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on permafrost in the Cervinia basin (Matterhorn, Italy)

U. Morra di Cella 1 , P. Pogliotti 1

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ARPA Valle d’Aosta, Italy

”Workshop Permafrost Valais”

10 Mars 2016

Sion (CH)

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Outline for section 1

1 Meteorological Conditions Air Temperature Precipitation

2 Permafrost response Slope - Cime Bianche Rock Walls - Matterhorn Rock Glacier - Gran Sometta

3 Conclusions

U. Morra di Cella Heatwave 2015 in the Cervinia basin

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Winter and Spring: warm, most values above the mean Summer: extremely hot from the end of June to mid August Autumn: extremely hot from November to mid December

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Outline for section 1

1 Meteorological Conditions Air Temperature Precipitation

2 Permafrost response Slope - Cime Bianche Rock Walls - Matterhorn Rock Glacier - Gran Sometta

3 Conclusions

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Winter and Spring: on average until end March, dry during April and May

Summer: extremely dry from mid June to begin of August August 2015 the second wettest since the late nineteenth century!

Autumn: extremely dry during November and December

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The amount of incoming radiation reveals that

dry periods have been characterized by persistent clear-sky conditions.

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Outline for section 2

1 Meteorological Conditions Air Temperature Precipitation

2 Permafrost response Slope - Cime Bianche Rock Walls - Matterhorn Rock Glacier - Gran Sometta

3 Conclusions

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Cime Bianche monitoring site (3100 m)

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Cime Bianche monitoring site (3100 m)

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Borehole SH (from 0 to 6 meters)

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Borehole SH (from 0 to 6 meters)

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Borehole DP (from 6 to 40 meters)

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Borehole DP (from 6 to 40 meters)

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Outline for section 2

1 Meteorological Conditions Air Temperature Precipitation

2 Permafrost response Slope - Cime Bianche Rock Walls - Matterhorn Rock Glacier - Gran Sometta

3 Conclusions

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Capanna Carrel monitoring site (3800 m)

Boreholes GST

Aggiornare se possibile

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Matterhorn Summit monitoring site (4450 m)

Aggiornare se possibile

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Ground Surface Temperatures

Aggiungere elevation, aspect con inkscape

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Deep Boreholes (10m) and ALT

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Deep Boreholes (10m) and ALT

2012,2.5m 2013,2.0m 2014,1.0m 2015,2.4m

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Effect of thin and persistent snow cover

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Outline for section 2

1 Meteorological Conditions Air Temperature Precipitation

2 Permafrost response Slope - Cime Bianche Rock Walls - Matterhorn Rock Glacier - Gran Sometta

3 Conclusions

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Gran Sometta monitoring site (2700 m)

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Gran Sometta monitoring site (2700 m)

GNSS – 2012 Drone – 2012 Boreholes – 2014 Geophysics – 2014 GNSS_fix – 2015

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Geophysics (by Uni.Fribourg)

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Geophysics - Black Lobe (by Uni.Fribourg)

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Geophysics - White Lobe (by Uni.Fribourg)

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Borehole Temperatures - White Lobe

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Borehole Temperatures - White Lobe

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Drone intro

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Drone intro - 2012/10

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Drone intro - 2014/10

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Drone intro - 2015/07

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Drone intro - 2015/08

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Drone Surface Velocities

4.30 m 4.30 m

0.05 m 0.05 m

0.57 m 0.57 m 3.80 m

3.80 m

1.62 m 1.62 m

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Drone Surface Velocities

4,19 m 6,31 m 4,20 m 1,60 m 1,76 m

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Drone Surface Velocities

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GNSS velocities (by Uni.Fribourg)

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Continuous GPS records

75 days

Mean velocity: 3.1 cm/day

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Meteorological Conditions Permafrost response Conclusions

Take home message

Effect of the Heatwave 2015 on...

Cime Bianche: acceleration of permafrost degradation with no consequences for human activities

RG velocities: sensible increase with potential risk for humans and infrastructures.

Thanks for your attention!!

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Meteorological Conditions Permafrost response Conclusions

Take home message

Effect of the Heatwave 2015 on...

Cime Bianche: acceleration of permafrost degradation with no consequences for human activities

Rock walls: increasing of ALT with obvious implications... thin and persistent snow cover effectively reduce the heatwave effect.

Thanks for your attention!!

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Meteorological Conditions Permafrost response Conclusions

Take home message

Effect of the Heatwave 2015 on...

Cime Bianche: acceleration of permafrost degradation with no consequences for human activities

Rock walls: increasing of ALT with obvious implications... thin and persistent snow cover effectively reduce the heatwave effect.

RG velocities: sensible increase with potential risk for humans and infrastructures.

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Take home message

Effect of the Heatwave 2015 on...

Cime Bianche: acceleration of permafrost degradation with no consequences for human activities

Rock walls: increasing of ALT with obvious implications... thin and persistent snow cover effectively reduce the heatwave effect.

RG velocities: sensible increase with potential risk for humans and infrastructures.

Thanks for your attention!!

U. Morra di Cella Heatwave 2015 in the Cervinia basin

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