Peter Bobrowsky

Peter Bobrowsky serves as Adjunct Faculty in Earth Sciences at Simon Fraser University and as Scientist Emeritus at the Geological Survey of Canada. His global career spans multiple continents, focusing on geological hazards and earth sciences.

His primary research areas include Natural Hazards and Quaternary Geology, with specialized interests in landslides, paleotsunamis, geoethics, medical geology, aggregate resources, and paleoenvironmental reconstruction. His work often addresses practical challenges in hazard mitigation and resource management through interdisciplinary field studies and technical analysis.

Recent publications demonstrate sustained focus on landslide monitoring in British Columbia's Thompson River valley, paleotsunami chronology along the Cascadia margin, and geoethics advancement. His interdisciplinary approach integrates geophysics, geochemistry, and sedimentology to address climate resilience and infrastructure protection, with strong emphasis on practical applications for transportation corridors and coastal communities.