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Gismondi, M., & Davidson D. J. (Submitted).  Imagining the tar sands 1880-1967 and beyond. Abstract
2016
Shotyk, W., Bicalho B., Cuss C. W., Donner M. W., Grant-Weaver I., Haas-Neill S., et al. (2016).  Trace metals in the dissolved fraction (<0.45μm) of the lower Athabasca River: Analytical challenges and environmental implications. Science of The Total Environment.
Leong, D., & Donner S. (2016).  Future Water Supply and Demand Management Options in the Athabasca Oil Sands. River Research and Applications. 32(9), 8 pages . Abstract
Shakibaeinia, A., Kashyap S., Dibike Y. B., & Prowse T. D. (2016).  An integrated numerical framework for water quality modelling in cold-region rivers: A case of the lower Athabasca River. Science of The Total Environment. 569-570, 12 pages . Abstract
Shakibaeinia, A., Dibike Y. B., Kashyap S., Prowse T. D., & Droppo I. G. (2016).  A numerical framework for modelling sediment and chemical constituents transport in the Lower Athabasca River. Journal of Soils and Sediments. 21 pages . Abstract
Kashyap, S., Dibike Y., Shakibaeinia A., Prowse T., & Droppo I. (2016).  Two-dimensional numerical modelling of sediment and chemical constituent transport within the lower reaches of the Athabasca River. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. Abstract
Cooke, C. A., Schwindt C., Davies M., Donahue W. F., & Azim E. (2016).  Initial environmental impacts of the Obed Mountain coal mine process water spill into the Athabasca River (Alberta, Canada). Science of The Total Environment. 557-558, 7 pages . Abstract
Evans, M., Davies M., Janzen K., Muir D., Hazewinkel R., Kirk J., et al. (2016).  PAH distributions in sediments in the oil sands monitoring area and western Lake Athabasca: Concentration, composition and diagnostic ratios. Environmental Pollution. 213, 16 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2016).  Alberta tier 2 soil and groundwater remediation guidelines. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 150 pages. Abstract
2015
Rasouli, K., Hernández-Henríquez M. A., & Déry S. J. (2015).  Reply to D. L. Peters' Comment on "Streamflow input to Lake Athabasca, Canada" by Rasouli et al. (2013). Hydrology and Earth System Sciences. 19(3), 5 pages . Abstract
Droppo, I. G., D’Andrea L., Krishnappan B. G., Jaskot C., Trapp B., Basuvaraj M., et al. (2015).  Fine-sediment dynamics: Towards an improved understanding of sediment erosion and transport. Journal of Soils and Sediments. 15(2), 12 pages . Abstract
Lynam, M. M., Dvonch T. J., Barres J. A., Morishita M., Legge A., & Percy K. (2015).  Oil sands development and its impact on atmospheric wet deposition of air pollutants to the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, Alberta, Canada. Environmental Pollution. 206, 9 pages . Abstract
Wong, M. - L., An D., Caffrey S. M., Soh J., Dong X., Sensen C. W., et al. (2015).  Roles of thermophiles and fungi in bitumen degradation in mostly cold oil sands outcrops. Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 81(19), 13 pages . Abstract
Lindenschmidt, K. - E., & Das A. (2015).  A geospatial model to determine patterns of ice cover breakup along the Slave River. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering. 42(9), 10 pages. Abstract
Leong, D. N. S., & Donner S. D. (2015).  Climate change impacts on streamflow availability for the Athabasca Oil Sands. Climatic Change. 13 pages . Abstract
Das, A., Chu T., & Lindenschmidt K. - E. (2015).  Monitoring ice cover characteristics and behaviour along the Slave River. Abstract
Jablonski, B. V. J., & Dalrymple R. W. (2015).  Recognition of strong seasonality and climatic cyclicity in an ancient, fluvially dominated, tidally influenced point bar: Middle McMurray Formation, Lower Steepbank River, north-eastern Alberta, Canada. Sedimentology. Abstract
Dixon, G. (2015).  Surface and groundwater management in the oil sands industry. (Canadian Water Network, Ed.). 5 pages. Abstract
Erler, A. R., Peltier R. W., & D’Orgeville M. (2015).  Dynamically downscaled high-resolution hydroclimate projections for Western Canada. Journal of Climate. 28(2), 27 pages . Abstract
Wang, J., Betrie G., & Deng B. (2015).  Computational Sustainability and environmental analytics for Athabasca River basin.  Download: Junye Wang Computational Sustainability Approved.pdf (1.52 MB)
Cohce, M. K., Dincer I., & Naterer G. F. (2015).  Energy and Exergy Analyses of Water Usage in Oil Sands Extraction and Upgrading Operations. Progress in Clean Energy, Volume 1. 17 pages. Abstract
Betrie, G., Wang J., & Deng B. (2015).  Hydrological and water quality modeling of the Athabasca river basin using SWAT.  Download: Betrie_Modeling PP Approved.pdf (2.39 MB)
Deng, B. (2015).  Modified regional DNDC and its application in Athabasca River Basin.  Download: M-DNDC Deng Approved.pdf (1.88 MB)
2014
Aguilar, M., Glucksman E., Bass D., & Dacks J. B. (2014).  Next generation sequencing of protists as a measure of microbial community in oil sands tailings ponds: Amplicon versus metagenomic approaches. 24 pages . Abstract
Sun, N., Chelme-Ayala P., Kamerth N., McPhedran K. N., Islam M. S., Perez-Estrada L., et al. (2014).  Advanced analytical mass spectrometric techniques and bioassays to characterize untreated and ozonated oil sands process-affected water. 48(19), 9 pages . Abstract

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