Thermal regime of active layer at two lithologically contrasting sites on James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula.

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Autoři	HRBÁČEK Filip NÝVLT Daniel LÁSKA Kamil
Rok publikování	2016
Druh	Další prezentace na konferencích
Fakulta / Pracoviště MU	Přírodovědecká fakulta
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Popis	Antarctic Peninsula region (AP) represents one of the most rapidly warming parts of our planet in the last 50 years. Despite increasing research activities along both western and eastern sides of AP in last decades, there is still a lot of gaps in our knowledge relating to permafrost, active layer and its thermal and physical properties. This study brings new results of active layer monitoring on James Ross Island, which is the largest island in northern AP. Its northern part, Ulu Peninsula, is the largest ice-free area (more than 200 km2) in the region. Due its large area, we focused this study on sites located in different lithologies, which would affect local thermal regime of active layer.
Související projekty:	Integrovaný výzkum environmentálních změn v krajinné sféře Země