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Near-shore permafrost degradation

in Siberia

Paul Overduin

Michael Angelopoulos Bennet Juhls

Fabian Kneier Trond Ryberg

Christian Haberland Mikhail N. Grigoriev

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Adapted from

Osterkamp (2011)

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Bykovsky

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489 m offshore (110 years) 703 m offshore

(150 years) 2565 m offshore

(600 years) 11233 m offshore

(2500 years)

80 60 40 20 0

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5

Permafrost temperature Cape Mamontov Klyk

land

5000 yrs 0°C

-12°C

3600 yrs

Adapted from

Lachenbruch & Marshall (1977)

depth

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resistivity [Ωm]

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A

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A

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Adapted from

Osterkamp (2011)

inundation period degradation

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Summary

• permafrost temperature changes rapidly following inundation

• thawing of permafrost takes longer (m to mm per year)

• frozen sediment is preserved for millenia and longer, depending on permafrost temperature and composition before inundation

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