Peace-Athabasca Delta Surface Water Detection
Our remote sensing team at Caslys highlights surface water detection methods in a case study of Northern Alberta and the Peace-Athabasca region. This delta and its dynamic hydrologic environment is a strong example of an area that experiences a high degree of change in surface water levels annually. Check out the article below to see our results and learn more about surface water detection! What is surface water? Surface water refers to any body of water found on the Earth’s surface, encompassing both saltwater and freshwater sources. Freshwater surface bodies such as rivers, streams, and lakes are essential for maintaining... Continue reading→
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National Indigenous Peoples Day 2024
Each year, June 21st marks National Indigenous Peoples Day. A time for settler reflection, acknowledgement, and appreciation for the Indigenous Peoples across Canada as we all work towards reconciliation. National Indigeouns Peoples day is one that should be used to embrace First Nations, Inuit and... Continue reading→
Analyzing Summer Heat Domes using Land Surface Temperature
With summer approaching and anticipation for rising temperatures growing, our team at Caslys reflected on some of the past heat waves in recent memory and dove into some current extreme temperatures being experienced elsewhere in the world. Analysis Completed using CARD Stack Services June of... Continue reading→
Caribou Research Awarded Canadian Journal of Zoology Editor’s Choice
A recent article by Caslys team members published in the Canadian Journal of Zoology has been highlighted as the Editor’s Choice! These publications are a part of Canada’s largest independent leader in mobilizing science-based knowledge. Canadian scientists are faced with many hurdles to overcome in... Continue reading→