Figure 7.14 Schematic illustration of the Arctic freshwater budget. In addition to water fluxes (represented by arrows), water is also stored in the form of low-salinity ocean water, sea ice, glaciers, groundwater, and permafrost. The blue region indicates the average March sea-ice extent for the period 1980–1989 from satellite passive microwave data (Lique et al., 2016).


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Publication: Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) 2017

Page number: 191

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Caption: Figure 7.14 Schematic illustration of the Arctic freshwater budget. In addition to water fluxes (represented by arrows), water is also stored in the form of low-salinity ocean water, sea ice, glaciers, groundwater, and permafrost. The blue region indicates the average March sea-ice extent for the period 1980–1989 from satellite passive microwave data (Lique et al., 2016).


Location: circumArctic, circum-arctic, Arctic

Copyright: Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)

Cartographer / Designer: Burnthebook.co.uk