Spring break-up season is upon us! Join us for an action packed session to help get ready for the break-up season on Alaska’s rivers. The session will cover tools from the Alaska River Watch Program to monitor break up, including community observations and aerial campaigns. It will also feature new a web-based tool built by Stephens Institute of Technology to model and map river ice concentrations using multiple satellites and photos submitted by the public through the UAF Fresh Eyes on Ice program. Find out more on how to access the river ice information from these programs and learn how you can be involved in observing break up to help community safety and climate change research.
This event will be held in-person on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus in Akasofu Building, rm 401. If you would prefer to join virtually, please register at the link below. You do not need to register if you plan to attend in person.