Dan Murphy

I would argue that Christmas season should not begin until November 12th. But that being said, there is nothing wrong with thinking about it already. Mt. Seymour in Vancouver, BC this morning. #bcstorm #ShareYourWeather

🚨🚨🚨 Paper alert! 🚨🚨🚨 On the spatial variability in dune geometry and the associated hydraulic roughness in a tidally influenced river. Check it out here: doi.org/10.1029/2023JF…

Look close...it's a sockeye sprinting in a flume! Such a fun project! @VendittiLab

@danmurph97 Thanks Dan. Your hard work is what is making our investigations of #landslides, #hydraulics, and #salmon migration possible. @LandslideSalmon

Winter field work is quite interesting. Just finished installing and GPS staking 60 water level loggers throughout the Fraser Canyons over the course of the past several weeks. From closed highways, arced batteries, non-floating phones, and much more it was quite the adventure.

Want to learn about the connections between #geomorphology and #salmon? Check out the latest episode of Bare Earth: youtube.com/watch?v=J2MB1c… @LandslideSalmon @HakaiInstitute @HakaiGeospatial @SFU @SFUENV @FraserBasin @Fraser_Salmon @NSERC_CRSNG @UNBC @Uvic 1/2

Some #BritishColumbia fieldwork scenery with @danmurph97. Measuring the hydraulic formed by the Big Bar #landslide. Nothing like field work at -13 C. @LandslideSalmon

A grim anniversary. On Nov 1, 2018, 90k cubic meters of rock fell into the Fraser River at Big Bar, BC, impeding salmon migration. It led to the most extensive integrated landslide, hydraulics, salmon migration, and genetics monitoring studies ever. @HakaiInstitute @DFO_Pacific

@JonasEsch And water proof shoes. Learned both those lessons last fall haha

Autumn in Vancouver == immediately needing a better rain jacket

Cool stuff. theglobeandmail.com/canada/british…

@ice_rivers_sam @SFU @smchartrand Awesome! Looking forward to see you on campus.

If you have to run Hell's Gate in #FraserRiver studying landslides & salmon, you should have fun doing it. youtu.be/1e8moZQZUpc via @YouTube @brianmenounos @HakaiInstitute @SFUEVSC @SFUENV @SFU @Steelqat @SuperSaetta @danmurph97 @mor_wright @jcarrRockstar @LandslideSalmon

Surveying Dryrack Canyon in the Fraser River with @danmurph97 from @SFU and @NickOfTheVine from @HakaiInstitute and @HakaiGeospatial to study #salmon migration and flow structure. @LandslideSalmon

Fieldwork with @NickOfTheVine from @HakaiInstitute, @danmurph97, and others. 30 minutes in 15 seconds. Measuring flow at hydraulic barriers to #FraserRiver #salmon migration for work with @FishyBehaviour.

Rigging the floats for day 2 of the Fraser River Canyon data collection trip. Video taken upstream of the Fraser/Thompson river confluence. @LandslideSalmon @VendittiLab @NickOfTheVine

Yale Rapids #Sockeye #salmon migration in #Fraser River youtu.be/8v1Me_7aK_U via @YouTube @danmurph97 @LandslideSalmon

Salmon (I believe Sockeye) seeking a place of rest in a not so restful environment. Incredible sight in the Fraser canyons today! Flows still cranking around 7,800 m3/s as the freshet wanes. @SuperSaetta @VendittiLab

@DrChrisHackney @ChannelWidth @DrJulianLeyland @LSUrivers @nuact_NCL @NCL_Geography Cool map of the riverbed! Is there any chance this is a result of different flow conditions?

How it started How it's going #ByeByeDunes #ByeByeSand #Mekong

Installing cameras at Hell’s Gate in the Fraser River to study flow dynamics and #salmon migration with @SuperSaetta and @danmurph97. There is a canyon somewhere down there under 10,000 cubic meters of water per second.

The Fraser is cranking! Flow's of ~9,800 m³/s based on the gauge in Hope, British Columbia. (Video: Hell's Gate)