September - 2017

Guess Who Picked Up the Tab? The SWEOL Crew's Pizza Night Adventure

April 10th, 2025. SWEOL crew was out at the pizza party! Of course Dr. Knudby picked up the tab :) Left to right: Anders, Neve, Rosemary,...

Satellite image enhancement and North Atlantic right whales detection. There are only around 370 North Atlantic right whales left in the...

Becoming a doctor is no small feat. It takes years of dedication, countless hours of research, and a strong commitment to a chosen field....

Many northern communities rely on up-to-date bathymetric information for safe ship passage between regions. However, bathymetry data for...

It's official - we ran a Geomatics and Landscape Ecology field course in Zanzibar, 6-26 August 2018! The course focused on the...

In preparation for Shallow Survey 2018, we are testing how well a standard consumer-grade drone (Phantom 3 standard) can be used to map...

Established in 2015, the Shallow Water Earth Observation Lab is still a new establishment, but we have been lucky to be supported by the...

Former MSc student. Graduated in November 2020. For her thesis, Kiyomi worked on satellite-derived bathymetry in Nunavut, comparing a...

Former MSc student. Fiona worked on species distribution modeling for habitat-forming benthic organisms (corals and sponges) in the North...

In early August 2017, Kiyomi and I went to Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, do collect some field data for her work on Satellite-Derived...