On the modeling of nonlinear wind-induced ice-drift ocean currents at the North Pole

Starting from the governing equations for geophysical flows, by means of a thin-shell approximation and a tangent plane approximation, we derive the equations describing, at leading order, the nonlinear ice-drift flow for regions centered around the North Pole. An exact solution is derived in the material/Lagrangian formalism, describing a superposition of oscillations, a mean Ekman flow and a geostrophic current.

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2025-03-17
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Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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On the modeling of nonlinear wind-induced ice-drift ocean currents at the North Pole

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On the modeling of nonlinear wind-induced ice-drift ocean currents at the North Pole

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Starting from the governing equations for geophysical flows, by means of a thin-shell approximation and a tangent plane approximation, we derive the equations describing, at leading order, the nonlinear ice-drift flow for regions centered around the North Pole. An exact solution is derived in the material/Lagrangian formalism, describing a superposition of oscillations, a mean Ekman flow and a geostrophic current.

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