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    6 datasets found related to John D. Lenters. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    Shorelines for thaw lakes on the Alaskan North Slope were mapped in the field using high accuracy Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS). Three field sites were mapped over three years beginning with the Barrow peninsula in 2008, near the town...
    • ARCSS
    • ACADIS
    1.0
    2011-11-23
    Lake sediment thermal property measurements were made on Emaiksoun Lake (also known as "Freshwater Lake"). This lake is located on the south end of town in Barrow, Alaska. The measurements were made using a KD-2 Pro Thermal Properties Analyzer....
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2010-02-19
    Water level and temperature measurements were collected hourly in June through August for the years 2008 through 2010 several lakes near Barrow and Atqasuk, Alaska. Solinst Levelogger Jr. water level and temperature sensors were used. Water level...
    • ARCSS
    • ACADIS
    1.0
    2011-11-30
    Lake extent maps for the Alaska North Slope and Barrow peninsula were generated from selected Landsat satellite images between 1977 and 2008 available at the United States Geological Survey (USGS) database. The acquisition dates for the images are...
    • ARCSS
    • ACADIS
    1.0
    2011-11-30
    Near-shore topography transects perpendicular to the lake shore were conducted using a Sokkia® C310 Automatic Level and survey rod. Survey transects logged location, elevation, and surface condition (e.g., vegetation, snow/ice, or water) at...
    • ARCSS
    • ACADIS
    1.0
    2011-11-30
    A regional assessment of thermokarst lakes across the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska was conducted using satellite images to detect changes in lake coverage and morphometry during the satellite era. This effort was supplemented by the use of digital...
    • ARCSS
    • ACADIS
    1.0
    2011-08-15
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