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Articles | Volume 18, issue 7
Articles | Volume 18, issue 7
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05 Jul 2024
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Short-term cooling, drying, and deceleration of an ice-rich rock glacier

Alexander Bast, Robert Kenner, and Marcia Phillips

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We monitor ground temperature, water pressure, and relative ice/water contents in a creeping ice-rich rock glacier in mountain permafrost to study its characteristics during a deceleration period with dry conditions and a summer heat wave. The snowpack has an important role as a provider of water and as a thermal insulator. Snow-poor winters, followed by dry summers, induce cooling and drying of the permafrost, leading to rock glacier deceleration.
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