- Professor
University of Calgary
Department of Geography
Brian Moorman
Currently Teaching
| F2023 - GEOG 502 - Arctic Systems Science | ||||||||||
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| F2023 - GEOG 685 - Arctic System Science | ||||||||||
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| W2024 - GEOG 204 - Global Environmental Change | ||||||||||
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| W2024 - GEOG 310 - Landforms and Soils | ||||||||||
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Research Interests:
Brian is a geomorphologist who studies the changing world. Whether it be temporal changes associated with climate change or spatial changes at the interface between different environments. He has studied earth systems around the world with extensive experience in the Canadian Arctic. Using geophysical, remote sensing and geochemical techniques to study terrain stability, coastal processes, glacier dynamics and hydrology. He is currently working on measuring and predicting coastal erosion, ground movement, hydrological conditions and characterizing terrain conditions.
Publications
Journal Articles - Non-Peer Reviewed
- Lafferty, Albert, Hugenholtz, Christopher, Moorman, Brian and Andrews, Tom. "Integrating Geomatics, Geophysics, and Local Knowledge to Relocate the Original Fort Providence Cemetery, Northwest Territories". Arctic 74.3 (2021): 407-416. Print.
Journal Articles - Peer Reviewed
- Clark, Andrew, Moorman, Brian and Whalen, Dustin. "UAV-SfM and Geographic Object-Based Image Analysis for Measuring Multi-Temporal Planimetric and Volumetric Erosion of Arctic Coasts". Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 49.1 (2023): 1-21. Print.
- Jennings, Stephen, Hambrey, Michael, Moorman, Brian, Holt, Tom and Glasser, Neil. "Upscaling ground-based structural glaciological investigations via satellite remote sensing to larger-scale ice masses: Bylot Island, Canadian Arctic". Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, (2022). Print.
- Clark, Andrew, Moorman, Brian, Whalen, Dustin and Vieira, Goncalo. "Multiscale Object-Based Classification and Feature Extraction along Arctic Coasts". Remote Sensing 14. (2022): 1-22. Print.
- Ochwat, Naomi, Marshall, Shawn, Moorman, Brian, Criscitiello, Allison and Copland, Luke. "Evolution of the firn pack of Kaskawulsh Glacier, Yukon: meltwater effects, densification, and the development of a perennial firn aquifer.". The Cryosphere 15. (2021): 2021-2040. Print.
- Clark, Andrew, Moorman, Brian, Whalen, Dustin and Fraser, Paul. "Arctic coastal erosion: UAV-SfM data collection strategies for planimetric and volumetric measurements.". Arctic Science 7. (2021): 605-633. Print.
- Bash, Elenor, Moorman, Brian, Menounos, Brian and Gunther, Alison. "Evaluation of SfM for surface characterization of a snow-covered glacier through comparison with aerial lidar". Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems 8.2 (2020): 119-139. Print.
- Bash, Eleanor and Moorman, Brian. "Surface melt and the importance of water flow - an analysis based on high-resolution unnamed aerial vehicle (UAV) data for an Arctic glacier". The Cryosphere 14. (2020): 549-563. Print.
- St Germain, Sarah and Moorman, Brian. "Long-term observations of supraglacial streams on an Arctic glacier". Journal of Glaciology 65.254 (2019): 900-911. Print.
- Bash, Eleanor, Moorman, Brian and Gunther, Allison. "Detecting Short-Term Surface Melt on an Arctic Glacier Using UAV Surveys". Remote Sensing 10.10 (2018): 1-17. Print.
- Stevens, Ian T., Irvine-Fynn, Tristram D.L., Porter, Philip, Cook, Joseph M., Edwards, Arwyn, Smart, Martin, Moorman, Brian, Hodson, Andy J. and Mitchell, Andrew C.. "Near-surface hydraulic conductivity of northern hemisphere glaciers". Hydrological Processes 32.7 (2018): 850-865. Print.
- Hird, Jennifer, Montage, A, McDermid, Greg, Kariyeva, Jahan, Moorman, Brian, Nielsen, S and McIntosh, A. "Use of unmanned aerial vehicles for monitoring recovery of forest vegetation on petroleum well sites". Remote Sensing 9.5 (2017): 1-20. Print.
- St. Germain, Sarah and Moorman, Brian. "The development of a pulsating supraglacial stream". Annals of Glaciology 57.72 (2016): 31-38. Print.
- Whitehead, Ken, Moorman, Brian and Wainstein, Pablo. "Measuring daily surface elevation and velocity variations across a polythermal arctic glacier using ground-based photogrammetery". Journal of Glaciology 60.224 (2014): 1208-1220. Print.
Degrees
- PhD - Earth Science
Carleton University - MSc - Geography
University of Calgary - BSc with High Honours - Geography
Carleton University
Students
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