SuperUser Account / Thursday, February 21, 2013 / Categories: Ocean Observation and Monitoring (OOM), Ocean Climate Observations, Arctic Research Program New video series from NOAA Ocean Today explores the role of sea ice in the ocean The 2012 Arctic summer sea ice extent is the lowest since taking measurement. In a new three-part video series from NOAA Ocean Today, learn about sea ice and why it is so important; how scientists are detecting and measuring change in sea ice; and the impacts of shrinking Arctic sea ice. Part I: What is sea ice and why is it shrinking? Part II: How do we measure ice? Part III: Shrinking ice: Impacts CPO's John Calder, Kathy Crane, Rebecca Lindsey, and Diane Stanitski contributed to the production of these videos. They are available for download on the Ocean Today website. Previous Article NOAA Replaces RAMA Moorings in the Indian Ocean Next Article New Article Highlights Challenges of Research in the High Latitudes Print 9604