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This dataset represents the predicted current distribution of permafrost
based on results from a frost-index-based model, global gridded air
temperature, and precipitation. Three classes are used to describe
permafrost type: (1) sporadic, (6) continuous, and (7) discontinuous.
Details about how this dataset was created can be found in Anisimov and
Nelson (1996, 1997).
Data Provided By:
F.E. Nelson, O.A. Anisimov, N.I. Shiklomanov
Content date:
2000
Citation:
Title: Current Permafrost Distribution in the Northern Hemisphere Credits: F.E. Nelson, O.A. Anisimov, N.I. Shiklomanov Publication Date: 2000 Publisher: National Science Foundation Arctic Systems Science Program Other Citation Info: Anisimov, O. A. and Nelson, F. E., 1996: Permafrost distribution in the northern hemisphere under scenarios of climatic change. Global and Planetary Change, 14: 59-72.
Anisimov, O. A. and Nelson, F. E., 1997: Permafrost zonation and climate change: results from transient general circulation models. Climatic Change, 35: 241-258.
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