MSc Thesis Opportunity: Use of satellite imagery to detect non-point sources of pollution in streams
A two-year M.Sc. thesis scholarship is to work with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) and Fluvial Systems Research (FSR) on...
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Gearing up for fieldwork, Summer 2019
The ice is finally melting here in Ottawa, and we're getting ready for this season's fieldwork. - In Gatineau Park, satellite image...
Field course in Zanzibar, August 2018
It's official - we ran a Geomatics and Landscape Ecology field course in Zanzibar, 6-26 August 2018! The course focused on the...
Satellite-Derived Bathymetry for Nunavut
Many northern communities rely on up-to-date bathymetric information for safe ship passage between regions. However, bathymetry data for...
Field course in Zanzibar, August 2018
It's official - we ran a Geomatics and Landscape Ecology field course in Zanzibar, 6-26 August 2018! The course focused on the...
Bathymetry by consumer drone
In preparation for Shallow Survey 2018, we are testing how well a standard consumer-grade drone (Phantom 3 standard) can be used to map...
Lab infrastructure provided by the Canadian Foundation for Innovation
Established in 2015, the Shallow Water Earth Observation Lab is still a new establishment, but we have been lucky to be supported by the...
Kiyomi Holman
MSc, graduated November 2020. For her thesis, Kiyomi worked on satellite-derived bathymetry in Nunavut, comparing a range of empirical...
Fiona Davidson
MSc, graduated January 2020. Fiona worked on species distribution modeling for habitat-forming benthic organisms (corals and sponges) in...
Fieldwork in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
In early August 2017, Kiyomi and I went to Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, do collect some field data for her work on Satellite-Derived...
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