Leif Burge overlooking the terraces of the Oldman River, Alberta

Vibra- coring Waterton Lake for paleo- hydrologic reconstruction.

Dave Clement and Arron Clack moving vibra-coring equipment over ice, 1997.

Duane Froese, Gary Parkstrom, Nadine Reynolds and John Laughton shoot Ground Penetrating Radar and Electrical Resistivity Ground Imaging to investigate the concept of river grade.

Using Ground Penetrating Radar, Harry Jol examines the sedimentary structure of a barrier-spit complex on the coast of Wash. State.

Duane Froese standing beside the 2.6  million-year-old ice wedge cast in the Klondike  gravels that marks the onset of climate cooling and the beginning of the Quaternary Period.

Clement, Smith and Simpson enjoy beer!  (well o.k., not Simpson)

The sun sets on an 'Otter' float-plane, William River Delta, Northern Sask.

Coulombe-Pontbriand, M., Use of electric resistivity ground imaging to detect buried valley's from Northern Alberta to Montana. Ph.D

Parker, M., Multi-disciplinary approach to identify the method of  fluvial erosion of the outlet channel,  glacial Lake Great Falls, Montana. MSc.

Tarrant, P., Comparison of shallow seismic, electric resistivity ground imaging, ground penetrating radar, and borehole data from the south extension of the Deerfoot Trail across the Bow River. M.Sc.
 
 

Froese, D., Plio-Pleistocene climate and tectonics of the upper Yukon River, western Yukon and central Alaska. Ph.D

2000

1999

Clement, D., Fluvial Geomorphology of the Yukon River, Yukon Flats, Alaska. MSc.

Simpson, C., Fluvial Geomorpholgy of the Milk River, Montana - Alberta. MSc.

1998

Makaske, B., University of Utrecht , The Netherlands, Fluvial hydraulics of anastomosing river systems. (co-supervised with H. Berendsen) Ph. D.

Clack, A., Westward coastal progradation and Holocene history of the eastern end of Lesser Slave Lake, Central Alberta. MSc.

1997

Beierle, B., Early Holocene Environmantal reconstruction inferred from lake sediments, in the foothills and Rocky Mountains of southern Alberta. MSc.

Burge, L., Meandering river eddy accretions: morphology, sedimentology and depositonal processes. MSc.

Froese, D. Sedimentology and paleomagnetism of Plio-Pleistocene Klondike Terraces. MSc.

1996

Mahoney, J., How rivers affect establishment and growth of riparian poplars.* Ph.D. Co-supervised with Dr. Stuart Rood, University of Lethbridge

1995

Young, R., Preglacial (Wisconsinan) paleogeographic reconstruction of the Saskatchewan Gravel valley-fill deposits near Edmonton.* Ph.D.

1994

Molnar, T., Drowning of the Birch River delta and shorelands of Lake Claire, caused by regional isostatic crustal tilting, northeast Alberta. MSc.

Meyers, R., The Willapa barrier spit of Southwest Washington State: depositional processes inferred from ground penetrating radar. MSc.

1993

Fisher, T., Glacial Lake Agassiz: the northwest outlet and paleoflood between 9900 and 9500 BP.* Ph.D.

Jol, H.M., Ground penetrating radar and stratigraphic analysis of lacustrine river deltas.*Ph.D.

1992

Piet, L.J.M., Paleogeography and sedimentology of fluvial point bars, chute-fills and oxbow-fills in the lower Liard River, NWT. MSc.

1991

Miller, L.A., Glacial Lakes Elk and Wigwam, a paleogeomorphic reconstruction, southeastern B.C. MSc.

Sawicki, O., Glacial Lake Invermere, a geomorphic reconstruction. MSc.

1990

Gorecki, R., Sedimentology of channel fills and distributary mouth bar deposits in the modern Athabasca River Delta, northeast Alberta. MSc.

Moorman, B., Use of Ground Penetrating Radar to Interpret Channel-Fill Deposits, Upper Columbia River, B.C. MSc.

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