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The aim is to summarize ground temperature measurements at varying depths over a two-year period.

April 1, 20261 citationsOpen Access

Ground temperature data from an ice-free area at mid-range of Yukidori Zawa, Langhovde, East Antarctica during January 2010 – January 2012

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The aim is to summarize ground temperature measurements at varying depths over a two-year period.
Recorded soil temperature at 1 cm and 10 cm depths
Compiled data from temperature recorders at hourly intervals
Incorporated air temperature and solar radiation data from nearby weather stations
Data showed patterns of soil thawing over the measured period
Temperature variations were documented graphically
Findings contribute to understanding of local climatic conditions

Abstract

Ground (soil) temperature data recorded by temperature data recorders buried in 1 cm and 10 cm depths of the ground surface at the mid-range of Yukidori Zawa during the JARE JARE-51 and 53 (2010–2012) are summarized in a table. Almost 2-year data of the ground temperature at two discrete depths were compiled in a text file from each recorder at the 1-hr intervalinterval. Using the present data with air temperature and solar radiation data from neighborhood automatic weather station reported previously, we have shown timing and period of soil thawing graphically.

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