What I do!

I hold a Ph.D. in Geology from The University of Western Ontario.
I spend several months of the year in the Canadian Arctic (Nunavut) and Greenland studying Quaternary and Surficial geology.
The main focus of my research is:
1) reconstruction of ice-movement history in Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and Greenland;
2) study mineral dispersal patterns to aid mineral exploration;
3) produce surficial geology maps
4) conduct mineral resource assessments.

I have been conducting research in the Arctic since 2001.
Areas I have conducted research include:
2001 - Walker Lake (Nunavut) located in NTS Mapsheet 56J.
2002 - Ellice Hills (Nunavut) located in NTS Mapsheet 56P.
2003 - Kangerlussuaq (Søndre Strømfjord), Greenland.
2004 - Darby Lake and Lower Boothia Peninsula (Nunavut) located in NTS 
            Mapsheets 56N and NTS 56O.
2005 - Pelly Bay area located in NTS Mapsheet 57A (Nunavut)
2006 - Pelly Bay area located in NTS Mapsheet 57A (Nunavut)
2007 - Pelly Bay area located in NTS Mapsheet 57A (Nunavut)
2008 - Pelly Bay area located in NTS Mapsheet 57A (Nunavut)
2009 - Mackenzie Mountains (Northwest Territories)
2010 - Mackenzie Mountains (Northwest Territories)
2011 - Pine Point (Northwest Territories)