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Sannel, A Britta K; Kuhry, Peter (2011): (Table 3) Changes in thermokarst lake extent, infilling with fen vegetation and lateral erosion at study sites in Canada, Russia and Sweden [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.834902, In supplement to: Sannel, ABK; Kuhry, P (2011): Warming-induced destabilization of peat plateau/thermokarst lake complexes. Journal of Geophysical Research, 116(G3), G03035, https://doi.org/10.1029/2010JG001635

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Coverage:
Median Latitude: 64.538900 * Median Longitude: -3.711133 * South-bound Latitude: 57.883300 * West-bound Longitude: -94.166700 * North-bound Latitude: 68.466700 * East-bound Longitude: 62.133300
Minimum Elevation: 77.0 m * Maximum Elevation: 550.0 m
Event(s):
HudsonBay_lowl * Latitude: 57.883300 * Longitude: -94.166700 * Elevation: 80.0 m * Location: Manitoba, Canada * Method/Device: Monitoring (MON)
Rogovaya * Latitude: 67.266700 * Longitude: 62.133300 * Elevation: 77.0 m * Location: Usa River basin, Northeast European Russia * Method/Device: Monitoring (MON)
Tavvavuoma * Latitude: 68.466700 * Longitude: 20.900000 * Elevation: 550.0 m * Location: Sweden * Method/Device: Monitoring (MON)
Comment:
Thermokarst lakes = surrounded by peat plateau along >75% of the shoreline. For all study sites the changes in lake area were statistically significant (p < 0.001), except for in the 2 km × 2 km area in Rogovaya (p = 0.63). Here, it could not be calculated as fen vegetation was difficult to identify in the aerial photographs.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Area/localityAreaSannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagery
Latitude of eventLatitude
Longitude of eventLongitude
ResolutionResolutionSannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagery
Time coverageCoverageSannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagery
ChangeChangem2Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryin thermokarst lake area
Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagerylower, 95%, area change in m**2
Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryupper, 95%, area change in m**2
ChangeChange%Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryper decade in thermokarst lake area
10 ChangeChangem2Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryof infilling with fen vegetation
11 Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagerylower, 100%, fen vegetation change in m**2
12 Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryupper, 100%, fen vegetation change in m**2
13 ChangeChange%Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryper decade in fen vegetation infilling
14 --Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryMax infilling rate in m/decade
15 CommentCommentSannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagerymax infilling rate
16 AreaAream2Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryof lateral erosion (excluding newly formed lakes)
17 Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagerylower, 100%, lateral erosion in m**2
18 Confidence intervalCISannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryupper, 100%, lateral erosion in m**2
19 ChangeChange%Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryper decade in lateral erosion
20 --Sannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imageryMax erosion rate in m/decade; # = For a new pond that formed between 1975 and 2003
21 CommentCommentSannel, A Britta KAerial photography and satellite imagerygeneral
Size:
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Data

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Area

Latitude

Longitude

Resolution

Coverage

Change [m2]
(in thermokarst lake area)

CI
(lower, 95%, area change in m**2)

CI
(upper, 95%, area change in m**2)

Change [%]
(per decade in thermokarst lak...)
10 
Change [m2]
(of infilling with fen vegetation)
11 
CI
(lower, 100%, fen vegetation c...)
12 
CI
(upper, 100%, fen vegetation c...)
13 
Change [%]
(per decade in fen vegetation ...)
14 
-
(Max infilling rate in m/decade)
15 
Comment
(max infilling rate)
16 
Area [m2]
(of lateral erosion (excluding...)
17 
CI
(lower, 100%, lateral erosion ...)
18 
CI
(upper, 100%, lateral erosion ...)
19 
Change [%]
(per decade in lateral erosion)
20 
-
(Max erosion rate in m/decade;...)
21 
Comment
(general)
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16672 km x 2 km1974-200677214839106030.42133484753283290.729.282614413633411251.406.94
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16672 km x 2 km1954-19741879215910216741.651.202999214814451702.676.95
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16672 km x 2 km1954-20062651223630293940.9090363556240170.3112.504272027739577011.447.30
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16671 km x 1 km1974-20062530108339770.44218761281020.381.6270952926130101.234.25
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16671 km x 1 km1954-19743487204049340.990.8573142647128392.065.35
Hudson Bay Lowlands57.8833-94.16671 km x 1 km1954-20066017457074640.65220060681150.241.46104295321163441.123.92
Rogovaya67.266762.13332 km x 2 km1974-20071317-405966930.04196046333362200.616.273111215189477280.965.88
Rogovaya67.266762.13331 km x 1 km1974-2007-8641-11470-5812-0.7393064115144970.786.2758652189110560.493.09
Tavvavuoma68.466720.90001 km x 1 km1975-2003-38745-40633-36857-9.133795326037510107.6523.61For a lake that drained between 1975 and 20032671082090.57#7.14
Tavvavuoma68.466720.90001 km x 1 km1963-1975-12043-13572-10514-6.9438.83For a lake that drained between 1963 and 197541351299106642.011.54Excluding one lake (28,662 m**2) where lateral expansion over fen vegetation occurred between 1963 and 1975
Tavvavuoma68.466720.90001 km x 1 km1963-2003-25513-27068-23958-4.842431915728365404.041.92For a lake that drained between 1963 and 2003363649991740.532.80Excluding one lake (28,662 m**2) where lateral expansion over fen vegetation occurred between 1963 and 1975