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1977

Croft, B. R., & Lamb A. (1977). The magnitude of fog occurrence and associated problems in the oil sands area. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Can. CIM Special Volume 17, 728-731.

Lamb, A., & Croft B. (1977). The magnitude of fog occurrence and associated problems in the oil sands area. Proceedings of the 2nd Pacific Chemical Engineering Conference (PACHEC 1977), Aug. 23-31, Denver, Colorado. 1295-1298.

Locat, J., & Cruden D. M. (1977). Major landslides on the eastern slopes of the southern Canadian Rockies. 179-197.

Gerson, D. F., Zajic J. E., & Cooper D. G. (1977). Microbial separation of bitumen from Athabasca tar sand, part II. Biochemical Engineering research reports v. 3, 316.

Skeel, M. A., & Carbyn L. N. (1977). The morphological relationship of gray wolves (Canis lupus) in National Parks of central Canada. 55(4), 737-747.

Rubinstein, I., Strausz C., Spyckerelle R. J., Crawford R. J., & Westlake D. W. S. (1977). The origin of the oil sand bitumen of Alberta: a chemical and microbiological simulation study. 41, 1341-1353.

Cormack, D. E., Kenchington J. M., Phillips C. R., & LeBlanc P. J. (1977). Parameters and mechanisms in the solvent extraction of mined Athabasca oil sand. 55(5), 572-580.

Croft, B. R., Lamb A., & Dawson R. N. (1977). Preliminary investigation into the magnitude of fog occurrence and associated problems in the oil sands area. AOSERP Report 9, 87.

Camp, F. W. (1977). Processing Athabasca tar sands - tailings dispersal. 55(5), 581-591.

Cheng, T., & Nemanishen W. (1977). Runoff simulation models for research basins. In : Alberta Watershed Research Program Symposium Proceedings, 1977, 31 August - September 1977, compiled by R. H. Swanson and P. A. Logan. Information Report NOR-X-176, 206-219.

Collingwood, L. (1977). Seasonal bison distributions correlated to habitat types in Wood Buffalo National Park 1976-1977. In : Wood Buffalo National Park bison research : 1977 annual report, J. G. Stelfox, compiler. CWS 51-77,

Costerton, J. W. (1977). Sessile bacteria in streams in forests under a variety of management practices.

project leader Cook, F. D. (1977). Soil research related to revegetation of the oil sands area.

Carroll, M. (1977). Some aspects of the economic nature of contracts as they relate to forest land tenure in Alberta. 53, 8-14.

Coward, J. M., & Crawford D. (1977). Surface water hydrology of the Syncrude mine area. Syncrude Research report 77-6, 131.

Collingwood, L., & Stelfox J. (1977). Vaccination program 1977, Sweetgrass bison management station. Section A. II. In : Canadian Wildlife Service. Wood Buffalo National Park, Bison Research. 1977 Annual Report.

Cordes, L. D., & Pearce C. M. (1977). Vegetation changes in the Peace-Athabasca Delta: 1975-1976. 148.

Mercer, J. M., & Charlton R. B. (1977). Very high resolution meteorological satellite study of oil sands weather : " a feasibility study". AOSERP Report 12, 44.

Cormack, R. G. H. (1977). Wildflowers of Alberta.

Carbyn, L. N., Samoil H., & Fau J. F. (1977). Wolf-bison : predator-prey relationships in Wood Buffalo National Park. Section D. In : Canadian Wildlife Service. Wood Buffalo National Park, Bison Research. 1977 Annual Report.

1976

Camp, F. W. (1976). Processing Athabasca tar sands - tailings disposal. 47 pages . Abstract

Clugston, D. M., George A. E., Montgomery D. S., Smiley G. T., & Sawatzky H. (1976). Sulfur compounds in oils from the western Canada tar belt. 16 pages . Abstract

Cashman, A. W. (1976). The best Edmonton stories. 1-207 .

Cordero, F. J. (1976). Bitumen recovery from Athabasca oil sand using GCOS crude and steam in a three-dimensional experimental model. Mineral Engineering(M. Sc.),

Corkum, L. D. (1976). A comparative study of behaviour relating to differential drift of two species of mayflies.

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