PhD candidate in glaciology at UWaterloo (@UWGlacier) | mapping glacier melt with 🛰in the Canadian Arctic❄ | rock climbing & splitboarding 🏔
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Apply to join the 2024-2025 APECS Canada board!
👉️ Connect with peers
👉️ Support future leaders in polar research, education & outreach
👉️ Develop leadership, communication & project management skills
Visit rb.gy/eh2vr for more details and apply by Sept. 20th.
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Can absolutely guarantee that you will learn a lot and meet some great people at this summer school!
Innsbruck Summer School of Alpine Research 2024 is calling for applications! One of the best summer schools for ECRs that you can get. Super venue, super colleagues, super sensors and highly motivated lecturers. #sensingmountains
➡️uibk.ac.at/en/geography/sens…
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Ready to enter the Arctic Science to Art #KnowledgeMobilization contest? Watch our short video below.
For more details and to apply, visit the @ehpecs website: apecscanada.wixsite.com/ehpe…
Deadline is September 15.
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The pile of evidence linking a rapidly warming Arctic with extreme summer weather events continues to grow.
Big climate news. New study helps substantiate hypothesis of wavier jet being forced by Arctic amplification during summer via @judah47 1/
A little late but this #FieldworkFriday is from a few weeks ago on Devon Ice Cap, collecting validation and training data for machine learning of glacier zone classification in the Canadian Arctic.
Aka lots of snow pits, drilling and GPR! ❄️😍
Know someone preparing for their comprehensive exam? Not sure where to start?
Good news ☀️ APECS Canada is planning a webinar all about preparing for comprehensive exams!!
But first help us help you 😎⬇️
#PhD #EarlyCareerResearchers
APECS Canada is planning on holding a webinar in the coming months on how to prepare for PhD candidacy/comprehensive exams. We would like to first hear from you and find out what you would like to see in this webinar.
Take our short survey here:
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Danielle Hallé retweeted
Thank you to all who attended the #ECNR @ehPECS plenary this morning, and thank you to @TiaAnderlini @BonneauJourdain @Marianne_Fa @enooyaq and Steph Woodworth for being wonderful panelists! @ge_d_timmons @arcticdanni #ASM2022
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IMPORTANT EDIT:
Join the ASA and @ehPECS for our social night in Toronto on December *4th*, at Big Rock Brewery! ✨
Thank you one thousand times for the great week in learning more on close ranging sensing. Makes me feel more prepared to get out into the field next year #sensingmountains @MRutzinger
final presentations of group assignments... great work on #sensingmountains by a lange variety of tools and automated processing #3D #geomorphology #forestry #lidar #photogrammetry
Canadian Arctic mtns ➡️ Austrian Alps for summer school:
Back in the field measuring river discharge with drones 😍
Results in a few days 🤞
#sensingmountains
It is always a privilege to be working in Inuit Nunagat. Thank you for having me. Hope to see everyone again next year!
6/6
Thanks to the rest of the Grise Fiord Grad Students field team for being such great team mates and making a long season a very enjoyable one. Especially to the PI's Maya Bhatia and David Diddier for organizing such a large and interdisciplinary team!
(not all pictured here)
5/6
Air temperature loggers were deployed at various elevations in the river valley and in the adjacent glacierized valley. Thanks again to Silas and to Claire Parrot for the installation assistance!!
4/6
The Arctic is a tough place 4 drones. We got some good flights before the drone crashed and used a backup drone to finish out the field season!
Thanks to Charles Jourdain Bonneau for teaching me everything he knows about drones
Thanks to helicopter pilot Charlie Marren!
3/6
Biweekly diurnal #glacier melt water discharge measurements and water chemistry were sampled. Thank you to Silas Pijamini who was our dedicated water chemists 🧪
Thanks to everyone else who joined along to help, including students from the local school and grad students. 2/6
An appreciation and summary 🧵of the past 6wks.
Thank you 2 everyone in Ausuittuq for having us in your home for so long! Thanks to all the people who worked with us.
My focus was on studying the water discharge and glacier changes in the community - here’s what we did: 1/6
Coming to the end of the month long field season in Ausuittuq, with drone surveys, measuring glacier discharge, ocean sampling and more but today was a highlight sharing our work the local kids.
#HighArctic #Glaciers
