School of Earth, Environment and Society at McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario
Joined February 2013
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Can we produce GEDI like canopy height for high latitude forests? Here we use C-, L-band SAR and optical data to extrapolate GEDI canopy height and propagate uncertainty. The use of seasonal data reduced error by 0.45 m and decreased bias by 1 m. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2410.18108
McMaster SEES retweeted
Hot off the press! 🗞️excited to see our critical systematic review on paratransit research in the US and Canada published in Travel Behavioir and Society 🚐
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McMaster SEES retweeted
The 15th Annual Woo Water Lecture!
Wed. Oct. 9 (3:30-4:30PM)
Dr. Ellen Wohl (Colorado State)
"Messy Rivers are Healthy Rivers"
Plus special announcement introducing:
The McMaster Watershed Ecosystems Living Lab
(The "WELL")
@McMasterSEES @McMasterScience @McMasterU
McMaster SEES retweeted
A little late in sharing but here is one of my latest publications!
In this article we completed a landsystem analysis in temperate non-surging glaciers of Mýrdalsjökull Ice Cap, #Iceland !
Here is a pic after a day of collecting data for this paper!
@McMasterScience @McMasterU
Landsystem analysis of temperate non‐surging glaciers on the Mýrdalsjökull Ice Cap, southern Iceland - Lee - Boreas - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
McMaster SEES retweeted
Check out the updates from our April visit to Arviat, where we were building shared understanding around goose terminology.
@McMasterSEES @CIHR_IRSC
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Learn more about the IndigiNerds program and Maddy’s research with our team @McMasterSEES
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Maddy made important contributions to SUN Team @McMasterSEES, Nunavut Research Institute @NUArcticCollege, and Climate Change Secretariat @GOVofNUNAVUT research through her work identifying climate change research locations and exploring trends across #Nunavut.
The School of Earth, Environment & Society is seeking a sessional faculty member to teach our ENVIRSC 2B03: Soils and the Environment course for the 2024 Fall term. For more information and to apply, please visit our website: careers.mcmaster.ca/psp/prcs… and search for job 63685
McMaster SEES retweeted
Honouring #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay by celebrating our friends, mentors, and research partners at the Aqqiumavvik Society in Arviat, Nunavut.
aqqiumavvik.com/
@ArviatWellness
@McMasterSEES @MIRIMcMaster
🌟Earlier this week Amalie Kanne and Jonas Mortelmans, members of Mike Waddington's Ecohydrology Lab, conducted research at the NOBEL Water Observatory in the Georgian Bay Biosphere Mnidoo Gamii.🌎🌱
@amaliekanne @j_mortelmans @NOBEL_Water
McMaster SEES retweeted
Our ongoing work on carbon emission from the 2023 wildfires in Canada has won the @Google Geo for Good Impact Award. Thanks @zilong_zhong and @ChinyereOttah for leading this work and @NSERC_CRSNG and @TIPS_SPIIE for supporting our research projects
McMaster SEES retweeted
@McMasterSEES ENVSOCTY 3MA3 students celebrated end of term sharing top tips on all social research methods they learned about this year! They gained first hand experience through their own projects investigating influential factors on student experiences @McMasterU.
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Whohoo! Congratulations team! Checkout their excellent submission. @McMasterSEES @McMasterScience this now 9 years and counting placing in the top 3 positions! I am so proud of our students. Well done!
Congratulations to the 2nd runners-up of the @esricanada ECCE App Challenge 2024 from @McMasterU, Mac4DAEs, with Eva Boomsma, Alice Stubbs, and David Figueroa!
Check out their app here: bit.ly/4bjSUP4
@McMasterGIS @McMasterTRL @McMasterSEES @JonDSalter @SandsofJura
McMaster SEES retweeted
As #EGU2024 winds down, Arsh @ak__grewal wows the crowd with his work using stable isotopes and SAS frameworks @CiaranJHarman to provide new insights into permafrost hydrology. PhD almost there!
Please check out @McMasterSEES Prof. Allison Williams article "National Caregiver Day: Canadian organizations need to better support carer-employees in the workplace" out today in @ConversationCA for #NationalCaregiverDay.
McMaster SEES retweeted
Please join us in ~15 mins in GSB 330 for the annual Rouse Climate Lecture, featuring Dr. Trevor Porter from the University of Toronto who will be discussing Paleoclimate insights from relict permafrost in northwestern Canada. Refreshments and treats will be provided!
Please join us in ~15 mins in GSB 330 for the annual Rouse Climate Lecture, featuring Dr. Trevor Porter from the University of Toronto who will be discussing Paleoclimate insights from relict permafrost in northwestern Canada. Refreshments and treats will be provided!
McMaster SEES retweeted
Some of our work with sea ice terminology in Kinngait and with Aqqiumavvik Society in Arviat featured in a recent news story! science.mcmaster.ca/it-alway…
@McMasterSEES @MIRIMcMaster @ArviatWellness @CIHR_IRSC @NUArcticCollege
McMaster University's SEES is looking for a sessional faculty member to teach our ENVIRSC 1C03: Climate, Water and the Environment course this Summer term. For more information and to apply, please visit our website: careers.mcmaster.ca/psp/prep… and search for job 61107
McMaster SEES retweeted
For those in the Hamilton area, @NatalieAnCarter and I will be sharing results of our @ArcticNet-funded project on March 6 (3-4pm).
Others beyond @McMasterSEES are welcome! Please RSVP [email protected] to be sure the room we have can accommodate all who want to attend.
