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Glacies, Volume 3, Issue 2

2026 June - 1 articles

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Observing Seasonal Thaw in Alaskan Permafrost Using Surface-Deployed Distributed Acoustic Sensing

  • Constantine G. Coclin,
  • Meghan C. L. Quinn,
  • Adrian K. Doran,
  • Gopu R. Potty,
  • Thomas A. Douglas,
  • Heath A. Turner and
  • Levi J. Cass

Permafrost extent and active layer thickness (ALT) have implications for polar-region infrastructure and communities. Much of the world’s permafrost is rich in ground ice and can become highly unstable during seasonal freeze–thaw cycling....

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Current Snow Science Research 2025–2026)
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