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Table S2. Parameters for the sea ice biogeochemical model. Symbol

Description

Unit

Default value

Reference

 ia / Pmia

Ratio of (μmol photons 0.44 photosynthetic m–2 s–1)–1 parameters (photosynthetic efficiency and maximum photosynthetic rate) for IA

Within the range of Lavoie et al. (2005)

bia

Temperature (◦C)–1 sensitivity coefficient for ice algal growth

0.0633

Lavoie (2005)

et

al.

Cice

Critical ice m d–1 growth/melt rate

0.015

Lavoie (2005)

et

al.

Cio

Drag coefficient at the ice-ocean interface

0.0054

Shirasawa and Ingram (1997)

D

Molecular m2 s–1 diffusivity for nutrients at the ice-water interface

0.47× 10–9

Rebreanu et al. (2008)

flia

Fraction of ice algae linear mortality that goes to NH4

0.3

This study

fseed

Fraction of ice algae sloughing that contributes to P2 seeding

0.1

Lavoie (2009)

et

al.

kn

Half-saturation mmol N m–3 constant for nitrogen uptake

1

Lavoie (2005)

et

al.

ks

Half-saturation mmol Si m–3 constant for silicon uptake

4

Lavoie (2005)

et

al.

mlia

Rate constant for d–1

0.03

This study

ice algae linear mortality mqia

Rate constant of d–1 (mmol N m–3 0.00015 ice algae d–1)–1 quadratic mortality

This study

iamax

Maximum d–1 specific ice algal growth rate

0.85

Lavoie (2005)

et

al.

qsi2n

Intracellular silicon-tonitrogen ratio

1.7

Mundy (2014)

et

al.

rpond

Melt pond m d–1 drainage rate

0.0175

Taylor and Feltham (2003)

rnit

Nitrification rate d–1 constant in sea ice

0.01

This study

vn

Scale factor for mmol N m–3 nitrogen preferance function

0.2

Denman (2003)

ν

Kinematic viscosity seawater

1.85×10–6

Lavoie (2005)

This study

mol Si:mol N

m2s–1 of

zia

Thickness of the m ice skeletal layer

0.03

zoc

Thickness of the m ocean vertical grid

1

et

al.