United States Permafrost Association

President
Yuri Shur
President Elect
James W. Rooney
Past President
Ken Hinkel
Secretary
Oliver W. Frauenfeld
Treasurer
John Zarling
Board Members
Tom Douglas
Anna Klene
IPA Representative
Fritz Nelson
Thomas Krzenwinski
PYRN Representative:
Anne Liljedahl

US Permafrost Association
PO Box 750141
Fairbanks, AK
99775-0141
Ph: 302-831-0852
Fax 302-831-6654
info@uspermafrost.org


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U.S. Geological Survey


 

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Welcome to the US Permafrost Association. Please feel free read about our association and permafrost information. We encourage participation in our activities, please consider joining our organization. Do you know how we serve the public? If not please review our mission section. We welcome support from individual members, corporations, and institutions.

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2007 U.S. Frozen Ground Report

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rbarryThe Information Center and Archives at the National Snow and Ice Data Center have a new name: the Roger G. Barry Resource Office for Cryospheric Studies (ROCS). The new name honors the contributions of Dr. Barry, who retired as NSIDC’s Director in 2008 and continues as the Director of the World Data Center for Glaciology at NSIDC.

ROCS is an information resource for people studying Earth's frozen regions, the history of science, or past climate related to the cryosphere. ROCS is located at NSIDC's offices in Boulder, Colorado, USA, and is open to the public. ROCS holds many rare and unique items, and is a popular stop for researchers visiting the Denver/Boulder area. We are currently working to make our collections more visible and accessible. We're also undertaking several initiatives to develop the collection and ensure its long-term stewardship.

Visit our new Web site at http://nsidc.org/rocs/, where you can get more information on our holdings and contact a librarian or archivist regarding your research needs. Visit our new blog as well at http://rgbrocs.wordpress.com/ to receive current news about ROCS.