On Nov. 10, Anna Crawford received her PhD and Martin St-Amant, Keegan Smith, Cameron Samson and Derek Tokarski received MSc degrees. Congratulations to all of you and best of luck in all your future endeavours!
Adam Garbo's Cryologger beacons are featured this month on the Rock Seven blog. Rock Seven makes the Iridium modems that send data from the beacons to us scientists! To see the data from the beacons that were deployed in September from the CCGS Amundsen go to: http://cryologger.org/
Jesse Smith and Adam Garbo just got back from the Amundsen science cruise. They had lots of success including deploying 6 iceberg tracking beacons, conducting 4.5 km of ice island radar surveys and organizing the recovery our stationary ice penetrating radar with the help of Abby Dalton, Claire Bernard-Grand'Maison (UOttawa), ArcticNet Executive Director Leah Braithwaite [...]
Martin St-Amant successfully defended his MSc thesis on using Structure from Motion Photogrammetry to map sea ice topography from a small UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle). Congratulations to him and wishing him all the best in his future geomatics career!
A special thanks to Governor General Julie Payette, Leah Braithwaite, Abby Dalton, Claire Bernard-Grand'Maison and others for helping to recover our equipment from ice island PIIA-1-f! https://twitter.com/GGJuliePayette/status/1036235713862352897
A belated, but heartfelt, congratulations to Anna Crawford, who just defended her PhD thesis August 1 on Ice Island Deterioration! Well done Anna and all the best for the future!!!
Derek Mueller, Yulia Antropova, Jérémie Bonneau (UBC) and Drew Friedrichs (UCDavis) are now back from Milne Fiord on Ellesmere Island. It was a fun adventure and we had a successful field season! Thanks to Drew who live-tweeted our progress under the handle @MilneFiord2018.
Derek Mueller, Yulia Antropova (Carleton), Drew Friedrichs (UCDavis) and Jeremie Bonneau (UBC) are off to Milne Fiord. This year, Drew will be tweeting our exploits to @MilneFiord2018
A letter introducing the Canadian Ice Island Drift, Deterioration and Detection (CI2D3) Database is now in press in the Journal of Glaciology! Crawford A, Crocker G, Mueller D, et al (2018) The Canadian Ice Island Drift, Deterioration and Detection (CI2D3) Database. Journal of Glaciology 1–5. doi: 10.1017/jog.2018.36
Congrats to Anna Crawford and others on their new publication in Remote Sensing on iceberg/ice island surveying and deterioration detection: http://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/10/4/575
