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ENSO Extremes Python code used in Macha et al. (2024); The Cryosphere

Monash University
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This depository contains the scripts used to analyse Antarctic surface mass balance changes during Extreme ENSO events.

This work was undertaken as part of my PhD at Monash University, as part of the Australian Research Council Special Research Initiative for Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SR200100005). My PhD is supervised by Prof. Andrew Mackintosh, Dr. Felicity McCormack, Prof. Helen McGregor and Dr. Benjamin Henley.

This work is supplement to a research article submitted to The Cryosphere.

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Created: 2025-02-23

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Antarctic Ice Sheet | Antarctic snow accumulation | Antarctic surface mass balance | Antarctica | Climate change processes | Climatology | ENSO | East Antarctica | El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) | El Nino/Southern Oscillation | Extreme ENSO events | Extreme events | Glaciology | Meteorology | Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified | RACMO | West Antarctica | atmospheric circulation | atmospheric temperature | climate change | climate variability | polar climate | precipitation | spatiotemporal variability |

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