A lég- és talajhőmérsékleti viszonyok együttváltozásának vizsgálata a hóborítottság és talajfagy mértékének alapján a Bükk-fennsíki Mohos-töbörben
The correlation analysis of air and soil temperature based of the snow covering and the soil frost, at the Mohos sinkhole, Bükk platou
Keywords:
sinkhole, microclimate, soil temperature, snow covering, temperature inversion, /, töbör, mikroklíma, talajhőmérséklet, hótakaró, hőmérsékleti inverzióAbstract
The investigation of soil temperature based on snow cover and soil frost is followable in a microclimatic environment by the interactions of higher influencing factors. The temporal, spatial, qualitative and quantitative distribution of the seasonal snow covering determines the exposure of the near-surface soil layer to the external air temperature. The cold microclimate of the Mohos sinkhole (Hungary) makes the research area the natural laboratory to analyze the atmospheric-surface interactions, based on snow depth.
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