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Blog Kytalyk/ Spasskaya Pad 2012: New Members
Saturday, 28 July 2012
Matthias and Gustav coring in the Alas with pingo in background. Photo by Elin Högström.
Matthias and Gustav coring in the Alas with pingo in background. Photo by Elin Högström.
For a couple of days, the PAGE21 group has been able to use the Neleger station, owned by the Permafrost Institute, while working across the Alas located next to it. Parts of the staff from the Spasskaya Pad station have kindly assisted us during the stay.
The station was set up eleven years ago by Trofim Maximovtogether with the
Permafrost Institute. Our PAGE21 group has increased today, with the arrival of Professor
Peter Kuhry and Master student Daiga Smeke from Stockholm University.
Tomorrow, we move on to Yakutsk and towards the supposedly cooler tundra
Tomorrow, we move on to Yakutsk and towards the supposedly cooler tundra
that surrounds the Kytalyk station.