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The aim is to provide data supporting modeling experiments related to sea ice loss and its impact on nitrogen biogeochemistry in the Arctic Ocean.

April 15, 2026Open Access

Code and model data submission to the article: "Sea ice loss drives a regime shift in Arctic Ocean nitrogen biogeochemistry" in Nature Communications Earth and Environment

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The aim is to provide data supporting modeling experiments related to sea ice loss and its impact on nitrogen biogeochemistry in the Arctic Ocean.
Conducted Lagrangian experiments to track particle movement and interactions
Estimated benthic denitrification rates to measure nitrogen cycling
Compiled results and code into a zip file for dissemination
Demonstrated changes in nitrogen biogeochemistry linked to sea ice loss
Provided quantifiable estimates of benthic denitrification rates
Offered modeling insights into the effects of environmental shifts

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In this zip file you will find the code and data associated with the modelling component (1 Lagrangian experiments and 2 benthic denitrification rate estimates) of the article "Sea ice loss drives a regime shift in Arctic Ocean nitrogen biogeochemistry". Please refer to the 'Read me' file for further details.

Code and model data submission to the article: "Sea ice loss drives a regime shift in Arctic Ocean nitrogen biogeochemistry" in Nature Communications Earth and Environment

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