Permafrost and Periglacial Processes

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2004

Moisture content measurements of moss (Sphagnum spp.) using commercial sensors pp. 309-318

Kenji Yoshikawa, Pier Paul Overduin and Jennifer W. Harden

Cryogenic sediment‐filled wedges, northern Delaware, USA pp. 319-326

Mary D. Lemcke and Frederick E. Nelson

Generalized linear modelling in periglacial studies: terrain parameters and patterned ground pp. 327-338

Miska Luoto and Jan Hjort

Syngenetic permafrost growth: cryostratigraphic observations from the CRREL tunnel near Fairbanks, Alaska pp. 339-347

Y. Shur, H. M. French, M. T. Bray and D. A. Anderson

Interpretation of geothermal profiles perturbed by topography: the alpine permafrost boreholes at Stockhorn Plateau, Switzerland pp. 349-357

Stephan Gruber, Lorenz King, Thomas Kohl, Thomas Herz, Wilfried Haeberli and Martin Hoelzle

Apparent upfreezing of stones in late‐Pleistocene coversand, Bełchatów vicinity, Central Poland pp. 359-366

Jan S. Gozdzik and Hugh M. French

Ice segregation and gas distribution in permafrost using tomodensitometric analysis pp. 367-378

Fabrice Calmels and Michel Allard

Development of transverse ridges on rock glaciers: field measurements and laboratory experiments pp. 379-391

A. Kääb and M. Weber

Volume 15, issue 3, 2004

The nature and dynamics of mountain permafrost: introduction pp. 189-189

Charles Harris

Geophysical surveys designed to delineate the altitudinal limit of mountain permafrost: an example from Jotunheimen, Norway pp. 191-205

Christian Hauck, Ketil Isaksen, Daniel Vonder Mühll and Johan Ludvig Sollid

Permafrost and Little Ice Age glacier relationships, Posets Massif, Central Pyrenees, Spain pp. 207-220

Ralph Lugon, Reynald Delaloye, Enrique Serrano, Emmanuel Reynard, Christophe Lambiel and Juan J. González‐Trueba

New insights into mountain permafrost occurrence and characteristics in glacier forefields at high altitude through the application of 2D resistivity imaging pp. 221-227

Chr. Kneisel

Contribution of real‐time kinematic GPS in the study of creeping mountain permafrost: examples from the Western Swiss Alps pp. 229-241

Christophe Lambiel and Reynald Delaloye

Distribution and behaviour of rock glaciers in the Adamello–Presanella Massif (Italian Alps) pp. 243-259

Carlo Baroni, Alberto Carton and Roberto Seppi

Effects of volumetric ice content and strain rate on shear strength under triaxial conditions for frozen soil samples pp. 261-271

Lukas U. Arenson, Martha M. Johansen and Sarah M. Springman

The thermal regime of the active layer at the Murtèl rock glacier based on data from 2002 pp. 273-282

Susanne Hanson and Martin Hoelzle

Temperatures in two boreholes at Flüela Pass, Eastern Swiss Alps: the effect of snow redistribution on permafrost distribution patterns in high mountain areas pp. 283-297

Martina Luetschg, Veronika Stoeckli, Michael Lehning, Wilfried Haeberli and Walter Ammann

Rock‐wall temperatures in the Alps: modelling their topographic distribution and regional differences pp. 299-307

Stephan Gruber, Martin Hoelzle and Wilfried Haeberli

Volume 15, issue 2, 2004

The Circumpolar‐Active‐Layer‐Monitoring (CALM) Workshop: introduction pp. 99-101

Frederick E. Nelson, Nikolay I. Shiklomanov, Hanne H. Christiansen and Kenneth M. Hinkel

A model study of circum‐Arctic soil temperatures pp. 103-121

Christoph Oelke and Tingjun Zhang

Active‐layer spatial and temporal variability at European Russian Circumpolar‐Active‐Layer‐Monitoring (CALM) sites pp. 123-139

G. Mazhitova, G. Malkova (Ananjeva), O. Chestnykh and D. Zamolodchikov

Circumpolar‐Active‐Layer‐Monitoring (CALM) sites in the Mackenzie Valley, northwestern Canada pp. 141-153

Charles Tarnocai, F. Mark Nixon and Les Kutny

Meteorological control on interannual spatial and temporal variations in snow cover and ground thawing in two northeast Greenlandic Circumpolar‐Active‐Layer‐Monitoring (CALM) sites pp. 155-169

