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Dear colleagues The paper “Transient thermal effects in Alpine permafrost ” by J. Noetzli and S. Gruber is an interesting continuation of the research of permafrost conditions in Alpine mountain ranges. The presentation is mostly clear, the figures are well done, and the bibliography complete (if no...
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| Summary: | Dear colleagues The paper “Transient thermal effects in Alpine permafrost ” by J. Noetzli and S. Gruber is an interesting continuation of the research of permafrost conditions in Alpine mountain ranges. The presentation is mostly clear, the figures are well done, and the bibliography complete (if not too big). I recommend the publication after the following points have been addressed. |
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