Danielle A.M. Hallé
Ph.D. Student (09/2020-)
MSc. from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Natural Resource Management, Geography (2018-2020). Master thesis completed on predicting melt water runoff from a drinking water catchment in Greenland and evaluating the current performance of climate models on the periphery of Greenland.
B.A from the University of Ottawa in Geography and Environmental Studies (2012-2017). Honor’s thesis on the velocity variability of a surge type glacier in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.
When Danielle is not thinking about and studying glaciers she can be found in the moutains or in the hills on her skis, splitboard, rope or feet.
Read about her current research.
Email me: dhalle@uwaterloo.ca
Extracting DNA from the stream 
Happy scientists 
Sediment sampling on a rainy day
University of Waterloo Glaciology 