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Par Collection Par Auteur- LEWKOWICZ, A.G., (Editeur scientifique) (4)
- BURGESS, M.M. (1)
- DATE, T. (1)
- HARRIS, C. (1)
- HINKEL, K.M. (1)
- IKEDA, A. (1)
- NELSON, F.E. (1)
- NIXON, F.M. (1)
- RISEBOROUGH, D. (1)
- LEWKOWICZ, A.G. (1)
- MATSUOKA, N. (1)
- SHUR, Y. (1)
- SMITH, S.L. (1)
- 2005 (4)
- Active layer ; Alaska ; American school ; Asian part of Russia ; Climatic change ; Cold area ; Concept ; Conceptual model ; Cryopedology ; Land atmosphere interaction ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Russian school ; Sakha ; United States of America (1)
- Active layer ; Canada ; Climatic variation ; Cold area ; Comparative study ; Ellesmere ; Forest fire ; Mass movement ; Northwest Territories ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Thawing (1)
- Air temperature ; Canada ; Climatic change ; Climatic trend ; Cold area ; Northwest Territories ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Temperature ; Thermal regime ; Twentieth Century (1)
- Alaska ; Changement climatique ; Concept ; Cryopédologie ; Ecole américaine ; Ecole russe ; Etats-Unis ; Iakout-Sakha ; Interaction terre-atmosphère ; Modèle conceptuel ; Mollisol ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Russie d'Asie ; Zone froide (1)
- Alpes ; Classification ; Cycle gel-dégel ; Glacier rocheux ; Géomorphométrie ; Montagne ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Reptation ; Solifluxion ; Suisse (1)
- Alps (The) ; Classification ; Creep ; Freeze-thaw cycle ; Geomorphometry ; Mountain ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Rock glacier ; Solifluction ; Switzerland (1)
- Canada ; Changement climatique ; Northwest Territories ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Régime thermique ; Siècle 20 ; Température ; Température de l'air ; Tendance du climat ; Zone froide (1)
- Canada ; Dégel ; Ellesmere ; Etude comparée ; Incendie de forêt ; Mackenzie valley ; Mollisol ; Mouvement de masse ; Northwest Territories ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Variation climatique ; Zone froide (1)
- In honour of Professor Emeritus Hugh M. French : papers from the joint Meeting of the Canadian Geomorphology Research Group and l'Association Québécoise pour l'Etude du Quaternaire, May 2004. Special Issue (4)
- Frequency and magnitude of active-layer detachment failures in discontinuous and continuous permafrost, Northern Canada (1)
- Morphometric analysis of solifluction lobes and rock glaciers in the Swiss Alps (1)
- Recent trends from Canadian Permafrost Thermal Monitoring Network Sites (1)
- The transient layer : implications for geocryology and climate-change science (1)
- Canada ; Changement climatique ; Northwest Territories ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Régime thermique ; Siècle 20 ; Température ; Température de l'air ; Tendance du climat ; Zone froide
- Air temperature ; Canada ; Climatic change ; Climatic trend ; Cold area ; Northwest Territories ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Temperature ; Thermal regime ; Twentieth Century
- in permafrost temperature are consistent with trends in air temperature observed since the 1970s. Local conditions however, influence the response of the permafrost thermal regime to these changes in air temperature.
- 2005
- The transient layer : implications for geocryology and climate-change science
- Alaska ; Changement climatique ; Concept ; Cryopédologie ; Ecole américaine ; Ecole russe ; Etats-Unis ; Iakout-Sakha ; Interaction terre-atmosphère ; Modèle conceptuel ; Mollisol ; Pergélisol ; Périglaciaire ; Russie d'Asie ; Zone froide
- Active layer ; Alaska ; American school ; Asian part of Russia ; Climatic change ; Cold area ; Concept ; Conceptual model ; Cryopedology ; Land atmosphere interaction ; Periglacial features ; Permafrost ; Russian school ; Sakha ; United States
- 2005
- Peninsula, Ellesmere Island (80°N, continuous permafrost zone). The AA. focus here on the environmental triggers of detachment failure, frequency-magnitude relations, and discuss possible climate change impacts on initiation frequency.
- 2005
- were targeted, since inactivation is often accompanied by a morphological change due to permafrost thaw or erosional processes. The lobate features are then classified in terms of the morphological parameters and transport processes evaluated
- 2005