Difference between near-surface air, land surface and ground surface temperatures and their influences on the frozen ground on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Dongliang Luo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), V. E. Romanovsky(United States Geological Survey), S. S. Marchenko(Sechenov University), Huijun Jin(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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