Active layer thickness derived from GPR data for the Basin Turnout route (from Fig. 5 in Chen et al., 2015)
New estimates of active layer thickness based on ground-penetrating radar available from the ABoVE project .
Utikuma site map showing peatland type for non-burned areas and modeled BSI for the Utikuma fire (Bourgeau-Chavez et al., 2015)
Monthly Average of Daily Maximum Temperature, August 1980.
Eurasia boreal forests aboveground carbon estimates (Neigh et al., 2013).
Daymet Average Daily Minimum Temperature, Focus on Eastern US, 2006. http://daymet.ornl.gov
'Amazonia and Global Change' is available at the ORNL DAAC in Portuguese/ English versions of the book are available from the AGU /John Wiley Web site.
The ORNL DAAC is pleased to announce that Daymet data for 2014 are now available. The data are for the conterminous U.S. and Southern Canada as ground station density allows.
Scientists spend considerable time conducting field studies and experiments, analyzing the data collected, and writing research papers, but an often overlooked activity is effectively managing the resulting data.
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