Brian Moorman, PhD
PhD in Earth Science Department of Earth Science Carleton University, CanadaM Sc in Geography Department of Geography University of Calgary, Canada
B Sc Honours in Geography Department of Geography Carleton University, Canada
Areas of Research
Physical Geography - permafrost and glacial hydrology, cold regions coastal dynamics
Permafrost and glacial hydrology are Brian's main research interests. He works extensively in the Canadian Arctic, using geophysical, remote sensing and geochemical techniques to study massive ground ice, glacier calving, hydrology, and terrain stability. He is currently working on modelling the movement of glaciers and permafrost terrain, exploring the hydrological interactions between glaciers and permafrost terrain and characterizing ground ice distribution and preservation.
Permafrost and glacial hydrology are Brian's main research interests. He works extensively in the Canadian Arctic, using geophysical, remote sensing and geochemical techniques to study massive ground ice, glacier calving, hydrology, and terrain stability. He is currently working on modelling the movement of glaciers and permafrost terrain, exploring the hydrological interactions between glaciers and permafrost terrain and characterizing ground ice distribution and preservation.
Supervising degrees
Geography - Doctoral: Accepting Inquiries
Geography - Masters: Accepting Inquiries
Geography - Masters: Accepting Inquiries
Geography - Masters: Accepting Inquiries