Ph.D. position: Sediment dynamics and surface ocean conditions variability near glacier
With a surface area of 14,000 km2, the Devon Ice Cap is one of the largest ice caps in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with an ice volume of 411±140 km3. Recent studies have shown that the Devon ice cap lost 600 km2 (4%) of its surface area between 1960 and 1999, mainly due to higher summer temperatures.