My research takes me to breathtaking environments. Here is a selection of pictures and short videos from my projects, fieldwork seasons and courses from around the world.
Western Canada |
For my PhD work, I conducted fieldwork in the Canadian Rockies and the Ragged Range, NWT. From quick day-trips to week-long campaigns, on skis or on foot, I am discovering these beautiful landscapes and seeing first-hand how fast they are changing.
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Peru - Mountains |
My M.Sc. degree took me to the tropical glaciers of the Cordillera Blanca, Peru, in 2015 and 2016. I spent time installing and maintaining weather stations, and got to adventure in some of the most spectacular mountains I have seen.
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Peru - Valleys |
Most of the fieldwork in the Cordillera Blanca took place in the valleys, where we conducted water sampling, seismic surveys, and ground-based infrared stream surveys to investigate the groundwater-surface water-glacier melt interactions.
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Svalbard |
During a Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere course at UNIS, Svalbard, in 2016, I had the change to explore this beautiful arctic environment. We explored on snowmobile during the course, and went skiing and hiking after class.
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Alaska |
During my undergraduate degree, in 2011, I spent a semester in Fairbanks, Alaska. I had the change to join a week-long field course on Kennicott Glacier, in the Wrangells, and conduct fieldwork on West Fork glacier, in the Alaska Range. Not a bad place for my first ever glaciology fieldwork!
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Adventures in
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I also enjoy my time outside climbing, skiing and mountaineering, and I could not resist putting some of these pictures here. The research I do is linked very closely to these cold, mountain environments, and what I see during my adventures outside does trickle down to my research questions, approaches, and understanding of these environments.
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Short videos |
I collect footage or pictures during my time outside, and use it to create short videos to communicate my science with the public.
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