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  • Assessing the influence of wind and vegetation on Arctic snow distribution using a snow process model

    March 7th, 2022
  • Modeling the effect of climate parameterization on permafrost rainfall-runoff generation for designing in-situ rainfall experiments

    March 7th, 2022
  • Rainfall simulators for the deployment on the Seward Peninsula

    March 7th, 2022
  • Reducing uncertainty of Arctic ecosystem models through identification of key parameters

    March 7th, 2022
  • Integrated modeling and observations of ground deformation in polygonal tundra, Alaska North Slope

    March 7th, 2022
  • Simulating carbon-iron interactions in arctic soils

    March 7th, 2022
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