Created: 2014-02-27 14:57:28 Modified: 2016-10-22 09:10:18
No permafrost at drill site, maybe fossile. But decreasing temperatures with depth. 0.13ºC at 22 m depth. Possible degradating/fossile permafrost further down or thermal anomaly. DC resistivity tomography soundings indicate thermal anomalies in the ground nearby the bore hole.
AIR TEMPERATURE AND SNOW COVER THICKNESS/DENSITY MEASUREMENTS AT THE BOREHOLE SITE (indicate frequency of observations):
Air temperature: Yes [X] No [ ] Snow thickness: Yes[ ] No[X] Density: Yes [ ] No[X]
NAME AND LOCATION OF CLOSEST CLIMATE STATION (latitude, longitude, and distance from borehole, km) – provide (if available) mean monthly air temperature and snow depth of reporting interval for mean annual ground temperature
Vopnafjördur approximately 65º45'N 14º50'W MAAT: 3.0ºC MAP: 670 mm, about 20 km west of bore hole
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