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The Canadian Geomorphology Research Group (CGRG) fosters and promotes research, teaching, and application of geomorphology in Canada.

The CGRG's membership includes students, professors, and professionals in all parts of Canada and outposts in the U.S. and elsewhere.

We encourage all earth scientists with an interest in Canadian geomorphology to join the CGRG.
Research Spotlights
  • Ice-flow and deglacial history of the Laurentide Ice Sheet in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area

    Ice-flow and deglacial history of the Laurentide Ice Sheet in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area

    The latest data on the glacial and deglacial history of the southwest Great Slave Lake region, NWT. The Laurentide Ice

  • Geomorphic implications of contemporary sand wedges in seasonally frozen ground
    Geomorphic implications of contemporary sand wedges in seasonally frozen ground
Field Notes
  • Winter field work in fluvial geomorphology: river confluence dynamics

    Winter field work in fluvial geomorphology: river confluence dynamics

    Nancy Martel Université du Québec à Rimouski Rimouski, QC. Studies on river confluences have highlighted the complex relationships between flow

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  • The punchbowls of southwest Manitoba
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Recent Publications
  • Automated drumlin shape and volume estimation using high resolution LiDAR imagery (Curvature Based Relief Separation): A test from the Wadena Drumlin Field, Minnesota
  • An integral image approach to performing multi-scale topographic position analysis
  • Little Ice Age debris lobes and nivation hollows inside Ubehebe Crater, Death Valley, California: Analog for Mars craters?
  • Transformative geomorphic research using laboratory experimentation
  • Formation of periodic bedrock ridges on Earth
  • Submarine canyons and channels in the Lower St. Lawrence Estuary (Eastern Canada): Morphology, classification and recent sediment dynamics
  • The spatial variability of ice-jam bank morphologies along the Mistassini River (Quebec, Canada): an indicator of the ice-jam regime?
  • Increased precipitation drives mega slump development and destabilization of ice-rich permafrost terrain, northwestern Canada
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