Hanne H. Christiansen

Frost‐boil ecosystems: complex interactions between landforms, soils, vegetation and climate pp. 171-188

Donald A. Walker, Howard E. Epstein, William A. Gould, Alexia M. Kelley, Anja N. Kade, Julie A. Knudson, William B. Krantz, Gary Michaelson, Rorik A. Peterson, Chien‐Lu Ping, Martha K. Raynolds, Vladimir E. Romanovsky and Yuri Shur

Volume 15, issue 1, 2004

Sedimentology and facies distribution of Pleistocene cold‐climate aeolian and fluvial deposits in the Roer Valley Graben (southeastern Netherlands) pp. 1-20

Jeroen Schokker and Eduard A. Koster

Thermal‐contraction‐crack networks as evidence for late‐Pleistocene permafrost in Inner Mongolia, China pp. 21-29

J. Vandenberghe, Cui Zhijiu, Zhao Liang and Zhang Wei

Stratigraphic and environmental implications of a large ice‐wedge cast at Tjæreborg, Denmark pp. 31-40

Else Kolstrup

Numerical simulation of the impacts of climate warming on a permafrost mound pp. 41-57

Sylvie Buteau, Richard Fortier, Georg Delisle and Michel Allard

A field perspective on modelling ‘single‐ridge’ ice‐wedge polygons pp. 59-65

C. R. Burn

Probability mapping of mountain permafrost using the BTS method, Wolf Creek, Yukon Territory, Canada pp. 67-80

Antoni G. Lewkowicz and Mark Ednie

Thermokarst as a short‐term permafrost disturbance, Central Yakutia pp. 81-87

Anatoli Brouchkov, Masami Fukuda, Alexander Fedorov, Pavel Konstantinov and Go Iwahana

Relict sorted patterned ground in Lesotho pp. 89-93

Paul Sumner

The thermal environment of blocky materials in the mountains of Central Asia pp. 95-98

Aldar P. Gorbunov, Sergei S. Marchenko and Eduard V. Seversky

Volume 14, issue 4, 2003

Preface pp. 297-297

Hugh French

Monitoring periglacial processes: new methodology and technology pp. 299-303

Norikazu Matsuoka and Ole Humlum

Inversion and interpretation of two‐dimensional geoelectrical measurements for detecting permafrost in mountainous regions pp. 305-318

Christian Hauck and Daniel Vonder Mühll

Imaging periglacial conditions with ground‐penetrating radar pp. 319-329

Brian J. Moorman, Stephen D. Robinson and Margo M. Burgess

Establishing long‐term permafrost observatories for active‐layer and permafrost investigations in Alaska: 1977–2002 pp. 331-342

T. E. Osterkamp

Determination of frozen soil thermal properties by heated needle probe pp. 343-347

Jaakko Putkonen

Application of differential global positioning systems to monitor frost heave and thaw settlement in tundra environments pp. 349-357

Jonathon D. Little, Heath Sandall, Michael T. Walegur and Frederick E. Nelson

Terrain analyses and surface velocity measurements of the Hiorthfjellet rock glacier, Svalbard pp. 359-365

Rune S. Ødegård, Ketil Isaksen, Trond Eiken and Johan Ludvig Sollid

Simulation of freezing‐thawing cycles in a permafrost microcosm for assessing microbial methane production under extreme conditions pp. 367-374

D. Wagner, C. Wille, S. Kobabe and E.‐M. Pfeiffer

Umiujaq, northern Québec: innovative techniques to monitor the decay of a lithalsa in response to climate change pp. 375-385

Georg Delisle, Michel Allard, Richard Fortier, Fabrice Calmels and É. Larrivée

Assessment of chemical denudation rates using hydrological measurements, water chemistry analysis and electromagnetic geophysical data pp. 387-397

Achim A. Beylich, Else Kolstrup, Niklas Linde, Laust B. Pedersen, Tage Thyrsted, Dorothea Gintz and Lars Dynesius

Snow cover and soil moisture controls on solifluction in an area of seasonal frost, eastern Alps pp. 399-410

Philipp Jaesche, Heinz Veit and Bernd Huwe

Making the most of new instrumentation pp. 411-419

Colin E. Thorn

Volume 14, issue 3, 2003

Massive ground ice body of glacial origin at Yugorski Peninsula, arctic Russia pp. 199-215

