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National Engineering Vulnerability Assessment of Public Infrastructure to Climate ChangeState of Knowledge Assessment7. ReferencesAlain Bourque, Director Impacts et Adaptation A New Applied, Multidisciplinary and Multiorganizational AResearch Centre for Promoting Concrete Adaptation to Climate Change. (Water News:Promoting Effective Water Management) December 2002.Alexis Mogan, Brian Branfireun, and Ferenc Csillag Canadian Water Resources Journal, Volume 29,Number 3, Fall 2004 ISSN 1918-1817 An Evaluation of the Contributions of Urbanization andClimatic Change to Runoff Characteristics in the Laurel Creek Watershed, Ontario (page(s) 171-182 / doi: 10. 4296/cwrj171. Date Modified 2008-07-10André Musy, Executive Director, Luc Roy, Hydrological Engineer, Hydro-Québec/Ouranos Quranos: AMultidisciplinary Approach to Impact Assessment and Adaptation to Climate Change as Appliedto Water Resources. (Water News: Promoting Effective Water Management) December 2008.Andrea Hebb, and Linda Mortsch Floods: Mapping Vulnerability in the Upper Thames Watershed under aChanging Climate. Final Report of the Canadian Foundation for Climate and AtmosphericSciences (CFCAS) Project: Assessment of Water Resources Risk and Vulnerability to ChangingClimatic Conditions. Project Report XI August 2007B. B. Mehdi, L.Connolly-Boutin, C. A. Madramootoo. World Resource Review 2006 Vol. 18 No. 1, Copingwith the Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources: A Canadian Experience.Bano B. Mehdi. Hydropower and Climate Change Workshop Report. Inn at the Forks, Winnipeg,Manitoba – March 2nd & 3rd, 2006 www.waterresources.c-ciarn.caBano B. Mehdi. Application of Climate Models to Water Resources Management C-CIARN WaterResources Workshop, Delta Point Ocean Spa & Resort Victoria, B.C. – November18th & 19th,2004Bano B. Mehdi. Water Resources at Risk due to Climate Change. Final Report on C-CIARN WaterResources Workshop, Holiday Inn Midtown, Montreal Quebec, September 9 & 10, 2002C-CIARN. Water Resources, Brace Centre for Water Resources, State-of-Play Report: The Status ofClimate Change Impacts and Adaptation From the Perspective of C-CIARN – Water Resources2006-2007C. Valeo, Z.Xiang, F.J.C. Bouchart, P. Yeung, and M.C. Ryan Canadian Water Resources Journal,Volume 32, Number 4, Spring 2007 ISSN 1918-1817 Climate Change Impacts in the ElbowRiver Watershed (page(s) 285-302 / doi: 10. 4296/cwrj3204285. Date Modified 2008-07-10Canadian Climate Impact and Scenarios (CCIS). (2009). Retrieved fromhttp://www.cics.uvic.ca/scenarios/Chartier, I. (2006). Influence du modèle hydrologique sur la modélisation des apports dans uneperspective de changements climatiques : une application sur le bassin versant Baskatong.CDA 2006 Annual Conference, Québec City, Quebec, Canada. Retrieved from www.cda.caDaniel J. Jobin, M.Eng., P.Eng, Project Leader, Kije Sipi Ltd. In Partnership with City of Edmonton, City ofOttawa, Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority Impacts & Adaptation of Drainage Systems,Design Methods & Policies, presented to Natural Resources Canada, Climate Change ActionFund: Impacts & Adaptation Contribution Agreement A330 June 2001GENIVAR 9
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