Vegetation dynamics and geocryological conditions of the West Siberian Arctic, Russia  View Catalog Page Entry ID
GGD195
Summary
This data set includes soil temperature and ground temperature in 10 m boreholes, and active layer thickness, at 30 stations in both natural and disturbed conditions near gas pipelines, measured each September. The stations were also monitored yearly in July-August, and ecological parameters such as species composition, plant abundance, mean height of plants, and projection coverage were measured. A digital landscape map (scale 1 to 5000) was compiled for Nadym station. These data were collected at Circumpolar Active Layer Monitoring (CALM) Program Network Site ID R1.
Geographic Coverage
Spatial Coordinates:
N: 65.333°
S: 65.333°
E: 72.917°
W: 72.917°
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Data Set Citation
Dataset Creator: Natalia Moskalenko
Dataset Title: Vegetation dynamics and geocryological conditions of the West Siberian Arctic, Russia
Dataset Release Date: 2004-10-11
Dataset Release Place: Boulder, Colorado USA
Dataset Publisher: NSIDC: National Snow and Ice Data Center
Online Resource: http://nsidc.org/data/ggd195.html
Temporal Coverage
Start Date: 1972-01-01
Stop Date: 2002-12-31
Location Keywords
- CONTINENT EUROPE EASTERN EUROPE RUSSIA WEST SIBERIAN ARCTIC, RUSSIA
- GEOGRAPHIC REGION NORTHERN HEMISPHERE
Science Keywords
- Biosphere Vegetation Vegetation Cover
- Biosphere Vegetation Vegetation Species
- Cryosphere Frozen Ground Active Layer
- Cryosphere Frozen Ground Permafrost
- Cryosphere Frozen Ground Soil Temperature
- Cryosphere Snow/Ice Permafrost
- Land Surface Frozen Ground Active Layer
- Land Surface Frozen Ground Permafrost
- Land Surface Frozen Ground Soil Temperature
- Land Surface Soils Permafrost
- Land Surface Soils Soil Temperature
- Terrestrial Hydrosphere Snow/Ice Permafrost
Ancillary Keywords
- Active Layer
- Digital Mapping
- Disturbances
- Monitoring
- Soil Temperature
- Soil Types
- Vegetation
Platform
- GROUND-BASED OBSERVATIONS
- GROUND STATIONS
Data Center
NSIDC Frozen Ground Data Center
Data Center URL: http://nsidc.org/fgdc/
Data Center Personnel
Name: NSIDC FGDC User Services
Phone: 1 303 492-6199
Fax: 1 303 492-2468
Email: nsidc@nsidc.org
Contact Address:
- National Snow and Ice Data Center
- CIRES, 449 UCB
- University of Colorado
City: Boulder
Province or State: CO
Postal Code: 80309-0449
Country: USA
Distribution
Distribution Format: ArcGIS
Distribution Format: Paper
Personnel
Olga Ponomareva
Role: INVESTIGATOR
Natalia Moskalenko
Role: INVESTIGATOR
Phone: 7-095-135-9871
Fax: 7-095-135-6582
Email: nat-moskalenko@hotmail.com
Contact Address:
- Russian Academy of Sciences, SIberian Branch
- Laboratory of Geocryological Prediction and Informatics of Earth Cryosphere Inst
- Vavilova St. 30/6
City: Moscow
Postal Code: 1GSP-1, 11
Country: Russia
E.S. Melnikov
Role: INVESTIGATOR
Phone: 7-095-135-9828
Fax: 7-095-135-6582
Email: emelnikov@mtu-net.ru
Contact Address:
- Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch
- Laboratory of Geocryological Prediction and Informatics of Earth Cryosphere Inst
- Vavilov Str. 30/6-74a
City: Moscow
Postal Code: GSP-1, 119
Country: Russia
Reference
Gravis, G.F., N.G.Moskalenko, and A.V.Pavlov. 1988. Perennial changes in natural complexes of cryolithozone. Fifth International Permafrost Conference, Trondheim, Norway. Proceedings, Vol.1, pp.165-169.
Moskalenko, N.G. 1973. Microphytocoenoses of some landscapes of northern Siberia and their indicator signifance. Landscape Indicators New Techniques in Geology and Geography. Burean, New York-London, p. 137-145.
Moskalenko, N.G., and L.N. Tagunova. 1976. La dynamique anthropogene de la Siberia du Nord en rapport avec les conditions ecologiques. Additional volume International Geography, 12, XXIII International Geographical Congress, p. 132-136.
Moskalenko, N.G. 1984. Predictions as to the recovery of the vegetation cover destroyed by human activities in the North of Western Siberia. Polar Geography and Geology, 8, pp. 147-154.
Moskalenko, N.G. 1994. Anthropogenic successions of phytocoenoses in different natural northern zones of West Siberia. International Conference. Byrd Polar Research Center.The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.
Moskalenko, N.G. 1994. Investigations into vegetation dynamics of the hydro-bearing areas in the north of Western Siberia for ecological monitoring. Arctic Town and Environment. International Conference, abstracts.
Moskalenko, N.G. 1995. Role of plant cover in permafrost zone. Russian Geocryological Research, Vol 1, M, pp.58-65. Moskalenko, N.G. 1998. Impact of vegetation removal and its recovery after disturbance on permafrost. Permafrost Seventh International Conference Proceedings, Yellowknife, Canada, pp.763-769.
Moskalenko N.G. 1999. Antropogenic vegetation dynamics of plains in Russian cryolithozone. Novosibirsk, Nauka (in Russian).
Moskalenko, N.G., Pavlov A.V. 2000. Ecosystem monitoring of West Siberia north. Biodeversity and Dynamics of Ecosystems in North Eurasia, Vol. 1, part 2, Novosibirsk, pp.195-197.
Pavlov, A.V. and Moskalenko N.G. 2002. The Thermal Regime of Soils in the North of Western Siberia. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes, 13, pp.43-51.
Metadata Name and Version
Metadata Name: CEOS IDN DIF
Metadata Version: 9.7
Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date: 2004-10-11
Last DIF Revision Date: 2012-09-18
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