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Physics-Based Modelling of Permafrost Thaw Impacts on Vegetation and Infrastructure: Bridging Scales from Site to Hemisphere
Permafrost, ein wesentlicher nicht-saisonaler Bestandteil der terrestrischen Kryosphäre, speichert große Mengen an Bodeneis und Bodenkohlenstoff und bildet die Grundlage für Ökosysteme und Infrastruktur in weiten Teilen der Nordhalbkugel. Die rasche Erwärmung führt zur Degradation des Permafrosts, m
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