Summary of ground-water development in Alaska, 1950

Cederstrom, Dagfin John

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“…these the senior authors, Hopkins and Karlstrom, accept complete responsibility. D. J. Cederstrom, of the Geological Survey, conducted test-drilling projects in search of ground water in several parts of Alaska and collected data on existing wells (Cederstrom, 1952). A later, more general study of ground-water occurrences and development in permafrost regions (Cederstrom, Johnston, and Subitzky, 1953) was made available in manuscript form to the authors of the present report.…”

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Shorter contributions to general geology 1954; Permafrost and ground water in Alaska

Hopkins¹,

Karlstrom²

1955

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Introduction _______________________________________ Definitions.. _ __________________________________ Acknowledgments __ __ _ ________________________ Regional zonation of permafrost-_____________________ Factors affecting the distribution of permafrost__----_-_ Past and present climates _ _____________________ Local environmental factors. _____________________ Factors affecting the distribution of ground water _ ____ Permafrost and ground water in some representative Arctic slope, by R. F. Black______________________ Northern Seward Peninsula, by D. M. Hopkins__ .__ Southern Seward Peninsula, by D. M. Hopkins_____ Yukon Flats, by J. R. Williams ___ ______________ Middle Tanana Valley, by T. L. Pe"we"___ ___ _____ Upper Kuskokwim Valley, by A. T. Fernald-______ Bristol Bay region, by E. H. Muller __ ___________ Kenai lowland, by T. N. V. Karlstrom. ___________ Photointerpretation of permafrost conditions___________ Mapping permafrost from aerial photographs. ______ Permafrost indicators ___________________________ Vegetation. ________________________________ Tundra and forest associations. __________ Distribution . patterns of trees and large shrubs _ _ ___________________________ Page PLATE 30. Typical upland terrain, northern Seward Peninsula, with diagrammatic cross section. 31. Basaltic lava flows, northern Seward Peninsula, with diagrammatic cross section. 32. Bog flats, oblique view, upper Kuskokwim Valley. 33. Bog flats, vertical view, upper Kuskokwim Valley. 34. Bog flats, Kenai lowland. 35. Mixed forest and tundra, northern Seward Peninsula. 36. Stone stripes and vegetation stripes, Bristol Bay region. 37. Ice-wedge polygons and thaw lakes, northern Seward Peninsula. 38. Ice-wedge polygons, Arctic slope. 39. Frost-crack polygons, Bristol Bay region. 40. Stereopairs showing effect of scale on appearance of permafrost indicators, northern Seward Peninsula. 41. Pingos and modified oxbow lakes, northern Seward Peninsula. 42. Accentuation of microrelief due to thawing in cleared fields, middle Tanana Valley. 43. Flood-plain icings, northern Seward Peninsula. 44. Permafrost that cannot be identified by Photointerpretation, Bristol Bay region.

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Shorter contributions to general geology 1954; Permafrost and ground water in Alaska

Hopkins¹,

Karlstrom²

1955

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Selected references on saline ground-water resources of the United States

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1965

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“…No new data were acquired specifically for this report, and the present authors have drawn extensively from summaries and compilations by earlier investigators of Alaska's water resources, most notably those by Cederstrom (1952), Hopkins and others (1955), Waananen and Giles (1964), Williams (1970a), Feulner, Childers, and Norman (1971) and Balding (1976). Figure 1 is an index map of the geographic locations mentioned in the text.…”

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