This project uses remote sensing to understand sedimentation processes of alluvial fans in the Richardson and Mackenzie Mountains of Canada’s Arctic. It is part of a manuscript in prep (see publications page).

Overview Video

Check out the video below to learn more about the project, my research, and see some awesome footage of the Aklavik Range. (Filmed on location in the Aklavik Range, Richardson Mountains, NWT, Canada!)

Project Framing

The processes governing alluvial fan formation in Arctic, permafrost regions are uniquely sensitive to changes in climate and frost-based erosional processes. In this project I use remote sensing of fans in the Aklavik Range, Northwest Territories, Canada to study sediment transport and fan accumulation processes unique to periglacial settings.

Gallery of Field and Remote Sensing Images

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Catchment of Black Mountain Fan, Aklavik Range, Canada View of fans along the Aklavik Range, Canada Boat ride up to the Aklavik Range, Summer 2025 Remote sensing mapping catchments and fans Remote sensing imagery of the Aklavik Range Looking North towards the Mackenzie Delta