Members of the Remote Sensing of Environmental Change research group took to the 35th annual Cold Regions Research Centre Annual Conference on November 24th and 25th. The following is a list of the participants and their research:
Gifty Attiah (PhD): Monitoring Lakes Surface Temperature in the North Slave Region, NWT using Remote Sensing
Alicia Pouw (PhD): Innovative Approaches to Monitoring Lake Snow in Canada’s Sub-Arctic
Arash Rafat (PhD): Air-Snow-Ice-Water Interactions and Variability in Northern Lakes
Michael Dallosch (UW/WLU PhD): The Role of Climate Change on Algal Biomass
Ida Moalemi (MSc): Trends of Ice-off Dates on Great Slave and Peace Athabasca Deltas Using Optical Remote Sensing and Random Forest Modeling
Ali Reza Shahvaran (UW/WLU MSc): Validation and comparison of semi-empirical Chlorophyll-a retrieval algorithms using multispectral satellite imagery for Western Lake Ontario
Cold Regions Research Centre link
