Part 1 –

Download and install ImageJ software. Download sea ice data.

Part 2 –

Bring the sea ice datasets into ImageJ, apply a lookup table, and animate the images. Measure the extent of sea ice in November of each year.

Part 3 –

Import the sea ice extent measurements into Microsoft Excel and process the data.

Part 4 –

Download data on Arctic temperatures from the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) Climate Analysis Branch and graph them using Microsoft Excel.

Part 5 –

Measure sea ice decline elsewhere in the region.