Although few active rockglaciers are present in the Dolomites, they have never been studied in detail.
David Bressan's blog
The "Hohe Gaisl" carbonatic rockglacier
Although few active rockglaciers are present in the Dolomites, they have never been studied in detail.
Very old indeed - canadian permafrost much older then though
PermaNet part I
PermaNET (Permafrost Long-Term Monitoring Network)
Kick-Off meeting PermaNET (Permafrost Long-Term Monitoring Network)
Thursday, 04.September 2008
Bolzano/Bozen, Italy
The conference will give an overview of the effects of climate change to permafrost in the Alps. The PermaNET (Permafrost Long-Term Monitoring Network) project will be presented.
Rock glacier of Wheeler Peak (California)
A hiking report about/on the rock glacier of Wheeler Peak (California)... getting closer and closer to it.
Permafrost from Mars !?!
The planet Mars, a lifeless desert, frozen for eternity and geomorphological death since millions of years. But new imagines of the "Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO)" showed scientists of the Brown University of Rhode Island and the MIT in Boston a surprise, and changed how we see this planet.
Permafrost-TV
Rockglaciers online
Some online publications about rockglaciers, maybe for interest - the first are posterpresentations, the last are big pdf-files (71 to 200 MB), so I linked only the homepage with the downloads
| EGU (Vienna) 15.-20.4.2007 |
Permafrost Podcast
Losing our Permafrost I (ca. 4 MB mp3-file per part, right mouseklick, file save as) - Melville Island part 1 and part 2, by Dr. Lamoureux and Dr. Turetsky, or go direct to the homepage of the canadian scientific radio-transmission "Quirks & Quarks" .
