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    Permafrost and Periglacial Processes: Volume 17, Issue 2

    91-187
    April/June 2006
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Research Articles

Mountain permafrost distribution modelling using a multi-criteria approach in the Hövsgöl area, northern Mongolia†‡

Bernd Etzelmüller,  Eva S. Flo Heggem,  N. Sharkhuu,  Regula Frauenfelder,  Andreas Kääb,  Clyde Goulden, 
  • Pages: 91-104
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Resistivity structures in alas areas in Central Yakutia, Siberia, and the interpretation of permafrost history

Koichiro Harada,  Kazushige Wada,  Tetsuo Sueyoshi,  Masami Fukuda, 
  • Pages: 105-118
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Palaeoclimate signals as inferred from stable-isotope composition of ground ice in the Verkhoyansk foreland, Central Yakutia

Steffen Popp,  Bernhard Diekmann,  Hanno Meyer,  Christine Siegert,  Igor Syromyatnikov,  Hans-Wolfgang Hubberten, 
  • Pages: 119-132
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Ground surface temperature (GST), active layer and permafrost monitoring in continental Antarctica

Mauro Guglielmin, 
  • Pages: 133-143
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Composite-wedge pseudomorphs in Flanders, Belgium

Gunther Ghysels,  Irenée Heyse, 
  • Pages: 145-161
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Short Communications

Prospecting frost-wedge pseudomorphs and their polygonal network using the electromagnetic induction sensor EM38DD

Liesbet Cockx,  Gunther Ghysels,  Marc Van Meirvenne,  Irénée Heyse, 
  • Pages: 163-168
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

Application of capacitively-coupled and DC electrical resistivity imaging for mountain permafrost studies

Christian Hauck,  Christof Kneisel, 
  • Pages: 169-177
  • First Published: 30 May 2006

‘Protalus ramparts’ on Navajo Mountain, Utah, USA: reinterpretation as blockslope-sourced rock glaciers

Lisa S. Gordon,  Colin K. Ballantyne, 
  • Pages: 179-187
  • First Published: 30 May 2006