Ahh, we will check it out, with special interest for the Juneau Icefield!
@app-glaciers.bsky.social
Happy to say that Dr. Josie Arcuri successfully defended her PhD Thesis yesterday. Thesis is not called "River Ice Matters" - but that is what her research revolved around. Josie picked up some field skills on the way, but hydraulic and morphodynamic river modeling is her jam. Huge congrats!
Agreed! Brian Yanites at @csdms.bsky.social meeting today!
Why are the Rockies rocky? New work from Matt Rossi and friends -
It is that time! Field prep at its best. Go team.
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footage of the enormous scar! Landslide in Alaska Set Off a Tsunami. There May Be More to Come. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/06/s...
Leaving a rainy Denver, FINALLLY! to @csdms.bsky.social meeting in Minnesota.
@natgeosci.nature.com editorial highlights how a sweep of recent studies are showing the profound effects of humans on rivers; including the effect of climate change on Arctic systems (our paper!). @geolidf.bsky.social @colorado.edu
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
🟣 As part of our new series on Artificial Intelligence in research software, we have published a new guide: Getting Started with ML and AI in Research Software, written by Paul J. Wright. Find out more about the guide and how to access it at www.software.ac.uk/news/new-gui...
Earth’s landmass has been sculpted by rivers for millions of years. Humans are now reshaping these landscapes as engineered modifications and the impacts of anthropogenic climate change alter river co...
Very happy to share my last paper published in @natcomms.nature.com on a global dataset of the topography beneath the world´s glaciers 🥳
Check it out here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Using inverse modeling techniques, Frank et al. unveil the topography under the world’s glaciers. They find a large potential for future lakes in the presently ice-covered terrain and estimate the pot...
What makes the Rockies rocky?
ICYMI — scientists from CIRES, INSTAAR, and CU Boulder revealed that the distribution of bedrock and thin, patchy soils in the Rampart Range in Colorado is controlled by topography, erosion, and forest structure.
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CIRES-led study uses drones and airborne imagery to dig into the transition between soil- and rock-dominated surfaces
