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TitleReport on 2015 field activities and collection of ground thermal and active layer data in the Mackenzie Corridor, Northwest Territories
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AuthorSmith, S LORCID logo; Chartrand, JORCID logo; Duchesne, CORCID logo; Ednie, M
SourceGeological Survey of Canada, Open File 8125, 2016, 133 pages, https://doi.org/10.4095/299296 Open Access logo Open Access
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Year2016
PublisherNatural Resources Canada
Documentopen file
Lang.English
Mediadigital; on-line
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RelatedThis publication is related to Report on 2018 field activities and collection of ground-thermal and active-layer data in the Mackenzie corridor, Northwest Territories
File formatpdf
ProvinceNorthwest Territories; Yukon
NTS95G; 95H; 95I; 95J; 95K; 95N; 95O; 96B; 96C; 96D; 96E; 96F; 96L; 96M; 96N; 97B; 97C; 106G; 106H; 106I; 106J; 106K; 106L; 106M; 106N; 106O; 106P; 107A; 107B; 107C; 107D
AreaMackenzie corridor; Gwich'in; Fort Good Hope; Norman Wells; Inuvialuit; Deh Cho; Sahtu
Lat/Long WENS-136.0000 -118.0000 70.0000 61.0000
Subjectssurficial geology/geomorphology; Nature and Environment; freezing ground; ground ice; ground temperatures; permafrost; thermal analyses; temperature
Illustrationstables; location maps; plots
ProgramClimate Change Geoscience Essential Climate Variable Monitoring
Released2016 11 08
AbstractThis report presents a summary of field activities conducted in 2015 in the Mackenzie corridor, Northwest Territories (NWT). Air temperature, ground thermal and active layer data acquired from permafrost monitoring sites visited in 2015 throughout the corridor are provided in graphical and tabular format. Ground temperature records for the 2007-2015 period are also presented and indicate that permafrost is currently warmer at the majority of sites than the baseline established during the International Polar Year (2007-09). The data presented provide essential baseline information that can be utilized by stakeholders and others for various purposes such as land management activities, regulatory processes and design of northern infrastructure. This report will be distributed to community organizations and stakeholders in the study region to provide an update on field activities.
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This report presents a summary of field activities conducted in 2015 in the Mackenzie Corridor, Northwest Territories. Air temperature, ground thermal and active layer data acquired from permafrost monitoring sites visited in 2015 throughout the corridor are provided in graphical and tabular format. Information about the changes in ground temperatures and active layer thickness over time is also presented. This report will be distributed to community organizations and stakeholders in the study region to provide an update on field activities. The ground thermal and active layer data presented provide essential baseline information that can be utilized by stakeholders and others for purposes such as land management activities, regulatory processes and design of northern infrastructure.
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