ARCA: Executive Summary ARctic: present Climatic change and past extreme events ARtico: cambiamento Climatico Attuale ed eventi estremi del passato

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ARCA: Executive Summary ARctic: present Climatic change and past extreme events ARtico: cambiamento Climatico Attuale ed eventi estremi del passato Michele Rebesco OGS MAECI ARCA Final Conference, 11 October 2016

ARCA is an excellence project funded by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) through the mechanism of rewarding funds for specific projects proposed by the scientific research public institutions (EPR) PARTNERS: CNR, National Research Council (Coordinator) OGS, National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics INGV, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia

OBJECTIVE: to study the mechanisms behind the release of large volumes of cold and fresh water from meldng of ice caps, invesdgadng the complex ArcDc system from both paleoclimadc perspecdve (last 20,000 years) and present air-sea-ice interacdon process points of view Structure: ü WP1 - (coordinated by CNR): Atmosphere-hydrosphere and cryosphere integrated system ü WP2 - (coordinated by INGV): Dynamics of large outlet glaciers in Greenland ü WP3 - (coordinated by OGS): Extreme melt-water s events reconstruction ü WP4 - (coordinated by CNR): Conceptual model and distributed system for the management, use and dissemination of data

WP1 - Atmosphere-hydrosphere and cryosphere integrated system At the Italian station Dirigibile Italia, several instruments are installed to investigate the physical and chemical properties of the atmosphere, the fluxes, of heat radiation and chemicals within the interface atmosphere-icesnow-ground. The scientific platform continuously operational can provide data of all the components of the energy balance at the surface, and all information on weather, cloudiness and turbulence. A key element of this station is the 32 m height Admundsen- Nobile Climate Change Tower (CCT), that has the capability to host and manage many sensors, allowing to carry out measurements and research in an optimal way. The measurements started in 2009 and further implemented in 2010. There are also parametric models to study the processes of the Arctic Atmosphere Boundary Layer and the complex interactions between the atmospherehydrosphere-cryosphere.

WP1-ATM: Atmospheric Radiation Budget Impact of atmospheric parameters such as water vapor, aerosol and ozone concentrations on the ground radiation budget (at IR wavelengths in particular) and temperature by: 1) making use of existing datasets obtained at Thule Air Base (Greenland) during previous campaigns (2009-2015); 2) strengthening the observing capabilities in the Arctic; 3) carrying out an additional winter field campaign of atmospheric constituents at Thule. Water Vapor Spectrometer VESPA-22

WP2:Study of the seismic signal for the detection of seiche waves originated by iceberg calving at outlet glaciers (Radio Echo Sounding & GLISN). Greenland Ice Sheet Monitoring Network www.glisn.info Test site 1: Ilulissat Icefjord Number of calving events detected at station ILULI monthly variation from 2009 to 2014.

WP3: Extreme melt-water s events reconstruction in the Barents Sea A wealth of geological and geophysical data have been collected in a series of international scientific marine expeditions within the ARCA project (CORIBAR and PREPARED cruises) and associated (SVAIS, EGLACOM, GLACIBAR, EDIPO, DEGLABAR, and BURSTER cruises) also on board the Italian OGS Explora vessel. NW Middle Slope SE NW Upper Slope SE >30,000 km 2 of bathymetry EG-03 0 m bsf 1 EG-02 SV-01 SV-04 5 ka 7.3 ka 8.3 ka? 10 ka MIS 1 SV-02 SV-03 SV-05 0 0? m bsf 1 1 5039 0 14929 1 2 OX-112.5-11.9 ka 14.070 Deglaciation 2 2 2 H1 3 OX-2 AMS 14 C dating (cal. a BP) >90 CT; >6,000 km ADCP; 3 moorings H1 Last Glacial MIS 2 3 4 5 3 H1 17748 4 5 OX-2 3 4 15062 5 15156 H1 20055 6 6 6 >2,000 km of seismics >450 m of sedimentary cores

WP3: Extreme melt-water s events reconstruction The data have been analyzed in collaboration with many national and international institutes: OGS Explora Speleothems, Antro del Corchia

WP4- ICT and data www.arcaproject.it BROKERING APPROACH DATA DATA MANAGEMENT Arca in OGS Artic Data Repository CLOUD INGV USER STORE IN REQUEST RESPONSE CNR INFRASTRUCTURE AND BROKER NODE DATA REQUEST URL RESPONSE LINK TO URL RECEIVE DATA

WP4 - Dissemination Graphic design, including logo and corporate. Website portal: www.arcaproject.it ARCA Final Conference side by side with the Arctic Council and the Italian Perspective Conference (10 and 11 October 2016). Several papers on different ARCA topics have been presented. Additional papers are in preparation and will be soon submitted for publication.

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