Getting ready for two weeks of geophysics mapping #groundwater and #premafrost in #NorthernBC using Electrical Resistivity Tomography and Induced Polarization
Alex Bevington
@alexbevington.bsky.social
Hydrology, geospatial, remote sensing, backcountry
High elevation hydrology is hard work, costly, and critical to understanding future water resources. Reinstrumenting the Place Creek Hydrometric station from the 70s/80s Provisional new data and histyoric WSC data can be seen here: watershed-rs.shinyapps.io/remotelogger/
1 day of growth for the Bonanza Creek wildfire (July 22 to 23, 2026) seen from #Landsat9 and #Sentinel2 wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/map
A few photos of recent geospatial and hydrology fieldwork. Measuring flows and blowing truck tires. @unbcgeographyensc.bsky.social
March 5 webinar w/ @alexbevington.bsky.social , Xulin Guo, & I hosted by @planet.com focused on Canadian research, but open to anyone 🧪⚒️❄️🛰️🇨🇦 @unbcgeographyensc.bsky.social @usask.ca @ucalgary.bsky.social @ucalgaryscience.bsky.social events.teams.microsoft.com/event/adf983...
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rOpenSci@handle.invalid · 2y ago📦 [A package a day - data access 34] Today's data access package is tidyhydat Extract and Tidy Canadian Hydrometric Data 🙏 Maintained by @boshek 📝 https://docs.ropensci.org/tidyhydat/ Look how Brian Menounos detects the Effects of Sustained Glacier Wastage on Streamflow in Variably […]
Sad to pull a hydrometric station out from the North Anzac yesterday. 4 years of data and the funding cycle is complete. Time for final reporting!
Tis the season to resupply volunteer run backcountry huts before the ski season. Between all 6 huts we resupply, we're moving 10 cords of wood!
Smoky skies from Canoe Mountain, Valemount, BC on Sep 12, 2025. Maintaining an alpine weather station (13yrs of data) and steep alpine permafrost monitoring equipment (7yrs of data).
