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Shusun Li University of Alaska Fairbanks@Geophysical Institute
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Cathaline Cahill University of Alaska Fairbanks@Geophysical Institute and Dept. of Chemistry
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F. Stuart Chapin III University of Alaska Fairbanks@Institute of Arctic Biology
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‹gμ@Œͺ“ρ University of Alaska Fairbanks@Water and Environmental Research Center, Inst. Of Northern Engineering
Larry D., Hinzman University of Alaska Fairbanks@Water and Environmental Research Center
Vladimir E. Romanovsky University of Alaska Fairbanks@Geophysical Institute
abstract

1) Prescribed artificial forest burn is conducted on 5th July 1999 at Caribou Poker Creek Water shed(CPCW). Direct observation by Satellite image is planned to conduct for plume and aerosol emission.

2) Post fire observations of vegetation, hydrological aspects, atmospheric compound are conducted at the site as the ground truth measurement for future remote sensing analysis.

3) Joint field investigations between permafrost dynamics, forest dynamics and atmospheric compound and remote sensing group are planned to be carried out.

4) The processes of degradation permafrost, regeneration of forest are planed to monitor on-the-spot in rather long term.

5) Scale up works of the influence of boreal forest fire in time and space are planned to be conducted by mainly remote sensing group using IARC facility.

6) Quantitative evaluation of boreal forest fire is established by the overall analyses.