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

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2352-4774 f soils, vegetation, landforms, and special features.The autThis is the first book solely devoted to Cryopedology, the study of soils of cold regions. The analysis treats Cryosols as a three-part system (active layer, transition layer, permafrost). The book considers soil-forming factors, cryogenic

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Alpine Cryosols, mountains of Arctic regions, but they also occur at high elevations in the mountains of central Asia. Alpine cryosols are comparable to Arctic cryosols, except that they contain considerably less organic C.

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Enhanced Least Squares Positioning,yodesiccation, and ice segregation, as well as the existence of permafrost within 1–2 m of the ground surface. Other diagnostic horizons are found in Gelisols/cryosols but these play a lesser role than the presence of gelic materials.

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Target Detection in Sea Clutter Based on ELMogist, introduced “cryopedology” as the study of frozen ground and intensive frost action. In 1949, the French geomorphologist André Guilcher traced the development of cryopedology. Cailleux and Taylor (1954) published . as part of the French polar expedition to Greenland.