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Qi, X. (2008).  Simulation and laboratory measurements of velocity and attenuation in viscoelastic body: A frequency dependent study with respect to viscosities. Physics(M. Sc.), 206.
Qian, H., Klinka K., & Kayahara G. J. (1998).  Longitudinal patterns of plant diversity in the North American boreal forest. 138, 161-178.
Qin, Y. (1998).  Ingrowth models and juvenile mixedwood stand dynamics. Renewable Resources(M. Sc.), 131. Abstract
Qing, H., & Mountjoy E. W. (1995).  Paleohydrogeology of the Canadian Rockies and origins of brines, Pb-Zn deposits and dolomitization in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin : Comment and reply. 23, 189-190.
Qiu, Y., & Sego D. C. (2001).  Laboratory properties of mine tailings.
Qiu, L. (2010).  Effect of oil sands slurry conditioning on bitumen recovery from oil sands ores. Chemical and Materials Engineering(M. Sc.), 120.
Qiu, Y., & Sego D. C. (2006).  Optimum deposition for sub-aerial tailings : modeling and model validation. 20(4), 286-308.
Qiu,(J.)Y., & Sego D. C. (2001).  Laboratory properties of mine tailings. 38(1), 183-190.
Qu, G. (2006).  Effect of chemical additives on stability of water-in-diluted bitumen emulsions. Chemical Engineering(M. Sc. ), 
Quagraine, E. K., Peterson H. G., & Headley J. V. (2005).  In situ bioremediation of naphthenic acids contaminated tailing pond waters in the Athabasca Oil Sands region - demonstrated field studies and plausible options: a review. 40, 685-722.
Quagraine, E. K., Headley J. V., & Peterson H. G. (2005).  Is biodegradation of bitumen a source of recalcitrant naphthenic acid mixtures in oil sands tailing pond waters?. 40, 671-684.
Quagraine, E. K., Peterson H. G., & Headley J. V. (2005).  In situ bioremediation of naphthenic acids contaminated tailing pond waters in the Athabasca oil sands region - Demonstrated field studies and plausible options: A Review. 40(3), 37 pages . Abstract
Quagraine, E. K., Headley J. V., & Peterson H. G. (2005).  Is biodegradation of bitumen a source of recalcitrant naphthenic acid mixtures in oil sands tailing pond waters?. 40 (3), 13 pages . Abstract
Quaite, J. (1953).  Poisoning with "ammate" to eliminate aspen. Silviculture Leaflet 94,
Qualizza, C. (2000).  Soil capping and performance : 5 year research program conceptual layout. Presentation to the CONRAD Environmental Aquatic Technical Advisory Group.
Qualizza, C., Chapman D., Barbour S. L., & Purdy B. (2004).  Reclamation research at Syncrude Canada's mining operation in Alberta's Athabasca Oil Sands region. In: International Conference on Ecological Restoration SER2004, Victoria, 24-26 august.
Quazi, M. E. (1977).  Flood and erosion control on Sawridge Creek through Slave Lake. 13.
Quazi, M. E. (1976).  Floodplain study of Sawridge Creek through Slave Lake. 12.
Quazi, M. E. (1976).  Pembina River erosion. 8.
Quesnel, D. M., Bhaskar I. M., Gieg L. M., & Chua G. (2011).  Naphthenic acid biodegradation by the unicellular alga Dunaliella tertiolecta. 84(4), 7 pages . Abstract
Qui, Y. (2000).  Optimum deposition for sub-aerial tailings disposal. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D. ), 333.
Quideau, S. A. (2010).  Building organic matter in reconstructed forest soils, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 25.
Quideau, S., Turcotte I., & Oh S. - W. (2007).  Organic matter quality in reclaimed soils.
Quideau, S. A., Gupta S. D., MacKenzie D. M., & Landhausser S. M. (2012).  Microbial response to fertilization in contrasting soil materials used during oil sands reclamation. 77(1), 9 pages . Abstract
Quince, A. F. (2009).  Performance measures for forest fire management organizations: Evaluating and enhancing initial attack operations in the province of Alberta's Boreal Natural Region.. Forestry(M. Sc. F.),  Abstract