Subglacial lakes are unique environments that, despite the extreme dark and cold
conditions, have been shown to host microbial life. Many subglacial lakes have been …

Abstract The Canadian Arctic Archipelago (CAA) is vulnerable to climate warming, and with
over 300 tidewater glaciers, is a hotspot for enhanced glacial retreat and meltwater runoff to …

RADARSAT-2 imagery collected each winter from 2015/2016 to 2019/2020 is used to
quantify and characterize the variability in the motion of, and the discharge from, the major …

In 2018 the first subglacial lake in the Canadian Arctic was proposed to exist beneath the
Devon Ice Cap, based on the analysis of airborne radar data. Here, we report a new …

Prior geophysical surveys provided evidence for a hypersaline subglacial lake complex
beneath the center of Devon Ice Cap, Canadian Arctic; however, the full extent and …

We determined ice velocities for the Academy of Sciences Ice Cap, Severnaya Zemlya,
Russian Arctic, during November 2016–November 2017, by feature-tracking 54 pairs of …

Mass balance measurements in the Canadian Arctic are limited, particularly for smaller
glaciers, which introduces significant uncertainties in regional mass balance assessment …

Here we use a variety of remote sensing data sets to characterize the evolving extent,
surface features, dynamics, and surface elevations of Split Lake Glacier, a small outlet of the …

Speckle-tracking of historically acquired ALOS PALSAR and RADARSAT-2 datasets are
used to determine the dynamics of major glaciers and ice masses in western Canada over …

The marine-terminating glaciers are one of the biggest contributors to global sea-level rise.
Research on this aspect of the effects of global climate change is developing nowadays in …