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Heat exchange between permafrost and the atmosphere in the presence of a vegetation cover
The heat exchange between the ground and the atmosphere in the North is extremely important in the formation and continued existence of permafrost. An understanding of this process and how it is influenced by surface terrain features such as vegetation is vital in furthering knowledge of the thermal
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