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14:30-15:00: Some ideas on sea ice climate and navigation 
in the Baltic Sea 
Klaus Strübing 
15:00-15:30: Poster introductions: 
Ove Pärn, Kimmo Karrell, 
Christian Nohr, Elise Reply, 
Stefan Kern, Iris Werner 
15:30-18:00: Poster session, Coffee 
19:30 Conference Dinner 
Friday, September, 2 
8:30- 9:00: Morning Coffee 
9:00- 9:30: Thermodynamic modeling of snow and land fast 
ice during spring melt-freezing period in the Baltic Sea Bin Cheng 
9:30-10:00: Brine release processes in melting sea ice. 
Results from an Arctic fjord, spring 2004 
10:00-10:30: Predictability of sea ice salinity and 
microstructure from crystal growth theory 
10:30-11:00: Coffee 
11:00-11:30: Sensitivity of Arctic Sea Ice in Rossby 
Centre Numerical Models 
11:30-12:00: Numerical Sensitivity Study of climate 
relevant processes in the Barents Sea 
12:00-12:30: Announcements, Closing 
Poster Program 
1. Analysis of the ice model results for the Gulf of Finland. Ove Pärn, Jari Haapala 
2. Ridged ice (Hailuoto, Gulf of Bothnia) as sympagic organism habitat. Kimmo Karrell 
3. Spatial and temporal variability of ice growth and melting of waters of the region Oulu- 
Marjaniemi-Röyttä (Gulf of Bothnia). Élise Lépy 
4. About polynia extents and sea ice compactness in the Kara sea obtained from 
Microwave radiometry. Stefan Kern 
5. Ice winter strength in the western Baltic Sea in the period 1300-1500. Natalija 
Schmelzer, G. Koslowski 
6. Under-ice zooplankton in the Baltic Sea. Iris Werner 
7. Reconstruction of Annual Maximum Ice Extent in the Baltic Sea 1660-2005. Lars Axell 
8. A Simplified Model of Sea Ice Deformation Based on the Formation Direction of Leads. 
Christian Nohr, Göran Björk, Bo G. Gustafsson 
Karolina Widell 
Sönke Maus 
Ralf Döscher, 
Markus Meier,Klaus Wyser 
Ingo Harms, 
Kerstin Hatten, 
Corinna Schrum