Soil properties and computed tomography scans (CT-scans) of two thermo-erosion gullies and the adjacent tundra polygons on Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada ... : Propriétés des sols et données de tomodensitométrie (CT-scans) de deux ravins de thermo-érosion et des polygones de toundra adjacents sur l'île Bylot, Nunavut, Canada ...

• Main Authors: Fortier, Daniel, Gagnon, Samuel, Veillette, Audrey, Godin, Étienne
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: Nordicana D 2024
• Subjects: CT-scan; Granulométrie; Grain size; Haut Arctique; High Arctic; Île Bylot; Bylot Island; Parc national Sirmilik; Sirmilik National Park; Pergélisol; Permafrost; Ravin de thermo-érosion; Thermo-erosion gully; Teneur en glace volumétrique; Volumetric ice content; Teneur en matière organique; Organic matter content; Tomodensitométrie; Tomodensitometry; Toundra polygonales; Polygonal tundra; Arctic; Nunavut; Canada; The Gully; Ravins; Arctique*; Ice; permafrost; toundra; Tundra; pergélisol
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5885/45900ce-763a49f2d1f2442a; https://nordicana.cen.ulaval.ca/dpage.aspx?doi=45900CE-763A49F2D1F2442A

This dataset presents data on soil properties (volumetric ice content, organic matter content, grain size) that come from two thermo-erosion gullies that were studied in the Sirmilik National Park on Bylot Island, NU, Canada. The first gully, TEG1, formed in 1999 and is still active today (2024). Ni...