Oceanic Blue Carbon – How Marine Life Can Help to Combat Climate Change
This Story Map uses infographics & geospatial data to describe the various ways that marine life contribute to carbon storage in the ocean.
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Reinforcing runways in Paulatuk
Palautuk airport and infrastructure is built on permafrost and vulnerable to permafrost thaw.
Oceanic Blue Carbon (Flyer)
Oceanic blue carbon includes the carbon stored through the actions of marine life, from krill to whales.
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Coastal infrastructure in Yamalo-Nenets
Map showing infrastructure in Yamalo-Nenets within 100 km from the coast.
A New 30 Meter Resolution Global Shoreline Vector and Associated Global Islands Database for the Development of Standardized Ecological Coastal Units
A new 30-m spatial resolution global shoreline vector (GSV) was developed from annual composites of 2014 Landsat satellite imagery. The semi-automated classification of the…
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Hazard potential from permafrost thaw in the Russian Federation
Hazard potential on settlements and infrastructures in the Russian Federation and Scandinavian Arctic.
Eutrophication in the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is sick. It suffers from algal blooms, oxygen-depleted zones, loss of biodiversity and declining fish populations.
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Hazard potential from permafrost thaw in North America
Hazard potential on settlements and infrastructures in North America and Kalaallit Nunaat.
Plastic Forests?
Assessing the impact of pollution on the worlds mangrove forests
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Permafrost thaw impacts on infrastructure.
Changes in permafrost settlement ground temepratures from 1997 - 2019.
Depositional and Geomorphic Characteristics of Ocean Basins at Different Stages of their Evolution – The Wilson Cycle Revisited
The evolution of major ocean basins of the world is associated with the development of characteristic assemblages of seafloor geomorphic and depositional features. We…
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The rivers rund through it
Satellite image of the Lena Delta.