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    5 datasets found related to Christoph Oelke. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    This dataset contains Topographically Adjusted Daily Temperature data. National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) sigma 0.995 level temperature [K] with topography correction, new Rapid Integrated Monitoring System (RIMS) landmask with 39926...
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2009-05-14
    This dataset contains Daily Temperature Data, Topographically Adjusted, Aggregated by Administrative Regions. National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) sigma 0.995 level temperature [K] with topography correction, new Rapid Integrated...
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2009-10-21
    Daily thaw depth and frozen ground depth are calculated using a frozen ground model. Oelke et al. [2003] provide details. The data is presented in 24 sub-datasets of different spatial and temporal aggregations.
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2009-05-15
    Daily thaw depth and frozen ground depth are calculated using a frozen ground model. Oelke et al. [2003] provide details. The data are presented in 24 sub-datasets of different spatial and temporal aggregations.
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2009-10-21
    Investigators applied the Frozen Ground Model to the entire Arctic Drainage Basin to create this data set of active layer depth (ALD), recorded in centimeters. This model has been shown to provide excellent results for active layer depth and soil...
    • ARCSS
    1.0
    2009-04-29

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