COPER

Coastal permafrost erosion, organic carbon and nutrient release to the arctic nearshore zone (COPER) Permafrost Erosion Arctic permafrost coasts, which account for 34% of the coasts of the Earth, are extremely [...] change, because the frozen bluffs, upon contact with seawater, lose the cohesion provided by the permafrost matrix and are instantly washed away by incoming waves. With warming in the Arctic expected to [...] e the spatial variability of particulate and dissolved organic carbon and nutrient contents in permafrost sediments and ground ice as well their sediment characteristics through cross-shore sampling transects

Watching the Arctic Thaw in Fast-forward

Permafrost
The frozen permafrost in the Arctic is thawing on an alarming scale. By analysing an annual record of satellite images, researchers at the Alfred Wegener Institute have now confirmed these

Lesson_Plan_Permafrost_in_the_Arctic_Nov2020.pdf

Forever frozen? Permafrost in the Arctic In story 1 students receive basic knowledge about permafrost and the consequences of climate change for permafrost. The importance of permafrost research is explained [...] changed in the Arctic over the last decades? What is permafrost? How does thawing permafrost affect the Arctic environment? How does thawing permafrost affect Arctic infrastructure? The main goal of this [...] and learn about permafrost in the Arctic and the effect of degrading permafrost on the Arctic environment. The focus lies on the complex interactions between men, nature and permafrost and resulting conflicts

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Ocean_and_Climate_Change_12Oct2020.pdf

ice loss, more waves, thawing permafrost Impacts on people Arctic coastline erosion • Community relocation Kivalina, Alaska. Blair Shishmaref, Alaska. USGS Eroding permafrost coastline in Siberia. P. Overduin

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Frozen-Ground Cartoons

topics can be found here: What is permafrost? Greenhouse effect and climate change in permafrost regions How do scientists measure climate change? Local solutions when permafrost thaws Arctic science: a col [...] a reindeer or navigate in interactive maps that show you the permafrost zones in the Arctic. In interviews, you will learn what permafrost is, what the effects of climate change are and how scientists [...] is to make knowledge about permafrost accessible to pupils, teachers and parents by creating cartoons. With this project, we want to establish an understanding for permafrost research among a broader audience

FluxWIN

emissions in this project is also important for understanding how now-frozen soils will respond to permafrost thaw as soils that are always frozen shift to becoming seasonally or perennially thawed with increased

ICOP 2016

inventory of the yedoma permafrost region the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the Eleventh ICOP Barbecue at the Barbecue Ingmar gives his great speech about monitoring of permafrost dynamics Guido - unstoppable [...] Jens and Dr. Valentin Spektor in front of the Yedoma-Map-Poster Matthias having his talk about permafrost soil carbon storage in the Lena-Delta Josefine in front of her poster Conference Banquet while

Gallery

Gallery Muostakh Island is a slender crescent of land in the Laptev Sea with ice-rich Yedoma permafrost. The sun has set over Muostakh Island in the central Laptev Sea. A driftwood fire on the beach provides [...] provides warmth at the end of the summer as we ready to return to civilization. Since permafrost begins to degrade as soon as it is submerged, for example as the coastline retreats, we often work close

Expeditions

), MPI Yakutsk (Melnikov Permafrost Institute), and NEFU (North-Eastern Federal University Yakutsk). Duration: Four Weeks. Goals: Exposed to subaquatic conditions, permafrost thaw occurs exponentially [...] Melnikov Permafrost Institute Yakutsk and ERC PETA-CARB in the eastern Lena Delta (Sobo Sise Island) and on Bykovsky Peninsula. Transport: Helicopter. Duration: Three Weeks. Goals: Sampling of permafrost soils [...] reconstructions, geodetic surveys of subsidence caused by permafrost thaw, bathymetric surveys, installation of temperature sensors in permafrost boreholes and lakes. PETA-CARB participants: Guido Grosse

Remote Sensing

of permafrost characteristics. In addition to their remoteness and difficult accessibility, all of them are vulnerable to rapid external disturbances due to the presence of very ice-rich permafrost close [...] characteristics of the surrounding permafrost because of the high heat storage capacity of water. A comprehensive inventory of thermokarst lakes in ice-rich permafrost and the documentation of current lake [...] not only very exciting visually but convey important scientific information on the stability of permafrost and changes in the northern the carbon cycle. The Siberian and Alaskan key study regions of the