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138 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGEffectiveness of cartographic communication: paper maps vs. electronic maps (Fung)Impacts of digital technology on thematic map design (Fung)Cumulative effects assessment (Gunn)Regional development and environmental management (Gunn)Strategic environmental assessment (Gunn)Sustainability appraisal (Gunn)Urban quality (Gunn)Development of a grassland health monitoring and productivity prediction system inadaptation of climate change (Guo)Grizzly bear management and conservation: understanding the links betweenpopulation, behaviour, habitat and landscape structure with geospatial tools(Guo CoPi)Improved LAI estimation and simulation (Guo)Diabetes in First Nations populations (Hackett)Health geography (Hackett)History of Aboriginal health (Hackett)Tuberculosis (Hackett)Environmental assessment and wetland mitigation (Hill with B. Noble)Prairie hydrology in Smith Creek Saskatchewan (Hill with J. Pomeroy)Geographic Information System (GIS) (Kamal)Remote Sensing applications for water resource management, geomorphology andhydro-environmental modeling (Kamal)Cold regions hydrology (Marsh)Hydrology of the Mackenzie Delta region (Marsh)Snow melt runoff processes (Marsh)Automated drainage system parameterization and segmentation from digital elevationdata (L. Martz)Climate change adaptations in the forestry sector (L. Martz)Climate change impacts on northern rivers (L. Martz)The application of hydro-climatological science to water resource issues (L. Martz)The Mackenzie GEWEX Project: the impact of spatial scale on hydrological modelparameterization (L. Martz)Cumulative environmental effects for regions and watersheds (Noble)Environmental impact assessment (Noble)Multi-criteria analysis and decision support (Noble)Resource and environmental management (Noble)Access to safe drinking water in Aboriginal communities (Patrick)Local capacity building for source water protection (Patrick)Regional watershed planning (Patrick)Sustainable land use planning (Patrick)Aboriginal peoples and urbanization (Peters)Aboriginal self-government (Peters)Urban social geography (Peters)Forest hydrology (Pomeroy)Hydrological processes (Pomeroy)Mountain hydrology (Pomeroy)Northern hydrology (Pomeroy)Prairie hydrology (Pomeroy)Snow and ice (Pomeroy)
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 139Water and climate modelling (Pomeroy)Biosphere reserves, forestry and National Parks (Reed)Environmental governance (Reed)Feminist environmental geography (Reed)Rural communities and ecosystem-based management (Reed)Canadian Shield hydrology and hydrometeorology (Spence)Statistical regionalization of streamflow (Spence)The role of storage in Canadian Prairie hydrology (Spence)Community-based low-cost housing development (Walker)Indigeneity and urban development (Walker)Indigenous housing in urban areas (Walker)Municipal planning with Aboriginal communities (Walker)Program evaluation in community services (Walker)Supported housing for people with mental illness (Walker)Urban citizenship (Walker)Urban planning and geography (Walker)Boreal forests and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Climatic hazards (e.g. droughts) (Wheaton)Grasslands and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Prairie cities and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Recent Publications* not a member of this department4current or former graduate studentAITKEN, A., *CONLAN, K., *RENAUD, P., *HENDRYCKS, E., *MCCLELLAND, C., *ARCHAMBAULT, P.,*CUSSON, M. and *MORATA, N. 2008 ‘The benthic environment’ in On Thin Ice: A Synthesis ofthe Canadian Arctic Shelf Exchange Study (CASES) ed L. Fortier, D. Barber and J. Michaud(Winnipeg: Aboriginal Issues Press) 159-1994 ARMSTRONG, R.L., POMEROY, J.W. and MARTZ, L.W. 2008 ‘Evaluation of three evaporationestimation methods in a Canadian prairie landscape’ Hydrological Processes 22(15), 2801-2815*BARROW, E. and WHEATON, E. 2009 Global Climate Models and Downscaling: An Introduction (Invitedpresentation to Renewable Resources Management 389.3, University of Saskatchewan,Saskatoon, November 19, 2009, SRC Publication No. 11178-3D09)*BEAULIEU, C. and WHEATON, E. 2009 Comparing Climate Trends and Extremes: A Saskatoon CaseStudy (Invited presentation to the Climate Hazards Workshop, Saskatoon, SK, November 25,2009. SRC Publication No.12829-2D09, 19 slides)BONSAL, B.R. and *KOCHTUBAJDA, B. 2009 ‘An assessment of present and future climate in theMackenzie Delta and near-shore Beaufort Sea region of Canada’ International Journal ofClimatology 29, 1780-1795⎯⎯⎯ , WHEATON, E., *SIEMENS, E. and *NICOLICHUK, N. 2009 Drought Characterizations (Invitedpresentation to the Climate Hazards Workshop. Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC)Publication No.12829-3D09 18 pp)*CUELL, C. and BONSAL, B.R. 2009 ‘An assessment of climatological synoptic typing by principalcomponent analysis and kmeans clustering’ Theoretical and Applied Climatology 98, 361-3734 DEBEER, C.M. and POMEROY, J.W. 2009 ‘Modelling snowmelt and snowcover depletion in a smallalpine cirque, Canadian Rocky Mountains’ Hydrological Processes 23(18), 2584-2599,DOI:10.1002/hyp.7346*DRAPER, D. and REED, M.G. 2009 Our Environment: A Canadian Perspective 4th Edition (Toronto:Nelson)
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