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CASE2 – Consortium for Arctic Seismic Exploration

is a national consortium with the objective to conduct research on passive and active geophysical monitoring of spatial and temporal changes in subsurface properties due to permafrost cooling, warming, aggradation and degradation. Seismic is the main geophysical method employed, but with resistivity and ground penetrating radar (GPR) serving as supplementary techniques to measure permafrost, groundwater table and discontinuities in permafrost conditions.

A day in the field

By admin, 4 December, 2019
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 blogpost about a particularly interesting day out in the field

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CASE2 – Consortium for Arctic Seismic Exploration

is a national consortium with the objective to conduct research on passive and active geophysical monitoring of spatial and temporal changes in subsurface properties due to permafrost cooling, warming, aggradation and degradation. Seismic is the main geophysical method employed, but with resistivity and ground penetrating radar (GPR) serving as supplementary techniques to measure permafrost, groundwater table and discontinuities in permafrost conditions.