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Permafrost research in NE-Greenland - Ten students one goal
This movie shows the fieldwork of ten young permafrost researchers from four Nordic Universities who set out to remote Zackenberg valley at 74 ° N in NE-Greenland. The students participate in a PhD course entitled AG 833 "High-Arctic Permafrost landscape dynamics in Svalbard and NE-Greenland". Goal of this course is to better understand the landscape history and to link present and future periglacial processes with carbon and nitrogen dynamics at two high-Arctic sites: Zackenberg valley in NE-Greenland and Svalbard. AG 833 is organised by the University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Norway, and the Center for Permafrost (CENPERM) at the University of Copenhagen, financially supported by Perma-Nordnet of NORDEN, a project as part of the "Nordic Ministerial Council" Arctic collaboration program in Norway.
04:00 minutes
Tags: Arctic, CENPERM, NE-Greenland, Perma-Nordnet of NORDEN, Permafrost, PhD course, UNIS, University of Copenhagen, Zackenberg valley, carbon, fieldwork, high-Arctic, nitrogen, periglacial processes, research, students