Time		Title		Authors
DAY 1
9:00		Welcome and logistics, Goals, Introduction		Leif Toudal Pedersen,  Lars-Anders Breivik, Tom  Carrieres, Frank Kauker
9:30		Validation of a regional coupled ocean/sea ice model in Nares Strait		Till Rasmussen
10:00		Development of operational coupled sea ice and ocean model at DMI		Stiig Wilkenskjeld
10:15		Canceled
10:45		Break
11:15		Parameter sensitivity to assimilation of different data in a sea-ice model using the Ensemble Kalman Filter		Christof Koenig Beatty
11:45		Assimilation of  sea ice observations in a coupled ocean sea ice state estimate of the Labrador Sea using the adjoint method		Ian Fenty
12:15		Lunch
13:30		Discussion: Is there an optimal ice model for all purposes or classes of models that are more appropriate to ice services or climate modeling. How close are we to having a linearized version of a coupled ice-ocean model?		Moderator: Tom Carrieres
14:30		Assimilation of observed and unobserved ocean and sea ice		Lars Axell
15:00		Break
15:30		Variational assimilation of hydrographic and ice concentration observations into a coupled ocean sea ice model of the Arctic		Thomas Kaminski
15:45		Quantitative Network Design		Thomas Kaminski
16:00		Adjoint analysis of the summer 2007 low in Arctic sea-ice area		Frank Kauker
16:30		Discussion:  Strengths and weaknesses of DA techniques and how each can benefit from the other.		Moderator: Mark Buehner
19:30		Workshop Dinner at the Copenhagen Planetarium
DAY 2
9:00		An overview of some Environment Canada sea ice data assimilation projects		Tom Carrieres
9:30		Sea ice thickness categories and their error covariances for assimilation with a three-dimensional variational data assimilation system		Alain Caya
10:00		Towards the use of high-resolution remote sensing data in a three-dimensional variational analysis system: A collaboration with OSI-SAF		Mark Buehner
10:30		Break
11:00		Assessment of the ECCO2 regional optimized solution in the Arctic		An T. Nguyen
11:30		Discussion: Background error estimation, use of observations, etc. What are main      sources of sea-ice background error (i.e. 12-24h forecasts):atmospheric forcing error? ocean forcing error? sciences of ice model? uncertain parameters (drag coeff., yield curve)? What fraction of the error can be explained by: ice displacement errors? melt/growth errors?		Moderator: Lars-Anders Breivik
12:30		Lunch
13:30		The joint NSIDC and EUMETSAT sea ice re-analysis		Rasmus Tonboe
14:00		The DAMOCLES project and beyond - recent advances in oceanographic observations in arctic regions and the legacy of IPY oceanography		Jean Claude Gascard
14:30		Measurements of Arctic sea ice thickness with upward-looking sonars in 2004 and 2007		Joao Rodrigues
15:00		Break
15:30		OSI SAF SEA Ice products and their use in ocean-ice-model data assimilation		Lars-Anders Breivik
16:00		The met.no ice chart archive		Nick Hughes
16:30		Discussion: can models and data assimilations systems improve the utility of observations and re-analyses		Moderator: Leif Toudal Pedersen
DAY 3
9:00		Arctic Wide Ice Motion Estimation from Operational Satellite Imagery: improving the time span and accuracy of low resolution products		Thomas Lavergne
9:30		High resolution Arctic Sea Ice drift		Leif Toudal Pedersen
10:00		Satellite remote sensing of Arctic surface parameters at University of Bremen		Christian Melsheimer
10:30		Break
11:00		Discussion: Intro by Thomas Lavergne - Satellite derived ice drift is NOT velocity. Operational sources of sea ice drift and thickness, error estimation and representativeness		Moderator: Thomas Lavergne
12:00		Planning: collaboration, future meetings, etc.
12:30		Lunch, meeting end
13:30		IICWG IPY Project coordination