocean induced a weakening of the tropospheric westerlies corresponding to a negative AO without troposphere-stratosphere coupling, for which the planetary-scale wave response to a surface heat source extending to the Pacific side of the Arctic Ocean was responsible. Because the resultant negative AO-like response was accompanied by secondary circulation in the meridional plane, atmospheric heat transport into the Arctic increased, accelerating the Arctic amplification.