Glaciology Research
Welcome to Erin Pettit’s Glaciology Research Group in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. We explore glaciers and ice sheets and their role in global climate and climate change through geophysical field observations and numerical modeling. We are part of the UAF Glaciology Group and the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and affiliated with the Geophysical Institute.
Please email me if you are interested in applying for a Ph.D or Master's Degree.
Highlights
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Glaciology Reading Seminar GEOS 692 |
This theme-based glaciology seminar is intended for graduate students or advanced undergradautes who wish to deepen their knowledge of the peer-reviewed literature in glaciology. Spring 2012: Journal of Glaciology Issue 200: Special Review and History of Major topics in Glaciology.Instructors:
Days and Time: TBD (contact Erin for "doodle" scheduler link). Room: GI 414 (Glaciology Map Room) |
Listening to the Ice: Processes at the Ice/Ocean Boundary observed through Underwater Acoustics |
Tidewater glacier fjords are noisy places! This film is a short description of our project, produced by Hilary Hudson
Glacier Acoustics Project from Hilary Hudson on Vimeo.
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