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Susceptibility of Permafrost Soils to Deep Thaw after Forest Fires in Interior Alaska, U.S.A., and Some Ecologic Implications

David K. SwansonUSDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 1760 Westwood Way, Fairbanks, Alaska99709, U.S.A.
Pages 217-227 | Published online: 03 May 2018

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David K. Swanson, Pamela J. Sousanes & Ken Hill. (2021) Increased mean annual temperatures in 2014–2019 indicate permafrost thaw in Alaskan national parks. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research 53:1, pages 1-19.
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D. Verbyla & R. Lord. (2008) Estimating post‐fire organic soil depth in the Alaskan boreal forest using the Normalized Burn Ratio. International Journal of Remote Sensing 29:13, pages 3845-3853.
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