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ArcticRIMS: Daily Thaw Depth and Frozen Ground Depth, Based on ERA-40 2-meter

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Daily thaw depth and frozen ground depth are calculated using a frozen ground model.

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Oelke et al. [2004] provide details, while also referring to [Oelke et al., 2003]. Thaw depth and frozen ground are calculated using different initial model settings.

In the first case, all soil down to the lower model boundary is set to sub-freezing initial temperatures. Thawing during the summer months caused the development of a thawed layer at the top with the thaw depth again decreasing during freeze-up of the thawed layer in fall. Frozen ground depth on the other hand is calculated with soil temperatures at all depths above-freezing at the beginning.

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Here the frozen depth increased during winter, and spring thawing eventually decreases its value. The data is presented in 24 sub-datasets of different spatial and temporal aggregations.

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