Geophysical Subsurface Imaging Technology Validation for CCS MMV
A project aiming to improve the cost effectiveness of existing subsurface analysis technologies.
Northern Marine and Coastal Processes
The majority of Canada’s coastlines and submerged lands lie in the North.
Earth Sciences Permafrost, Ice, and Snow
Ice, whether in fallen snow, embedded in soil as permafrost, moving across our landscapes as glaciers or covering our
Indicators of Change
Many lines of scientific evidence show that the Earth's climate is changing. Using satellite and terrestrial network
Marine and Fresh Water
Canada’s North is endowed with abundant sources of freshwater including glaciers, lakes and rivers, from tiny streams
Landslides
Terrestrial landslides represent a constant and ubiquitous threat to the well-being of Canadians, accounting for an e
Polarimetric RADARSAT-2 for Monitoring Canadian Wetlands
Canada’s wetlands cover about 25 percent of the country’s landmass and account for nearly 20 percent of the world’s wetl
The Five-Scale radiative transfer model
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Marine Geological Hazards
Marine geohazards are geological conditions at the sea floor or within sub-bottom sediments that, if unrecognized, co