Quantifying thaw mechanisms in discontinuous permafrost: Is talik formation a tipping point?

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Publication Additional Information

Publication Type

Conference Presentation

Authorship

Devoie É., Craig J., Quinton W., and Connon R.

Title

Quantifying thaw mechanisms in discontinuous permafrost: Is talik formation a tipping point?

Year

2017

Publication Outlet

Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories

Citation

É. Devoie, J. Craig, W. Quinton and R. Connon (2017). Quantifying thaw mechanisms in discontinuous permafrost: Is talik formation a tipping point? Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Conference Presentation

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GWF: Global Water Futures

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