In Metalline Creek, a small valley in the Kluane Range of the southwest Yukon Territory, the glacial deposits and the talus material have been affected by mass movement processes promoted by the occurrence of glacier ice and ice formed from avalanche snow. In addition, minor periglacial mass movement processes occur in the valley. Variations in the type of process are attributed to altitudinal changes, to aspect, and to change in the height of the regional snow line during the Neoglacial period
The Glenlyon area in central Yukon is bounded by 62° and 63°N and 134° and 136°W. It is part of the...
Cryoplanation terraces (CTs) are large (3000–800 000 m2) erosional landforms found in upland perigla...
Detailed investigations of the sediment-landform associations being actively created in modern-day p...
Glacier surges are characterized by order-of-magnitude increases in flow that can be sustained for m...
Drift prospecting in high relief areas of the Cordillera requires consideration of paleo-ice-flow re...
Five case studies of recent landslides in southwestern Yukon Territory illustrate the role of permaf...
ABSTRACT. Glaciated valleys of the Dalton Range in the south-west Yukon Territory are dominated by r...
A landslide inventory was carried out for the Little Salmon Lake area, Yukon Territory, Canada, in r...
My research involves the study of Wheaton Glacier, the largest glacier in the Wheaton River watershe...
On the stagnant ice of Wolf Creek Glacier, in the Canadian Yukon, fully 90 per cent of the superglac...
The main objective of this thesis was to offer explanations on the evolution of the plateau surfaces...
This research statistically examined the topographic characteristics of rock glacier locations in th...
Talus form and development in the Similkameen Valley near Keremeos, British Columbia was investigate...
Abstract: Glacial transport of trace elements was studied at seven mineral occurrences in the southe...
Five periods of ice advance in the North Klondike-upper Blackstone basins of the Ogilvie Mountains a...
The Glenlyon area in central Yukon is bounded by 62° and 63°N and 134° and 136°W. It is part of the...
Cryoplanation terraces (CTs) are large (3000–800 000 m2) erosional landforms found in upland perigla...
Detailed investigations of the sediment-landform associations being actively created in modern-day p...
Glacier surges are characterized by order-of-magnitude increases in flow that can be sustained for m...
Drift prospecting in high relief areas of the Cordillera requires consideration of paleo-ice-flow re...
Five case studies of recent landslides in southwestern Yukon Territory illustrate the role of permaf...
ABSTRACT. Glaciated valleys of the Dalton Range in the south-west Yukon Territory are dominated by r...
A landslide inventory was carried out for the Little Salmon Lake area, Yukon Territory, Canada, in r...
My research involves the study of Wheaton Glacier, the largest glacier in the Wheaton River watershe...
On the stagnant ice of Wolf Creek Glacier, in the Canadian Yukon, fully 90 per cent of the superglac...
The main objective of this thesis was to offer explanations on the evolution of the plateau surfaces...
This research statistically examined the topographic characteristics of rock glacier locations in th...
Talus form and development in the Similkameen Valley near Keremeos, British Columbia was investigate...
Abstract: Glacial transport of trace elements was studied at seven mineral occurrences in the southe...
Five periods of ice advance in the North Klondike-upper Blackstone basins of the Ogilvie Mountains a...
The Glenlyon area in central Yukon is bounded by 62° and 63°N and 134° and 136°W. It is part of the...
Cryoplanation terraces (CTs) are large (3000–800 000 m2) erosional landforms found in upland perigla...
Detailed investigations of the sediment-landform associations being actively created in modern-day p...