Research article
05 May 2017
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Response of seasonal soil freeze depth to climate change across China
Xiaoqing Peng et al.
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Short summary
Previous research has paid significant attention to permafrost, e.g. active layer thickness, soil temperature, area extent, and associated degradation leading to other changes. However, less focus has been given to seasonally frozen ground and vast area extent. We combined data from more than 800 observation stations, as well as gridded data, to investigate soil freeze depth across China. The results indicate that soil freeze depth decreases with climate warming.
Previous research has paid significant attention to permafrost, e.g. active layer thickness,...