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​Terrestrial Projects

​​Broad-scale Lake and Permafrost Dynamics in the Western Alaska LCC Region

7/31/2019

 

​This project focuses on permafrost change and its effect on lake habitat change in major lake districts of the Western Alaska LCC. Land, resource, and wildlife managers, as well as local communities in Western Alaska, need spatially explicit information to determine past lake habitat changes, identify spatial patterns that could be correlated to climate, and project future habitat changes. Forecasting future changes will assist with developing habitat conservation plans and assessing the stability of freshwater resources for communities. 
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​Project ID: WA2011_02 ​
Lead Investigator: Guido Grosse, Alfred Wegener Institute Centre for Polar and Marine Research; Vladimir Romanovsky, University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute
Collaborators: Tom Dolittle, USFWS; Ben Jones, USGS; Michael Brubaker, ANTHC; David Swanson, NPS
Project Duration: 2011 - 2014
Products
Regmi et al. (2012) Poster.pdf
File Size: 2360 kb
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Webinar 2015 May 5: Broad-scale Lake and Permafrost Dynamics in the Western Alaska LCC region.pdf
File Size: 16441 kb
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Regmi et al. (2012) Remote Sensing.pdf
File Size: 931 kb
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Related Resources

The Permafrost Lab at the UAF Geophysical Institute

Dr. Gross


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