5A.2 Conducting the Arctic System Reanalysis using Polar WRF and WRFDA. Bromwich, David H., Aaron B. Wilson, Le-Sheng Bai, Ohio State University (OSU), G. W. Kent Moore, University of Toronto, Canada, Flavio Justino,

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