measurements of soil temperature at weather station HEK (Hochebenkar) measuremnts at 15 cm depth sensor: thermistor soil temperature probe 107, Campbell Scientific data: 10 min. average

Soil temperature of meteorological Station Rudolfshütte

Upper part of the Deux-Alpes ski resort, Est of Grenoble in the French Alps. Area of glacially eroded gneiss bedrock, with some limestone cover remnants. Part of the area is underlain by permafrost, and the site includes one rockglacier (rockglacier Bellecombes). Many infrastructures (cable cars, dirt roads, ski tracks) partly on permafrost. One chairlift end station on the rockglacier.

soil temperature data at different depths

The Vallon de Roche Noire is situated between the Col du Lautaret and the Col du Galibier, in the French Alps, and extends from 2300 m to more than 2800 m. The catchment is mainly covered by alpine meadows and is surrounded by flysch cliffs. It represents an almost undisturbed alpine pasture landscape.

Soil temperature data for the the sampling locations Gscheidegg, Weidendom and Zinödl in the Gesäuse-Johnsbach site.

High mountain granite peak at 3750 m above Chamonix, in the French Alps. The site dominates a glacial environment, with the Vallée Blanche-Mer de Glace to the Est and North. The site is made of two peaks: the Western peak is accessible by cable car, whereas the monitoring activities are performed on the Central peak.

Metadata of soil water content, soil water potential and soil temperature from the intensive monitoring plot (IP2), LTER site Zöbelboden. Half-hourly data are available from the years 2018 to 2022. The data can be viewed and downloaded via the link provided using the station codes ZOE_0687P02, ZOE_0685P06, ZOE_0683P04, ZOE_0675P10, ZOE_0677P08, ZOE_0674P04.

The dataset provides information about the ground surface temperature (10-cm depth), measured hourly (period 2016-2021), at eight permanent LTER sites (named 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, according to the LTER site numerations), located between 2686 (site 10) and 2854 m a.s.l. (site 6). Details: Site 1 (coordinates: 45°52'22.43"N, 7°52'25.84"E; elevation: 2840 m a.s.l.), Site 2 (coordinates: 45°52'22.17"N, 7°52'38.07"E; elevation: 2800 m a.s.l.), Site 3 (coordinates: 45°52'13.52"N, 7°52'35.01"E; elevation: 2770 m a.s.l.), Site 6 (coordinates: 45°52'32.21"N, 7°52'31.87"E; elevation: 2854 m a.s.l.), Site 7 (coordinates: 45°52'29.13"N, 7°52'44.71"E; elevation: 2813 m a.s.l.), Site 8 (coordinates: 45°52'27.74"N, 7°52'56.86"E; elevation: 2749 m a.s.l.), Site 9 (coordinates: 45°52'23.80"N, 7°53'3.96"E; elevation: 2720 m a.s.l.), and Site 10 (coordinates: 45°52'21.76"N, 7°53'9.32"E; elevation: 2686 m a.s.l.).

The dataset contains soil temperature measured by using miniature data loggers buried in the substrate (at 10cm soil depth) in four summits of the northern Apennines. The data are available in 16 plots along an altitudinal gradient (1722-1978 m a.s.l.), starting from 2001 up to 2011 and it is continuously updated. The plots are arranged in the four summits at the four cardinal directions, thus 4 plots per summit.