Thanks for sharing @davepetley.bsky.social!

@theronfinley.bsky.social, Panya, Jan, and I were very fortunate to be able to get to the site to survey the impacts of the earthquake. I'm very grateful for how many "once in a lifetime" opportunities we get up here!

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Natural Resources Canada has released a national scale maps of active deformation processes based on 2017-2024 Sentinel-1 InSAR data. For best results download the images, load them up in your fav GIS software, and watch out many hours will be spent checking out features you always wondered about.

Very happy to share another new paper. This one on an entirely different topic; the timing and interaction of alpine glaciers with at the northern margin of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

The 17 December 2024 Takhini River landslide and river-ice tsunami in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada highlights the role of progressive failure in frozen materials.
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Here's an article I wrote on a novel landslide that generated a destructive river-ice tsunami on the Takhini River last winter. Definitely a hazard to consider in cold regions. Thanks to the folks who gave me their thoughts and comments on the paper: Panya, Marten, Hig, and anonymous!

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Over the last three years, @drewbrayshaw.bsky.social, @geocron.bsky.social, me, and twelve colleagues have been compiling a Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database. Version 12 is now available and contains 25,500 entries.
zenodo.org/records/1721...