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"N_Cook" wrote in message news
![]() I don't know what it means in terms of proportionality, as to the amount of leads in the ice, falsely interpreted melt-ponds as sea, or whatever I'm really no expert at all, but isn't SIA always considered to be much less reliable a metric than SIE, because of the obvious difficulties in making the SIA assessments. And presumably this is going to be one of the extra tricky times of year, ie when there's a lot of potentially rotten ice around. |
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