Educational Permafrost Gallery (EPPG) by Jim Rooney
Please attribute photo credit and copyright to Jim Rooney, unless otherwise indicated.
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 A house on Madcap Lane with a unique modified foundation solution.
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: J. Rooney
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 Four unit house on Madcap lane that did not begin to exhibit subsidence until late 1990’s. Test holes have since identified deeper frozen ice rich material.
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: J. Rooney
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 House on Madcap Lane with restored foundation.
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: J. Rooney
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 House subsidence on Madcap Lane.
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: J. Rooney
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 Frame house with heated basement near Farmers Loop Road north of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Note separation of the building and distortion of doors caused by thawing of underlying ice-rich permafrost (June 19, 1972).
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: T.L. Pewe
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 Same frame house with heated basement near Farmers Loop Road on Madcap Lane in 2008. (Summer 2008).
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Photo credit: T.L. Pewe
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