Ólafur Ingólfsson and Hanna Lokrantz

The Devensian periglacial record on Thanet, Kent, UK pp. 217-246

J. B. Murton, M. D. Bateman, C. A. Baker, R. Knox and C. A. Whiteman

Prediction of formation temperatures in permafrost regions from temperature logs in deep wells—field cases pp. 247-258

I. M. Kutasov and L. V. Eppelbaum

Evidence for late‐Pleistocene permafrost in the New Jersey Pine Barrens (latitude 39°N), eastern USA pp. 259-274

Hugh M. French, Mark Demitroff and Steve L. Forman

Ground ice and soluble cations in near‐surface permafrost, Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada pp. 275-289

S. V. Kokelj and C. R. Burn

The rock glaciers on Prins Karls Forland: corrections of surface displacement rates pp. 291-293

Ivar Berthling, Bernd Etzelmüller, Trond Eiken and Johan Ludvig Sollid

Implications of a middle Pleistocene ice‐wedge cast at Trimingham, Norfolk, eastern England—a final comment pp. 295-295

J. R. Lee, E. J. Brown, J. Rose, B. S. P. Moorlock and R. J. O. Hamblin

Volume 14, issue 2, 2003

Preface pp. 87-87

Hugh French

Permafrost in a dynamic environment pp. 89-91

Douglas L. Kane and Larry D. Hinzman

Effects of permafrost degradation on woody vegetation at arctic treeline on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska pp. 93-101

Andrea H. Lloyd, Kenji Yoshikawa, Christopher L. Fastie, Larry Hinzman and Matthew Fraver

Vegetation‐soil‐thaw‐depth relationships along a low‐arctic bioclimate gradient, Alaska: synthesis of information from the ATLAS studies pp. 103-123

D. A. Walker, G. J. Jia, H. E. Epstein, M. K. Raynolds, F. S. Chapin, C. Copass, L. D. Hinzman, J. A. Knudson, H. A. Maier, G. J. Michaelson, F. Nelson, Cai Ping, V. E. Romanovsky and N. Shiklomanov

A model for regional‐scale estimation of temporal and spatial variability of active layer thickness and mean annual ground temperatures pp. 125-139

T. S. Sazonova and V. E. Romanovsky

Impact of the timing and duration of seasonal snow cover on the active layer and permafrost in the Alaskan Arctic pp. 141-150

Feng Ling and Tingjun Zhang

Shrinking thermokarst ponds and groundwater dynamics in discontinuous permafrost near council, Alaska pp. 151-160

Kenji Yoshikawa and Larry D. Hinzman

Dissolved organic carbon fluxes in a discontinuous permafrost subarctic alpine catchment pp. 161-171

Sean K. Carey

Microbial controls on methane fluxes from a polygonal tundra of the Lena Delta, Siberia pp. 173-185

D. Wagner, S. Kobabe, E.‐M. Pfeiffer and H.‐W. Hubberten

Reconstruction of ice complex remnants on the eastern Siberian arctic shelf pp. 187-198

A. V. Gavrilov, N. N. Romanovskii, V. E. Romanovsky, H.‐W. Hubberten and V. E. Tumskoy

Volume 14, issue 1, 2003

Permafrost aggradation followed by brutal degradation during the upper pleniglacial in Mongolia: the probable response to the H2 Heinrich event at 21 kyr BP pp. 1-9

Pascal Bertran, Michel Fontugne and Jacques Jaubert

Winter streamflow, ground temperature and active‐layer thickness in Northeast China pp. 11-18

Jingshi Liu, Norio Hayakawa, Mingjiao Lu, Shuhua Dong and Jinying Yuan

Thermokarst ponds as indicators of the former distribution of palsas in Finnish Lapland pp. 19-27

Miska Luoto and Matti Seppälä

The development of periglacial geomorphology: 1‐ up to 1965 pp. 29-60

Hugh French

The impact of solar radiation upon rock weathering at low temperature: a laboratory study pp. 61-67

Li‐ping Zhu, Jia‐cheng Wang and Bing‐yuan Li

The periglacial record of Holocene environmental change, subantarctic Marion Island pp. 69-74

S. D. Holness

A reply to ‘Implications of a Middle Pleistocene ice‐wedge cast at Trimingham, Norfolk, Eastern England’ pp. 75-77

Jonathan Lee, Eleanor Brown, James Rose, Brian Moorlock and Richard Hamblin

Response to Lee et al pp. 79-80

C. A. Whiteman

Mapping of periglacial geomorphology using kite/balloon aerial photography pp. 81-85

Julia Boike and Kenji Yoshikawa