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1. Evaluation of different freshwater forcing scenarios for the 8.2 ka BP event in a coupled climate model A. Wiersma et al.
2. Partial ages: diagnosing transport processes by means of multiple clocks A. Mouchet et al.
3. Sensitivity of a global oceanic carbon cycle model to the circulation and to the fate of organic matter: Preliminary results A. Mouchet & L. François
4. A finite element method for solving the shallow water equations on the sphere R. Comblen et al.
5. Problems with using radiocarbon to infer ocean ventilation rates for past and present climates J. Campin et al.
6. Impact of sea-ice formation on the properties of Antarctic bottom water H. Goosse et al.
7. Multiscale two-way embedding schemes for free-surface primitive equations in the “Multidisciplinary Simulation, Estimation and Assimilation System” P. Haley & P. Lermusiaux
8. A one-dimensional benchmark for the propagation of Poincaré waves L. White et al.
9. Developments in ocean climate modelling S. Griffies et al.
10. Importance of ice‐ocean interactions for the global ocean circulation: A model study H. Goosse & T. Fichefet
11. Modeling the effect of freshwater pulses on the early Holocene climate: The influence of high‐frequency climate variability H. Renssen et al.
12. A split-explicit second order Runge–Kutta method for solving 3D hydrodynamic equations A. Ishimwe et al.
13. Description of the Earth system model of intermediate complexity LOVECLIM version 1.2 H. Goosse et al.
14. The Arctic freshwater cycle during a naturally and an anthropogenically induced warm climate F. Davies et al.
15. Geodetic effects of the ocean response to atmospheric forcing in an ocean general circulation model O. de Viron et al.
16. Structured adaptive mesh refinement using leapfrog time integration on a staggered grid for ocean models A. Herrnstein et al.
17. A comparison of three finite elements to solve the linear shallow water equations E. Hanert et al.
18. Antarctic sea ice variability during 1958–1999: A simulation with a global ice‐ocean model T. Fichefet et al.
19. A coastal ocean model intercomparison study for a three-dimensional idealised test case B. Tartinville et al.
20. Representing icebergs in the iLOVECLIM model (version 1.0) – a sensitivity study M. Bügelmayer et al.
21. Accuracy and stability of the discretised isopycnal-mixing equation P. Mathieu et al.
22. The effects of the water flow through the Canadian Archipelago in a global ice‐ocean model H. Goosse et al.
23. Parameterization of density-driven downsloping flow for a coarse-resolution ocean model in <i>z</i>-coordinate J. Campin & H. Goosse
24. How do icebergs affect the Greenland ice sheet under pre-industrial conditions? – a model study with a fully coupled ice-sheet–climate model M. Bügelmayer et al.
25. Influence of the Exchanges between the Atlantic and the Arctic on Sea Ice Volume Variations during the Period 1955–97 H. Goosse et al.
26. What is wrong with isopycnal diffusion in world ocean models? P. Mathieu & E. Deleersnijder
27. The Influence of Ocean Convection Patterns on High-Latitude Climate Projections M. Schaeffer et al.
28. Tracer Conservation for Three-Dimensional, Finite-Element, Free-Surface, Ocean Modeling on Moving Prismatic Meshes L. White et al.
29. Internal ice-sheet variability as source for the multi-century and millennial-scale iceberg events during the Holocene? A model study M. Bügelmayer-Blaschek et al.
30. Simulating the Holocene climate evolution at northern high latitudes using a coupled atmosphere-sea ice-ocean-vegetation model H. Renssen et al.
31. The leaky funnel model, a metaphor of the ventilation of the World Ocean as simulated in an OGCM A. MOUCHET & E. DELEERSNIJDER
32. A role for icebergs in the 8.2 ka climate event A. Wiersma & J. Jongma
33. The impact of Sahara desertification on Arctic cooling during the Holocene F. Davies et al.
34. Fingerprinting the 8.2 ka event climate response in a coupled climate model A. Wiersma et al.
35. Impact of sea-ice formation on the properties of Antarctic bottom water H. Goosse et al.
36. Sensitivity of a global coupled ocean‐sea ice model to the parameterization of vertical mixing H. Goosse et al.