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Livestock

Dataset about Livestock acquired with GBGEOApp

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GBGEOApp data

This dataset describes the data acquired with the GBGEOApp mobile application.

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Nomad

Dataset about Nomad acquired with GBGEOApp

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Critical points

Dataset about Critical points acquired with GBGEOApp

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Flora

Dataset about Flora acquired with GBGEOApp

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Fauna

Dataset about Fauna acquired with GBGEOApp

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Landcover

Dataset about Landcover acquired with GBGEOApp

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APD - Other indirect permafrost evidence (OIE)

Other indirect permafrost evidence (OIE) such as patterned ground (features produced by the repeated annual freezing and thawing of the active layer in permafrost soils) or thermokarst depressions.

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APD - Ground Surface Temperatures (GST)

Ground Surface Temperature (GST) is defined as the near-surface temperature of the ground (bedrock or surficial deposits), measured in the uppermost centimeters of the ground. GST is not a direct proof of permafrost existence but a proxy for estimating potential permafrost presence or absence in the subsurface and can be used for calibrating and validating numerical models. GST has to be distinguished from the Bottom Temperature of Snow cover (BTS), which is the temperature measured at the snow/ground interface in late winter. The APD does not collect raw GST data but the Mean Annual Ground Surface Temperature (MAGST) of a certain depth.

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APD - Perennial-ice observations

The presence of massive ice-lenses in periglacial areas can be a direct proof of permafrost occurrence. Such evidence from trenches or construction sites in high-mountain areas can provide useful information. Massive ice can also be observed in rockfall scars and can represents evidence of permafrost.

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