Published: Jul 1, 2013 by The PISM Authors
| Title | Grounding-line migration in plan-view marine ice-sheet models: results of the ice2sea MISMIP3d intercomparison |
| Authors | F. Pattyn and others, including T. Albrecht and M. Huetten |
| Venue | Journal of Glaciology |
These are the results of a comparison between plan-view marine ice-sheet models, MISMIP3D. The major experiments use a spatially-varying perturbation in basal sliding parameters. The goal is to model the evolution of curved grounding lines and the corresponding generating buttressing effects. Steady-state grounding-line positions and the degree of reversibility are analyzed. PISM results from PIK authors Albrecht and Huetten, on a 1 km grid using a hybrid-SSA formulation, show the same quality of steady state positions and reversibility as models, often specially-designed for these grounding line geometries, with more complete stress balances.
