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Field expedition preparations for areas north of lsachsen with Beaver aircraft flying in supplies.
Experimental tracked snow mobile.
Denis St Onge working on dirt sea ice experiment off the coast of Isachsen
Close- up slide of various black materials melting the sea ice from rays of sun
Denis St Onge and Richard Moskal cleaning mud from tracks of our snow mobile. Most frustrating. Quonset hut, our building for sleeping and accommodating equipment. Very comfortable.
Hardened lava material with weathered soft scorched rock material abutting the lava material. Located on top of a high rock ridge, north of Isachsen.
In the valleys, softer silt materials moved by melt waters to the sea. Lava material still standing at top of ridge. Very hard and slow to erode.
Embankment along a river, melting and quickly eroding. A good example of sun's warm rays on permafrost in the embankment material, which then flows over layers of ice and freezes later in colder weather
Denis St Onge taking field notes at Louise Bay, south of Isachsen.
Example of slumping hill sides due to melting of ice lenses in the soil. Material is carried to the sea.
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