Many moons ago Chris Reynolds produced regular updates of PIOMAS regional volume derived from the gridded thickness data. Here's the most recent example:
and here's his explanatory article:
http://dosbat.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/regional-piomas-volume-data.htmlThere seems to be a lot of renewed interest in such data, so can we pick things up where Chris left off?
Rob Dekker asks:
Jim, did Chris Reynolds define the various 'seas' anywhere ?
To which the answer is yes. See Chris's article above and the associated data at:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B3pB-kdzoLU3T2RSSGIxYkJVMlUMy first thought was to start from Zack Labe's public domain PIOMAS python code available at:
https://github.com/zmlabe/SeaIceThicknessZack's currently away from his office at a conference in Colorado, but has kindly agreed to provide the missing "grids.txt" file on his return.
Does anybody else have any other suggestions?