Soil Temperature Near Vixen Geyser, Yellowstone National Park Active
By Yellowstone
November 2, 2023
At this site, soil temperature is monitored about 15 cm beneath the ground surface.
This region of the Norris Back Basin increased markedly in temperature during the Norris Disturbance of 2003 and soil temperature at this site may be an effective indicator for basin-wide changes in groundwater flow and heat discharge.
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At this site, soil temperature is monitored about 15 cm beneath the ground surface.
This region of the Norris Back Basin increased markedly in temperature during the Norris Disturbance of 2003 and soil temperature at this site may be an effective indicator for basin-wide changes in groundwater flow and heat discharge.
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media DetailsVixen soil temperature measurement site, Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park. (Credit: Lowenstern, Jacob. Public domain.) Daily Temperature Graph
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