Field observations of climate, soil, and ecological conditions within the first five years following wildfire, southern Northwest Territories / J.E. Holloway, Y. Wang, A.G. Lewkowicz, S.A. Wolfe, M.R....: M183-2/9299E-PDF

"This Open File contains field measurements and data for the characterization of climate, permafrost, and ecological conditions at 19 study sites in the southern Northwest Territories, northeast of Great Slave Lake. Of the 19 study sites, 16 were disturbed by forest fire in 2014 or 2015 (burned - B), while three sites remained undisturbed/unburned (unburned - UB). Summary data and metrics are presented in the main document, and daily mean air, ground surface, and ground temperatures are provided as .csv files. This Open File supports ongoing research by the Geological Survey of Canada on post-fire permafrost dynamics in the Northwest Territories and accompanies Open File 9298, entitled “Electrical resistivity tomography surveys for characterizing permafrost conditions following wildfire, southern Northwest Territories, 2015-2018”"--Introduction, page 1.

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