Permafrost

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Reynald DELALOYE, Christophe LAMBIEL, Jonathan DORTHE, Sébastien
MORARD
Mapping and monitoring strategies for detecting air circulation processes in blocky terrain
Stuart A. Harris, Guodong Cheng, Cui Zhijiu
Active lag block streams in the Chinese Tian Shan
16:00–16:20 Coffee Break
16:20–18:00 Oral session
Theme 1-4: Engineering: Construction methods and results (Location: Small Hall of North
Building)
Chairs: Bo Liang, Zhaohui Yang
Vladimir Petroveth Vlasov
Effect of seismic events on the stability of buildings on permafrost: a case study
Bo Liang, Yuan-ping Cao, Jian-jun Ge , Cheng Wang
Test and analysis about the development of depth of seasonal-thawing of L-type retaining
wall
Xue-fu Zhang
The elementary study on the chain-styled mechanism and the new-typed method to the
chain breakage of the water leakage hazard in Kunlun mountain tunnel
Zhi-qiang Ji, Xue-yan Xu, Lin-lin Yu
Study on the influence of artificial frozen soil layer to the temperature field and
displacement field of the frozen wall
Theme 5-2: Mapping: Land surface processes (Location: No.1 Conference-room of
Zhongxiaolou Building)
Chairs: Xiaozhen Xiong
Tingjun Zhang
Modeled Changes in Active-Layer Depth over the Tibetan Plateau
Oliver W. Frauenfeld, Tingjun Zhang
The role of land surface processes and permafrost on temperature variability in the Tibetan
Plateau
Rui Jin, Xin Li, Tao Che
Decision tree to classify the surface frozen/thaw using SSM/I brightness temperature
Dmitry A. Streletskiy, Nikolay I. Shiklomanov, Anna E. Klene, and Frederick E.
Nelson
Air and ground surface temperature monitoring in Arctic Foothills of Alaska
Galina Mazhitova, Dmitry Kaverin*
Local-level processes associated with progressive permafrost thaw as exemplified by data
from a CALM grid
Y. Ma, Y. Wang, W. Ma, Z.Su, M.Menenti, Z. Hu, J. Wang, H.Ishikawa, T.Koike
Progress on the Study of Land Surface Processes over the Tibetan Plateau Area
Theme 2-2: Frost hazards: Permafrost chemistry (Location: Multifunctional-hall of VIP
Building)