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- Large CO2 and CH4 Emissions from Polygonal Tundra During Spring Thaw in Northern Alaska Naama Raz-Yaseef Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Patterned Ground in the Kharkhiraa Uul
- Frost Problems and Photo Interpretation of Patterned Ground*T
- Water Flow in the Active Layer Along an Arctic Slope – an Investigation Based on a Field Campaign and Model Simulations
- Pingos in Central Alaska
- Spatial Distribution of Pingos in Northern Asia
- Influence of Ice Lens Fabric on the Hydraulic Conductivity of Thawing Soil
- Climate Change and Its Influence on the Active Layer Depth in Central
- Synthesis of Studies of Palsa Formation Underlining the Importance of Local Environmental and Physical Characteristics
- Ground Subsidence and Heave Over Permafrost
- Russian and North American Approaches to Pile Design in Relation to Frost Action
- Preliminary Results of the Micro-Topographical Change and Its Effects on the Active Layer in Boreal Forest Near Yakutsk, Eastern Siberia
- Self-Organization of Sorted Patterned Ground
- Near-Surface Permafrost Ground Ice Characteristics and Ecological and Physical Drivers of Transient Layer Ice Content in Discontinuous Permafrost
- Phenomenon and Mechanism of Frost Heaving CHESTER W
- The Groundwater Hydraulics of Open System Pingos
- Impact of Meteorological Factors on Active Layer Development in Central Spitsbergen
- Climate Change Threatens Archeologically Significant Ice
- Modelling of Active Layer Dynamics and Talik Formation
- Spatial and Temporal Attributes of the Active-Layer Thickness Record, Barrow, Alaska, U.S.A
- Arctic Permafrost Thawing
- Open System Pingos As Conduits for Highly Concentrated Methane Seepage in Svalbard
- Application of UAS in the Analysis of the Spatial Distribution of Active Layer Thickness in Palsa Mounds
- Climate Change Threatens Archaeologically Significant Ice
- Periglacial Landforms Helps to Constrain Position of Glacial Trimlines (Below Which Substantial Glacial Erosion Occurred)
- Palsa Fields and Cryoplanation Terraces, Hangay Nuruu, Central
- The Potential and Pitfalls of Ground-Penetrating Radar for Archaeology in the Alaskan Arctic
- 2016 Surface Geophysical Methods for Characterising Frozen Ground In
- New Catastrophic Gas Blowout and Giant Crater on the Yamal Peninsula in 2020: Results of the Expedition and Data Processing
- Methane Content and Emission in the Permafrost Landscapes of Western Yamal, Russian Arctic
- Active Layer Groundwater Flow: the Interrelated Effects 10.1029/2018WR024636 of Stratigraphy, Thaw, and Topography Key Points: Michael T
- Glossary of Permafrost and Related Ground-Ice Terms Permafrost Subcommittee Associate Committee on Geotechnical Research National Research Council of Canada
- Characterizing Permafrost Active Layer Dynamics and Sensitivity to Landscape Spatial Heterogeneity in Alaska
- Carbon-14 As a Tracer of Soil Movement in Earth Hummocks: a Case Study from Northwestern Arctic Canada
- Sensitivity of Methane Emissions to Later Soil Freezing in Arctic Tundra
- Surface Characteristics Affecting Active Layer Formation in Palsas, Finnish Lapland
- Climate Change Threatens Archeologically Significant Ice
- Open System Pingos As Hotspots for Sub-Permafrost Methane Emission in Svalbard Andrew J
- Permafrost, the Active Layer, and Changing Climate*
- Arctic Tundra Factsheet (PDF)
- Growth of a Young Pingo in the Canadian Arctic Observed by RADARSAT-2 Interferometric Satellite Radar
- Interactive Comment on “Permafrost Soils and Carbon Cycling” by C. L. Ping Et Al
- Open System Pingos As Hotspots for Sub-Permafrost Methane Emission in Svalbard” by Andrew Jonathan Hodson Et Al
- Thawing and Freezing Indices in the Active Layer
- Frost Heaving of Piles with an Example from Fairbanks, Alaska