[Parameters: Topic='CRYOSPHERE', Term='FROZEN GROUND', Variable_Level_1='PERMAFROST']
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Permafrost temperature - Snow patch in Adventdalen (1)
Entry ID:
org.polarresearch-589
Summary
Abstract:
For monitoring of permafrost temperature, this 10m deep borehole was drilled in Adventdalen, next to the old, dry river channel from Todalen. The channel collects snow in winter while the surface at the borehole site is kept more or less snowfree by wind action. An automatic camera is used to monitor the snow cover. Stratigraphy: 0-2m: Till. Possibly silt and clay layers from 1.5m. Some ice 1-1.5m. Ice-rich 1.5-2m. 2-3.3m: Ice-rich (~50%) and silt/clay layers. A few thin coarser layers 3.3-4m: Coarser and less ice. 4-6m: Some ice (less with depth). Silt/clay layers in coarser (gravel) material. 6-10m: silt/sand/(clay). Increasing plasicity with depth.
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Data Set Citation
Dataset Originator/Creator:
Christiansen
Dataset Title:
Permafrost temperature - Snow patch borewhole 1 SN-B-1
Data Presentation Form:
Online database
Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
2008-07-30
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Data Resolution
Horizontal Resolution Range:
Point Resolution
Vertical Resolution Range: < 1 meter Temporal Resolution Range: Hourly - < Daily Science Keywords
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Project
Quality
Sensor accuracy +/-0.2 deg.C
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Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2009-02-11
Last DIF Revision Date:
2013-06-12
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