Educators
While the content on this site is presented primarily to document the physical characteristics of the glaciers of the Juneau Icefield, it can also be very useful in the classroom. The velocity and height change data, in particular, can be used to supplement glacial geology courses with real-world examples of glacier dynamics. Likewise, the photos illustrate various glacier and geological features.

If you would like to use the information and data contained in The Crevasse Zone for your courses, please feel free to do so. I ask only that you send me a notice that you have incorporated this site, or parts thereof, into your lesson plan. In your e-mail message, please indicate your name, institution, department, and course title. Also please indicate whether the course is at the elementary, middle, high school, undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate level. This information will help me tailor the content of this site to specific educational requirements.

 

 

Authors and Publishers
Authors and publishers wishing to use photos, maps, graphs, and other materials on this site should contact me to discuss specific publication requirements (size, resolution, file format, color vs. black and white, etc.). I'll customize the content to meet your specific needs.

You may contact me via e-mail at:  scott @ crevassezone.org

 

When using data from this website, please cite the Juneau Icefield Research Program as the originator/source of the data, as follows:

Foundation for Glacier and Environmental Research, Juneau Icefield Research Program. Seattle, Wahsington, USA

 


Dr. Miller leads a geology field trip overlooking the Gilkey Glacier

 


Students attend an evening geophysics lecture at Camp 10