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 ==== Associated publications ====
-**Last deglaciation experiment design, version 1:**\\
+  * **Last deglaciation experiment design, version 1:**\\ \\ **Transient climate simulations of the deglaciation 21–9 thousand years before present (version 1) – PMIP4 Core experiment design and boundary conditions**, Ivanovic et al, GMD, 2016, [[https://dx.doi.org/10.5194/gmd-9-2563-2016|doi:10.5194/gmd-9-2563-2016]]
-Ivanovic, R. F.; Gregoire, L. J.; Kageyama, M.; Roche, D. M.; Valdes, P. J.; Burke, A.; Drummond, R.; Peltier, W. R. and Tarasov, L.: Transient climate simulations of the deglaciation 21–9 thousand years before present, version 1; PMIP4 Core experiment design and boundary conditions, Geosci. Model Dev. Discuss., 8, 9045-9102, doi:[[http://www.geosci-model-dev-discuss.net/gmd-2015-215/|10.5194/gmdd-8-9045-2015]], 2015. \\
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 ===== Version 1 Specifications =====
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 | Bathymetry  | Keep consistent with the coastlines, and otherwise use either: \\ - Data associated with the ice sheet; it is optional how often the bathymetry is updated \\ - Preindustrial bathymetry |
 | River routing | Ensure that rivers reach the coastline \\ It is recommended (optional) to use one of the following: \\ - Preindustrial configuration for the model \\ - Transient routing provided with the ice sheet reconstruction (if available) \\ - Manual/model calculation of river network to match topography  |
-| Freshwater fluxes | At participant discretion. Three options are: //melt-uniform//, //melt-routed// and //no-melt//: \\ - //Melt-uniform// : use a globally uniform ice meltwater flux, e.g. as associated with one of the ice sheet reconstructions [[:data:freshwater|[Access to data]]] \\ - //Melt-routed// : use a routed ice meltwater flux, e.g. as associated with one of the ice sheet reconstructions [[:data:freshwater|[Access to data]]] \\ - //No-melt// : have no ice sheet meltwater in the simulation \\ It is recommended (optional) to run at least one Core simulation with a scenario consistent with the chosen ice sheet reconstruction to conserve salinity. |
+| Freshwater fluxes | At participant discretion. Three options are: //melt-uniform//, //melt-routed// and //no-melt//: \\ - //Melt-uniform// : use a globally uniform ice meltwater flux, e.g. as associated with one of the ice sheet reconstructions\\ [ [[data:ice_ice6g_c#freshwater_fluxes|ICE-6G_C]] ] - [ [[data:ice_glac_1d#freshwater_fluxes|GLAC-1D]] ] \\ - //Melt-routed// : use a routed ice meltwater flux, e.g. as associated with one of the ice sheet reconstructions\\ [ [[data:ice_ice6g_c#freshwater_fluxes|ICE-6G_C]] ] - [ [[data:ice_glac_1d#freshwater_fluxes|GLAC-1D]] ] \\ - //No-melt// : have no ice sheet meltwater in the simulation \\ It is recommended (optional) to run at least one Core simulation with a scenario consistent with the chosen ice sheet reconstruction to conserve salinity. |
 | Vegetation & land cover \\ Aerosols (dust) | Prescribed preindustrial cover or dynamic vegetation model \\ Prescribed preindustrial distribution or prognostic aerosols |