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• TITLE: Assessment of Ice Volume Changes in the Cryosphere via Simplified Heat Transport Model

  AUTHORS: T. V. Hromadka II, H. D. McInvale, M. Phillips, B. Espinosa

  KEYWORDS: Global Climate Change, Cryosphere, Phase Change, Cumulative Departure Method

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Climate Change, Vol.3 No.5, December 25, 2014

  ABSTRACT: In order to describe changes in ice volume in the cryosphere, a differential equation mathematical model is used in this paper. The dominating effects of freezing and thawing in the cryosphere enable simplification of the heat transport equations. This results in a mathematical model that can be solved exactly and is useful in investigating other climatic components, which in turn may be similarly analyzed for possible Global Circulation Model (GCM) validation. Data forms representing temperature and ice volume during the Pleistocene are available and can be directly compared with the exact solution of the simplified differential equation used in this paper. The model parameters may then be adjusted to approximate the effects of climate change; the adjusted model then run in reverse time, to develop an alternative history of ice volume of the cryosphere to be compared with the actual data interpretations previously published in the literature. In this fashion, an assessment may be made as to possible climate impacts in the cryosphere.