As we all know, Global warming is leading to a high rate of ICE melting in the polar regions, which leads to the extinction of many wildlife and a rise in the ocean level. Today, the Arctic is warming twice as quickly as the rest of the planet, and its sea ice is decreasing by more than 10 percent every decade. As this ice melts, darker patches of the ocean begin to surface, nullifying the effect that previously chilled the poles, resulting in greater air temperatures and upsetting regular ocean circulation patterns. As a result of a combination of warming air and ocean temperatures in the Arctic and tropics, jet stream alterations are causing the polar vortex to appear outside of the Arctic more frequently, according to research.
PIM-PD is developed to reduce these natural effects, which predicts the ice melting rate in polar regions. It measures various variables of the atmosphere that affect the polar ice region and are connected in a mesh network of devices in different polar areas. The data is sent to the database. The data from the database is used to predict the areas with higher rates of polar ice melting.
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