Daily sea ice thickness in the Northern Hemisphere

Daily sea ice thickness data for the entire Northern Hemisphere. The data were derived from the thermodynamic history of sea ice, estimated using satellite microwave radiometer observations (AMSR-E / AMSR2). See Kimura, N. and Hasumi, H.: Estimating Arctic sea ice thickness from satellite-based ice history, The Cryosphere, 20, 2331–2349, https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-20-2331-2026, 2026. for details of the calculation method. File naming: Before extraction: sitYYYY.zip where YYYY indicates the year. After extraction: sitYYMMDDnh.txt where YY indicates the year, MM the month, and DD the day. Format: Plain text file Each line contains: latitude (N), longitude (E), sea ice thickness (m) The number of lines varies seasonally (more in winter, fewer in summer). Data points are located on a 10-km regular grid in polar stereographic coordinates. Coverage: 2007/01/01-2011/09/27 2016/07/16-2024/12/31 (4822 days)