Sam Bansah's paper on the computation of old water fractions in streamflow in seasonally cold watersheds is currently featured on the homepage of the journal WRR. Check it out! http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016WR020252/full
Category: Other group news
Wonder how to integrate wetlands into management decisions? Some answers in a new review paper + video blog
Some connectivity-related research coming to fruition thanks to the support of the USGS Powell Center for collaborative synthesis and analysis. See the links below for more information: https://powellcenter.usgs.gov/view-project/5432ed55e4b095098ca6ebb4 http://www.esa.org/esablog/research/integrating-geographically-isolated-wetlands-into-land-management/ http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fee.1504/abstract
Our Group at the National Hydrology Research Centre in Saskatoon, SK ~ by Janelle Laing
Members of our group attended a shortcourse focusing on isotope hydrology and biogeohemistry at Environment Canada’s National Hydrology Research Centre in Saskatoon, SK. The shortcourse was led by Jeff McDonnell and included not only him but also Genevieve Ali, Ali Ameli, Jaivime Evaristo, Carol Kendall, Geoff Koehler, Kim Janzen, Scott Jasechko, Cody Millar, and Tricia… Continue reading Our Group at the National Hydrology Research Centre in Saskatoon, SK ~ by Janelle Laing
NSERC awards for two new group members
Congratulations to Manon Soulard and Kelsey Margraf for being awarded NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Awards (USRAs). Manon and Kelsey will be joining our group this summer to work on hydrobiogeochemistry projects, more particularly on the water and nutrient exchanges that occur between surface and shallow subsurface soil layers at the edge of farm fields and… Continue reading NSERC awards for two new group members
What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Laura Blunden…
As a Hydrology and Biogeochemistry Field and Research Assistant, Laura’s summer 2015 position with the WSRP was as varied as her academic background and work interests. Laura will soon graduate with an Honors Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography, including a Minor in Biological Science, with aspirations to obtain a second degree at some point… Continue reading What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Laura Blunden…
What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Matthew Walker…
Meet Matt, the man who lives Environmental Science at work, at home and at play. A former Environmental Design and Architecture student, Matt joined the WSRP as a Biogeochemistry Field Assistant for the 2015 summer field season before entering his fourth and final year at the University of Manitoba in Environmental Science. Matt found… Continue reading What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Matthew Walker…
What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Adrienne Schmall…
Don’t let the last name fool you… Ms. “Schmall” is already off to some very BIG things in academia and research! A Bachelor of Science student majoring in Geological Sciences, Adrienne joined the WSRP as Research Assistant in the field season of 2015 and she quickly made an impact. Motivated to find a working experience… Continue reading What does a summer job in hydrology entail? Meet Adrienne Schmall…
Congratulations Halya!
Halya successfully defended her MSc research work this week. Her thesis, entitled "A combined field data and empirical modeling approach to precipitation-runoff analysis in an agro-forested Prairie watershed", represented countless hours of fieldwork and as many hours (if not more) of digging through 15-minute hydrometric data to extract relevant patterns of behavior for the Catfish… Continue reading Congratulations Halya!
New group members this spring 2015
We did not get a proper snowmelt this spring, but we are excited to see our group expanding within the next few days and weeks: * Jonathon Belanger will join us as a research associate and help us with many of our research projects and new CFI-funded instruments * Adrienne Schmall will be working with… Continue reading New group members this spring 2015
Change of status for Cody (Ross)
We are thrilled that Cody Ross, former undergrad research assistant in our group, will be transitioning to a MSc in January 2015. Cody will move away from his Honors thesis work, which focused on optimal sampling strategies for water quality, and rather examine the significance of subsurface flow in the Catfish Creek Watershed through the… Continue reading Change of status for Cody (Ross)
Ecohydrological Systems Laboratory - Laboratoire sur les systèmes écohydrologiques 