Current Projects

Cool Fans

Remote sensing of alluvial fans to study periglaical sediment transport in the Richardson and Mackenzie Mountains, Canada.

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Arctic Lake Cores

Proposed NSF project to collect and study lake cores in the Richardson mountains, NWT, Canada to understand the relationship between climate and sedimentation rates.

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Project KEtTLE

Laboratory experiments using off the shelf supplies to study kettle lake formation mechanisms, landscape roughness, and linkages to proglacial landscapes.
(Undergraduate Student-Led Project)

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Additional Research Projects

Plow vs Ice Age

Comparing thousand-year post-glacial landscape erosion rates to decadal post-Euro-American erosion rates in the upper Mississippi River Valley.
(Project recently featured on Science.org)

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Meltwater, Mud, and the Mississippi

Using fine-grained, slackwater sediment cores to study glacial drainage reorganization during the retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet.

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Other Research Projects

Collaborator-driven research, including several co-authored publications focused on the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

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