Warm Lakes in Permafrost
Auteur : A. S. Fomichev, Canada. Defence Scientific Information Service
Date de publication : 1969
Éditeur : Defence scientific information service
Nombre de pages : 2
Résumé du livre
Over many decades, researchers working in the Yakut region have often noted the unusual thermal regime of the saline Lake Moksogolookh, formed by an old channel of the Kempendyay river. What causes the unusual thermal regime of the lake. Measurements at various depths have indicated that at the surface, the water has a temperature of +13C at a depth of 0.5 meters the temperatures rises to +20C, and at 1.3 meters, it reaches +32C. Water samples taken simultaneously at these depths showed an unequal distribution of ions, in both quantity and quality. (Author).