Day 2 of Ontario fieldwork - trail cam set up to track the ice cover formation and decay timing for the season, including a new view from the north side of the lake

Day 1 of Ontario field work - beautiful snowy day to be working on MacDonald Lake in @haliburton_forest setting up the ice thickness sensor 😁❄️

It will track the ice thickness for us over the season to help compare to the weekly measurements the team will make

Last month, the mighty Shallow Water Ice Profiler, named Pablo, was briefly ashore for a download and redeployment, but is now back safe and sound in the depths of Small Lake, ready for another season of hard work tracking the ice cover for us.

Until next year, Pablo!

Itchy muskox got at these two!

Earlier this summer we a great, but chilly, day for servicing the High Arctic Lake Ice Observation Network (HALO). Cameras reset for the year to track the snow and ice.

(And hopefully not provide any more muskox entertainment)!

Drilling through ~2m of lake ice to measure the thickness across the lakes in Resolute, NU

@uoftmississauga.bsky.social @utm-research.bsky.social @utm-gge.bsky.social

Our May lake ice research team in action! @uoftmississauga.bsky.social @utm-research.bsky.social @utm-gge.bsky.social

A beautiful day at Sophia Lake, on Cornwallis Island, NU - we were measuring snow and lake ice thickness at several lakes in the area

Another great fieldwork trip to the High Arctic, interesting ice cover this year with more of a white surface than usual on some lakes