Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River

Canada First Research Excellence Fund Personal account from a scientist about learning from his local guide while conducting river ice research in the Canadian Northwest Territories.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Lindenschmidt, Karl-Erich
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:English
Published: Global Water Futures Integrated Modeling Program for Canada 2023
Subjects:
Water research
River ice
Environmental impacts
Ice roads
Hydroelectric dams
Indigenous peoples
Local knowledge
Traditional knowledge
Northwest Territories
Canada
Slave River
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10388/14780
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River ice
Environmental impacts
Ice roads
Hydroelectric dams
Indigenous peoples
Local knowledge
Traditional knowledge
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River ice
Environmental impacts
Ice roads
Hydroelectric dams
Indigenous peoples
Local knowledge
Traditional knowledge
Lindenschmidt, Karl-Erich
Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
topic_facet Water research
River ice
Environmental impacts
Ice roads
Hydroelectric dams
Indigenous peoples
Local knowledge
Traditional knowledge
description Canada First Research Excellence Fund Personal account from a scientist about learning from his local guide while conducting river ice research in the Canadian Northwest Territories.
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title Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
title_short Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
title_full Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
title_fullStr Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
title_full_unstemmed Both Eyes on the Ice : Investigating a hazard on the Slave River
title_sort both eyes on the ice : investigating a hazard on the slave river
publisher Global Water Futures Integrated Modeling Program for Canada
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url https://hdl.handle.net/10388/14780
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TC-SSU-14780
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