Titlebook: Cryopedology; James G. Bockheim Book 2015 Springer International Publishing 2015 Antarctic Soils.Arctic Soils.Cryosols.Permafrost Book.Soi

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Christian Chapa,Diana Lara,Perla Garcíaas resulted in increases in active-layer thickness in low Arctic and alpine cryosols and an increase in permafrost temperatures. There have already been reports of changes in soil properties and processes and continued changes can be expected.

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Christian Chapa,Diana Lara,Perla Garcíach contain soil information that can be displayed as soil maps, and point databases, which contain morphological, physical and chemical data for a pedon at a specific location. In addition, numerous soil databases contain monitored data on soil temperatures, soil moisture, and active and thaw layer

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Distribution of Cryosols,s. Because the active layer is too deep (>1 or 2 m) in mountains with permafrost and in the sporadic and isolated permafrost zones of the circumarctic, only 63 % of the permafrost region contains cryosols. The other soils are Entisols, Inceptisols, Histosols, and other soil orders.

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Book 2015in a changing climate, cryosols databases and their use, and management of cryosols. The book is rich in color photographs and highlights the author’s 43 field trips to Antarctica, the Arctic, and alpine areas.