DGGS RI 2017-7

Dendrogeomorphic evidence of frequent mass movement using reaction wood in black spruce: Alaska Highway milepost 1267, Northway Junction, Alaska

• Authors:

  Stewart, A.K., Heinrich, C.E., and Hubbard, T.D.

• Publication Date:

  Aug 2017

• Publisher:

  Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys 

• Total Price:

  $2.00

• Ordering Info:

  Download below for free or see our publication sales page to order a hard copy.

• Quadrangle(s):

  Tanacross

• Related project(s):

  Alaska highway, gas pipeline, and infrastructure corridors geology and geologic hazards

• Citation ID:

  29734

Bibliographic Reference

Stewart, A.K., Heinrich, C.E., and Hubbard, T.D., 2017, Dendrogeomorphic evidence of frequent mass movement using reaction wood in black spruce: Alaska Highway milepost 1267, Northway Junction, Alaska: Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys Report of Investigation 2017-7, 18 p. https://doi.org/10.14509/29734

Publication Products

• Report Information

  • ri2017_007.pdf (14.0 M)

Keywords

Alaska Highway Corridor; Alluvial; Alluvial Deposits; Alluvium; Analyses; Analyses and Sampling; Analytical Results; Chisana River; Climate; Dendrochronology; Engineering; Engineering Geology; Environmental; Erosion; Floodplain; Fluvial; Geochronology; Geologic; Geology; Geomorphology; Geotechnical; Hazards; Holocene; Ice; Interpretation; Land Subsidence; Landslide; Landslide Deposit; Methods; Northway Junction; Permafrost; Pipeline; Plants; Slope; Slope Instability Hazards; Soils; Surface; Surficial; Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge; Thaw Lakes; Thawing Permafrost; Vegetation; Wetlands

Top of Page