Another Nanaimo session....this time with Calgary geologist Will Matthews. Join us this weekend - both Sat and Sun at 9:00 am Pacific! Baja BC A to Z livestreams on YouTube.
Did you know … that when the Laurentide Ice Sheet covered Canada only 22,000 yrs ago melted, stranded giant blocks of ice left behind were 100’s of metres to perhaps a kilometre thick. That is why Elk Island National Park looks like it does. https://t.co/ZfwkYAOqti
On November 6 and 7, William Matthews @CambAdventure and I teach two online short courses on geo-and thermochronology methods and application. Registration is now open at the https://t.co/cpQE8wLcsn You do not need to register for the conference to attend the short course.
Excited to share that our study on the Rocky Mountain Trench was published in Tectonics. https://t.co/fIeh07XWtd Thank you to my students Kelley Fraser and Ryan Grieco, and @ScottJess1 and Hersh Gilbert @UofC_Science #Geology#rockymountains
Shoutout for a new paper online today: Backstripping a recently established high-resolution sequence stratigraphic construction of the Late-K Gallup system to estimate eustatic sea-level changes and their control mechanisms
Our new laser ablation detrital apatite thermochronology method paper just went online! A big advance for @UofC_Geoscience and the result of much hard work. https://t.co/oGFl1Wwe1J
New paper alert! - "Uplift and exhumation in Haida Gwaii driven by terrane translation and transpression along the southern Queen Charlotte fault, Canada" in Geology https://t.co/Me7rQZqtIs. Great work led by PhD student Phil Schoettle-Greene shown below on the sample expedition
It has been a while since I did mineral separation! Getting a last sample ready to build on great work https://t.co/XpZtRAdTnX in the lower Nanaimo Group by collaborators @SFUEarthScience@sdashtgard