An initial assessment of winter microclimatic conditions in response to seismic line disturbance in a forested peatland
Maryam Bayatvarkeshi,
Scott Ketcheson,
Lelia Weiland
et al.
Abstract:Linear disturbances are widespread in the boreal region of Alberta, Canada. Despite their ubiquitous nature, little is known about their influence on over‐winter meteorological conditions and if and how they alter the snowpack and soil temperature profiles through altered energy and water balances in the wintertime. The presence of seismic lines could affect hydrological processes in both the wintertime and warm months. This will then affect plant communities and carbon cycling on these disturbances. Thus, und… Show more
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