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The assessment of ice management success is important for ensuring the safety of floating structures in sea ice environments. The context is the ISO 19906 standard for arctic offshore structures, which specifies ice load requirements. General aspects of ice management systems that influence success are described and a specific example for the Beaufort Sea is provided to illustrate a way of determining managed swath width based on drift forecasting capabilities. Regulatory objectives are also discussed.
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