Applied Cold Regions Science
GPHY 305
300-Level Courses
3 Units
In-person
5
one-way Exclusions
Lecture, laboratory, off-campus activity, private study
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Course Description
Examining key aspects of cold regions science and processes using field and geospatial techniques applied to real-world case studies. Hands-on application of cold regions science methods will be used to explore major themes related to cold region climates, glaciology, hydrology, permafrost, snow science and resource development.
NOTE Field Trip: estimated cost $75.
Learning Outcomes
- Learn fundamental principles of ethical northern scientific research.
- Develop an understanding of key principles in applied cold regions science including evaluating impacts of climate change.
- Apply theoretical principles of cold regions science to remote and field-based activities.
- Formulate solutions to advanced geospatial and modelling problems.
- Communicate the results of independent research in topics related to applied cold regions science.