Current Projects
Cool Fans
Remote sensing of alluvial fans to study periglaical sediment transport in the Richardson and Mackenzie Mountains, Canada.
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.
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)
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)
Meltwater, Mud, and the Mississippi
Using fine-grained, slackwater sediment cores to study glacial drainage reorganization during the retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet.
Other Research Projects
Collaborator-driven research, including several co-authored publications focused on the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.