In addition to our issue articles, our essays, and our journeys, Ground Truth Trekking also performs some original research, both field-based and data analysis. Our original research reports can be found here.
Field studies of active faults in the Lake Iliamna region (2009)
This geological fieldwork examined the potential for active faults in the Lake Iliamna region, in particular the Lake Clark Fault and evidence of recent seismic activity in Kamishak Bay.
Fault Hunt 2010: Terrace Deformation (2010)
This report describes the results of our 2010 field season, mostly aimed at filling in the gaps from our 2009 report. This work focused on measuring erosional scarps on both Lake Illiamna and Kamishak Bay.
This report examines the relationship between generation types and electricity prices using data from 1990-2009. We also discuss the changing capital costs of new generation facilities and the concept of "external costs".
Twitter Updates:@GroundTruthTrek:Fountain Springs: 200 yards upstream this river boils up fully formed from the edge of the ice. http://t.co/gqaLnIQC
@GroundTruthTrek:First descent. Shifted from it's former valley by the movement of the glacier, this creek runs between ice... http://t.co/kN18wMB8
@GroundTruthTrek:First descent. Shifted from it's former valley by the movement of the glacier, this creek runs between ice... http://t.co/kN18wMB8
@GroundTruthTrek:An amazing view of the Fata Morgana mirage from Homer (photo by our contributor Bjorn Olson). http://t.co/Z01ccV6A
@GroundTruthTrek:The chaos of life and parties in a 1-room house. http://t.co/59AzF2mx
