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Publications

Recent Climate Change Geoscience Program publications:
  • An Illustrated Permafrost Dictionary
  • Lake-bottom temperature on shallow and deep terraces for sublacustrine open talik assessment near Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, Canada
  • Permafrost and Embankment Conditions Along the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway, Northwest Territories
  • Machine learning as a tool to understand bio-geophysical indicators of landscape sensitivity to permafrost related mass wasting
  • Distribution of aufeis in northern Canada derived from Google Earth Engine
  • Site-scale variation in ground-ice content and physical properties of loess in permafrost, Svalbard, High Arctic

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    What is PIN?

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    The Permafrost Information Network (PIN) is being developed to improve knowledge of permafrost conditions and contribute pertinent information to government, northern, and research stakeholders. PIN connects borehole stratigraphic, geotechnical, ground thermal, and surficial geology data from a variety of data sources. Currently, PIN includes geotechnical and ground thermal data from published Geological Survey of Canada databases. However, the goal is to collaborate with Territorial data holders to connect their collections through the PIN application.

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