Add to ORKGDescribes in detail soil profiles examined in dug pits at three ecologically distinct localities in the vicinity of Reindeer Depot, Inuvik and Norman Wells: tundra, tundra-boreal forest transition, and boreal forest. Samples were air dried, ground, sieved and analyzed. The climate, vegetation, surficial geology and permafrost conditions at each site are indicated. Descriptions are given of eight soil profiles, and the chemical, mechanical and mineralogical characteristics are separately tabulated. Each profile is referred to both the Canadian and the USDA 1960 7th approximation systems of classification
An investigation of permafrost (permanently frozen soil) was conducted in Canada’s subarctic region ...
An important portion of the large northern permafrost soil organic carbon (SOC) pool might be releas...
Soil-forming processes and soil development rates are compared and contrasted on glacial deposits in...
Discusses, on basis of studies in northern Alaska, soil forming processes in arctic regions and cons...
This study was undertaken with the intention of quantitatively characterizing arctic soils in terms ...
Nearly all of the medium- and fine-textured surficial materials are permanently frozen within one me...
A discussion is presented to illustrate the relationships among landform, soil, vegetation and water...
This paper presents results from the terrestrial research group from the Swedish-Canadian expedition...
Permafrost physicochemical parameters play a key role in controlling the response of permafrost carb...
Contains account of pedological research conducted by the Canadian government for the past 11 years,...
ABSTRACT. Three retrogressive thaw slumps of varying age have been initiated by erosion of ice-rich ...
Discusses relationships between soils and patterned ground, observed in northern Alaska; and suggest...
Prior to actual field work information on climate and terrain was obtained from the technical litera...
Soils of Arctic Canada were sampled during the Tundra Northwest Expedition 1999 (TNW-99) at 17 sites...
This paper contains the results of the forest-tundra soils studying. The key sites were situated on ...
An investigation of permafrost (permanently frozen soil) was conducted in Canada’s subarctic region ...
An important portion of the large northern permafrost soil organic carbon (SOC) pool might be releas...
Soil-forming processes and soil development rates are compared and contrasted on glacial deposits in...
Discusses, on basis of studies in northern Alaska, soil forming processes in arctic regions and cons...
This study was undertaken with the intention of quantitatively characterizing arctic soils in terms ...
Nearly all of the medium- and fine-textured surficial materials are permanently frozen within one me...
A discussion is presented to illustrate the relationships among landform, soil, vegetation and water...
This paper presents results from the terrestrial research group from the Swedish-Canadian expedition...
Permafrost physicochemical parameters play a key role in controlling the response of permafrost carb...
Contains account of pedological research conducted by the Canadian government for the past 11 years,...
ABSTRACT. Three retrogressive thaw slumps of varying age have been initiated by erosion of ice-rich ...
Discusses relationships between soils and patterned ground, observed in northern Alaska; and suggest...
Prior to actual field work information on climate and terrain was obtained from the technical litera...
Soils of Arctic Canada were sampled during the Tundra Northwest Expedition 1999 (TNW-99) at 17 sites...
This paper contains the results of the forest-tundra soils studying. The key sites were situated on ...
An investigation of permafrost (permanently frozen soil) was conducted in Canada’s subarctic region ...
An important portion of the large northern permafrost soil organic carbon (SOC) pool might be releas...
Soil-forming processes and soil development rates are compared and contrasted on glacial deposits in...