PAD rivers are radJust the bear necessities of life (bonus points available)A tea break in Greenland with Drs Gleason and ChuDrs. Pitcher, Gleason, and Chu, before they were Drs.Wayana Dolan of UNC bundles up in the captain’s chairA bear exits the riverbank in the PADTed Langhorst of UNC does the dishes on the North Slope of AlaskaA mosquito conference on GNSS useBC wildfires produced this eerie noonday sceneMerritt Harlan and Ted Langhorst (of UNC) adjust the lidar in SaskatchewanFour adults crammed into one Arctic Oven atop the Greenland Ice Sheet. Dr. Rick Forster (Utah) presiding hereThis is Wayana Dolan’s first fish of all time…..A supraglacial river seen from a helicopter in GreenlandThe Fluvail@UMass lidar creatively perched to be better scan the Sagavinirktok River, with the Aleyeska Pipelien in the backgroundDr. Tamlin Pavelsky of UNC provides the power to a Grumman canoe in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaActual map and compass work needed in GreenlandProper safety needed to measure velocity of this supraglacial riverTed Langhorst of UNC is not impressed with the skyDr. Gleason is pleased with this pike.Gullfoss in IcelandTime lapse still from the Isortoq River and Issunguata Sermia glacier in Greenland.Winter time lapse stillDr. Gleason measuring surface velocity (somewhat uselessly)Dr, Gleason takes a break in hiking 78lbs of gear to a campsite in GreenlandNew Zealand speaks for itselfThe daily water run in GreenalndGlens Falls in Ithaca NYHiking out of a campsite in Greenland. This is a very long story….A New Zealand tree fern babyIt’s -56F in Greenland in FebruarySunset on the prairie near Saskatoon shines on Canola.Dr. Toby Minear of Boulder and Dr. Gleason catch-and-release a Grayling Aoraki, New ZealandDr. Gleason is not pleased at the temperatureA real Himalayan river a stone’s throw from Tibet, in NepalLunacat!Dr. Gleason’s natural habitat- the AdirondacksDr. Gleason’s first boat The PatienceGreenlandic moss holding waterA stream by the ToriiIs this a reflection or the canopy itself?Camyrn Kluetmeier and Taylor Rowley contemplating how to install this PTRIP Mooncake, the Greatest Cat EverDr, Gleason’s 2nd boat O’BAAT (one boat at a time). Named by his wifeTaylor Rowley and Bo Wang (both LSU alum!) rigging sensors in OregonDr. Gleason is still jealous his students were on this chopper without himEthan Kyzivat and Jessica Fayne droning on. droning. get it?Pushing a grounded boat in the PADA much younger Dr. Gleason boating on the Sacramento for NASA fieldwork
